🎧 Bose Proflight Series 2 Aviation Headset with Bluetooth & XLR Cable, Black - Premium Comfort & Connectivity Review

Very uncomfortable headphones. Tried all three sizes, nothing helped. They kept falling out of my ears. It also sounded like I was talking in a tin can or like I had a sinus congestion. Tried several planes. I wanted to like her but I couldn't.

B777 had no problems (A20 had constant parasitic noise). Not necessarily for the B787 (it's quiet in the cockpit). Compared to A20; there's almost no passive noise-cancellation, while in the A20 it does almost 60 per cent of the job. The A20 was heavy and caused neck pain on long-haul flights, but forget about the Prolight II on your head. Rocking the headphones and putting them in the case is a problem. be resolved.

I have been using this headset on B777 aircraft for a month. Very light, I use it on long flights. Many people have long spoken about discomfort in headphones, this was not my case. The headset will not fall when you move your head. The noise canceling is really good, the B777 is quite loud. So that helps a lot. The 5 pin XLR connector is ideal, no battery required. The hard case is a bit big, but there is no way to make it smaller. You can switch the microphone from left to right. Very good…

I want to upgrade my headset and decided to give it a try. Bose is known for its excellent sound quality, which in this case lives up to its name. I liked most of the features it came with. Radio calls were clear and distinct. Bluetooth was good when I had to call maintenance at the gate. Tap-through wasn't particularly useful, as it was just as easy to pick up the phone, and the flight attendant gave me a funny look as she sat and tapped my ear. The only issue I have with this headset is the…