Bose QuietComfort Earbuds Wireless Headphones, stone blue

Although I am familiar with Bose devices and their sound quality, I have never used a wireless headset in the past. The headphones that I went with have met all of my expectations.

Distinct advantages: the sound canceling is phenomenal in comparison to previous generations of AirPods, which is, of course, a pro on a whole new level. Various disadvantages: One thing to keep in mind is that the architecture of the ear might not be suitable for everyone. But if it fits you the way it does me, you will be pleased.

Replaced a Sound Sport Wireless, thus I had to get a new one. I recently upgraded my home stereo system with a new portable speaker and had been using SoundLink III speakers previously. Quite comfortable with Bose audio. Sound quality is unquestionably the most vital aspect of these headphones. It's without a doubt the best option available. A perfect score of ten for the audio. Very distinct, spacious, and well-balanced in terms of frequency range. You'll know the distinctive Bose sound quality if you've ever experienced it. The low notes are firm and elastic, the midrange is well-represented, and the highs are distinct and stable. The sound quality is unparalleled for a device of this size. The sound is not as clear and there is no stage breadth compared to the AirPods Pro. I give the audio quality of the AirPods Pro a 6 out of 10. Since Bose specializes in audio headsets for pilots, then you can imagine how important noise cancellation is to the product. Hence, the microphones and…

These earbuds have blown me away! The sound quality is unmatched, thanks to Bose's expertise in electronics. Plus, the noise-cancellation feature did not disappoint - Through trial and error, I found that the battery life lasts a solid 6 hours. The only downside is the high price tag, but if you're willing to invest in premium quality, these earbuds hit the right notes.

Being a member of the audiophile caste, I have used a variety of full-size headphones in addition to TVS headphones in the past. Equalizer use is considered to be the worst possible offense for a true audiophile. Yet, in all honesty, I do feel that it is acceptable to make little (!) adjustments and that doing so improves the sound of particular headphones, particularly if they require it. I do not support making use of the equalizer in its entire mode, particularly in the mid-range or when all frequencies are equalized. It has no effect on the music whatsoever, and the timbres of the instruments lose their color as a result of this tragically pointless story. But, slight adjustments to the bass and even fewer adjustments to the treble are permissible. This holds true for Bose as well. If you intend to listen to not only classical music but also modern music from the 1950s and later, then the equalization on the headphones will need only a minor adjustment in order to accommodate…

There were some issues with the headphones at first, shortly after the purchase. It was first necessary to pick up the ear pads and learn how to put the headphones in correctly. It could take a while or feel uncomfortable at first, but eventually everything will work itself out, and they will stand up correctly. Although the headphones appear to fit firmly in the ears, they are very susceptible to interference from below (jacket collar). Evidently, the connection was the second issue. A problem appeared when connecting the headphones to the phone and playing music on accident; when you turned up the volume in one of the headphones, it did not increase (restarting the phone and reconnecting the headphones fixed it), however this issue only occurred 2-3 times before it went away. Talking on the phone through them causes the third issue. When you answer a call, even at the highest setting on the volume slider, the interlocutor's voice is too quiet. However, changing the volume in the…

I was hoping for a better sound quality; on the subway, there is almost no noise reduction, which makes using headphones a pointless alternative for listening to audiobooks. There are occasions when it fails. In a nutshell, I anticipated more. Not worth the cost or your time.

We returned them to Bose because on-ear headphones can't handle the wet weather (I already have the third). When I need to sweat at work, I wear these liners, but once I get into the car and cool down, I switch back to my regular size. This duo needs to stay together for a while, I hope. Some benefits: Superior to Bose's QuietComfort II in terms of reducing ambient noise. Aural withdrawal symptoms eventually disappear. They have a long period of charge retention. Against perspiration and precipitation (for which I bought it). When put into the ears, they sync up with a smartphone quickly and without any problems. Controlled with ease and transparency via touch screens. When set to transparency, volume and bass are reduced. Look at the downsides: The wind was broadcast in both channels (transparency mode and full noise reduction). When walking through the rain with a damp hood, they decide to listen to music (sensor!).

purchased from a reputable retailer where you may listen. Took the TMW2, Soundcore Pro, Air2, and B&O E8 3rd Generation. Sony 2 models are pricey, so sure. iPhone Pro, Klipsch 5ii, 215tw, and Bose. The sound is good, as it was, but after the break it seemed to have very little volume to me. There used to be TMW2, which I returned because it had fallen off two months earlier. Returned. The sound is not mine when the next E8 bangs and is instantly returned. The sound is loud, clear, and the best at this point, but it was cool back then. It's quite unfortunate that there's no way to change the songs or volume on them—the music sounds amazing! I donated some to Sony, however even though the sound is fantastic and pleasant, they don't fit well in my ears. Klipsh, the fairly feeble sound, well, gave it away. Pro 2 sound is good in theory, but there is no detail. Soundcore and Air 2 are good, but they do not sit. I spent approximately 20 minutes deciding between a Bose and an iPhone pro. A…

My first steps into the world of high-quality sound were taken using the Bose SoundSport Wireless headphones that I possessed in the past. But, there were significant issues with the materials used in those, and after two years they came apart, leaving behind pleasant recollections in general. I am using AirPods Pro in the interim while I am waiting for Bose to release their updated model. It would be meaningless to suggest that listening to them after Bose is impossible since that would be saying nothing. The suffering lasted for a full year. Even while the benefits are unparalleled from the perspective of the environment and convenience, we are obligated to give credit where credit is due. These are not only lovely but also quite compact and well organized. And lastly, I hung around until Bose released their newest generation of headphones. There is no volume control on the headphones themselves, the left earpiece does not function properly when the right earpiece is not present…

Some pros: I have been using it for less than a year, the sound quality is consistent and does not disappoint. Has some cons Ergonomics is not one hundred percent, but a matter of habit.

Everything is fine, but, with the exception of, for example, having bought groceries, you need to take pictures at the checkout and you look for a pocket and then look for an earphone in your pocket to put it back on, damn it, they couldn’t make the sound around function so that you could communicate without taking off Its pros: Good bass, mids and highs are also normal, autonomy is good, they connect well, sometimes it glitches but is quickly fixed Different cons: The main disadvantage is that there is no end-to-end external sound, that is, to press and the microphones transmit sound from the outside

With its pros. The sound quality is fire. Well, they sit tight in the ears, you can run. At first they cause a little discomfort, then the ears get used to it. Audibility into the microphone is good, even with the wind they hear me, although not perfectly. The charging case lasts a long time. Excellent adjustable noise reduction. Some cons: Huge case. Ears get a little tired after wearing for a long time.

With its pros. The sound quality is top notch. Compared with AirPods2, Beats Powerbaets pro, Sennheiser Momentum True2.… I was also impressed with the noise reduction - BOSE has it just a cut above that of opponents. Different cons: They don’t sit very securely in my ears, but this is more likely due to the shape of the ears themselves! )))