Review on 🎧 Bose SoundTrue Headphones Around-Ear Style, Black: Immerse in Superior Audio Quality by Cory Mosley

Im impressed. They are slim, light and beautifully designed. They have a full, balanced, ultra-clean, crisp sound. They sound good at both low volume and high volume. They have a full, rich sound when connected to a low-power device like my Moto G phone, and they sound even more amazing when connected to my 400w Yamaha stereo receiver. They provide excellent protection against extraneous noise. I live on a busy street near the train station. During the day I like to relax as I usually get up at 4am. Between train horns and cars flying down my street, it's impossible to sleep. But I can put these headphones on at low volume and the train horns and traffic become barely audible, and I'll pass out within minutes. It helps that I hardly feel them on my head because they're so light. They are very comfortable to wear for a long time. It is clear that some bright minds have spent a lot of time creating an effective and beautiful design. Nothing is wasted. In my opinion they have created the best possible sound in the most efficient package. You could probably cram deeper bass into bulkier headphones, but at the cost of more weight. And with extra weight, you need more support. I recently bought a pair of Audio Technica ath-m50 headphones and after 30 minutes of wearing them I felt like my skull was deformed as if I had gone through the birth canal for the second time. Bose is my favorite pair of shoes. They all agree with my head and my ears. Personally, I prefer lighter headphones with great sound quality and punchy, tight, light bass to heavier headphones with more powerful, deeper bass. As with all headphones (or speakers), however, more power helps reproduce low-frequency sounds. So when I want bass, I connect Bose to my stereo receiver for a fuller sound. But for relaxing music, I can just plug them into my Android phone and they're great.