bose

A pair of €300 Bose headphones sounded worse than a pair of €20 Sennheisers to me.

The noise cancelling is dramatically worse than Bose and the headphones make me look dramatically stupider because of the mic.

A pair of Bose QC25's has been my most objectively productive purchase this last year.

While Bose is generally overpriced, these earbuds are the best I've found in the sub $100 range.

I wonder if Bose is doing something beyond noise-cancellation in the QC25s when you turn them on.

And all Bose products, which have always seemed egregiously overpriced to me.

I've used Bose earbuds for half a decade or more, and you can pry them from my cold dead hands.

My Bose noise cancelling headphones[1] are really effective at cancelling conversations.

This was on an iPad (chrome browser) with Bose over-ear phones.

I found the uncompressed to be muddied, at least coming through a Bose Color Soundlink.

Several years ago I was in a really bad office noise situation and I went out and bought Bose QC-15 headphones for $300.

That said, Bose does make the best NC headphones.

I'm not one of those people who automatically trashes Bose equipment, but Bose does a lot of processing/EQ/"coloration" to music to make it sound more pleasing.

Indeed, it seems like the paragraph: > After the talk about “Poetry, Drumming and Mathematics”, we arrived at the appointed time at the Bose–Einstein Guest House to find our man, with his mother, standing transfixed by the deer grazing on the lawns.

I asked Don Lindich about small speakers with good imaging that are not Bose, and he recommended Mirage Omnisats.

Bose seems top of the line only in their Noise canceling.

It basically gives you a spacious sound like Bose, but they are higher quality in other respects, and I think cheaper.