Bose Headphones With Wired Connection Cable

[Yes, on Cable] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After years of using Bluetooth earbuds, I had forgotten how much of a difference wired earbuds can make in sound quality—and I suspect that the USB-C connection might be enhancing this even more. I was really impressed with the clarity and quality of the sound, and like any wired earbuds, these are super-simple to just plug in and start listening. If you want to adjust the equalizer settings, you can install the app and make all of the adjustments that you would like, but that’s completely optional. These are ideal if you need a good set of earbuds and/or a mic that you can plug into any device, which is especially nice if you have a device with only a USB-C connection and can’t or don’t want to use Bluetooth earbuds instead. As a bonus, these are super comfortable, even for my small, sensitive ears, and I’m pretty confident they would stay in place for quite a while, making them perfect for long days of Zoom meetings or for watching a movie on your device without disturbing anyone else around you. There is no noise-cancelling function, so you’ll be able to continue to hear what’s going on around you when you want to be aware of your surroundings. The one downside of these is that the cable is super-sensitive, and you hear a thump every time you bump the cable. I don’t know if it’s because of the sensitivity of the earbuds overall or if it’s because of the super-lightweight, thin, flat cable, but that probably means these are not going to be a set of earbuds you’re going to want to use while going for a run or doing something else that involves a lot of movement.

[3-pin female] This provides me the hard-wired connection I need for camera trigger, without having to stand right next to the camera. The only issue is - and it's true for any long cable like this, not just this one - is that you have to be careful not to pull on it, because this will juggle the camera on the tripod. I recommend securing it to the bottom of the tripod leg, so any pulling occurs there, not at the camera. Unfortunately, this shortens the effective reach of the cable by about 5 ft.. You may want to get two cables and daisy chain them, so you get enough reach to be useful.

[Silver] Intuitive and easy to use. If you prefer a wired connection this is the one to get.

[0.12 lb] This is just the cable that I was looking for to allow me to connect my Bose headphones to my PC. The cable works perfect! I had ordered another adapter from Amazon but it did not work with my Bose headphones. This adapter is exactly what I needed to use my built-in microphone on my Bose headset. Great price and in stock!

[0.035 lb] This is exactly the cable I needed to allow me to use my Bose 700 NC headphones with my iPhone without draining my battery or needing an adapter. And the volume and play/pause buttons work perfectly so I still have the player control I wanted.

[Yes] i purchased these headphones to replace a set of Bose QC 45s that suddenly and mysteriously died. They fit me well, the instructions are clear and simple, and the Bluetooth pairing is quick and painless. I think they are great value for money. The headphones also include a carrying case, a USB-C cable and a headphone cable, which are nice extras.

[Aluminum] Connection to Bose Soundbar was perfect. I don’t feel I need the sub with this configuration.

[Stereo] They turned my wired headphones into wireless and work great.

[5.2 lb] Bose 251 lives up to its reputation. Good ol’ wired speakers that produce that AMAZING sound that Bose is known for. I have used these for my indoor fitness studio and they are more than enough. If you are in the market for outdoor speakers these are the ones, don’t hesitate!

[ViennaKey] I just got my Sennheiser e908b with the equipment to use the mike wired into a Bose T1 Tonemaster, run through a Bose L1 Compact PA. Really clear as a bell sound, which is what you want. It didn’t sound limited by the mic. I wanted to avoid that. Will ultimately go wireless. I’m not a professional, yet. Been playing saxes for 3.5 years. Serious about sound. At this price point with the flexibility to go wired and wireless is a big advantage.