Bose Quietcomfort Earbuds Vs Over Ear Headphones

[5.5 x 4 x 1.8"] Must have for Bose Quietcomfort 25 Wireless headphones. Makes charging convenient and easy.

[12] The Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones have been awesome so far. I have been able to hear different sounds that I normally would not be able to hear in other headphones. Between all the features and the lightness of the headphones I am really pleased that I purchased them. I use them everyday!

[6 oz / 170 g] These are my first open ear headphones. No more earbuds for me!

[7.5 x 2 x 0.1"] Over the years I have gone through many headphones almost all of which broke. The head band broke or one of the ear pieces broke off. These are extremely well made and virtually unbreakable. More importantly, it has superb sound able to pick up from the lowest frequency to the highest! The sound is very rich, full and clear. Love them!

[USB-C] I am enjoying my Marshall Over-ear Monitor II A.N.C headphones. Lots O'padding, comfortable when I wear my glasses. The Noise cancelling feature is really awesome.

[0.8 lb / 0.4 kg] Over the ear headphones reduce ambient noise. Sound quality is very good for mono headphones.

[2.5 Hours] I personally don’t get on with in-ear headphones. Over-ear seem too cumbersome as I use mine mainly on dog walks and need to carry them in my pocket sometimes. The Major IV seem to offer the best of both worlds. They are on-ear, yet deliver a really good sound. The design is simple and different to most other headphones available. The battery life is astonishing. I’ve had mine for two weeks now and still haven’t needed to charge them. Really, really pleased with them.

[36 Ohms] I recently got my hands on the AKG K371 Over-Ear Oval Closed-Back Studio Headphones and I must say, I'm thoroughly impressed. The sound quality is outstanding, rivaling my higher-priced Sennheiser headphones. The AKG K371 delivers clear, balanced audio, making it an excellent choice for both casual listening and studio work. The design of the headphones is another highlight. With a sleek and smooth aesthetic, they not only provide comfort for extended listening sessions but also add a touch of style. The build quality feels robust, ensuring these headphones can withstand the rigors of daily use. However, it's worth noting that the AKG K371 headphones do not offer significant sound isolation from external noise. While this may not be a deal-breaker for everyone, it's an important consideration if you're planning to use them in noisy environments.

[17.54 lb] I have always loved Bose products: my earbuds, my headphones, and even my computer speakers. It can be hard to return once you get acclimated to a certain level of sound quality. Adding this Bose soundbar to my Home entertainment system was super easy, and HOLY MOLY, the difference in immersiveness is jaw-dropping. The sounds feel everywhere around you but are conveniently packed in a sleek and aesthetically pleasing package. The true test of a soundbar, a Michael Bay movie, and explosions galore, but the thrill it adds to suspense video games and concerts is beyond belief. If you appreciate audio as a foundational level factor in your entertainment, buy this now.

[Dynamic] These are the best headphones you can buy at this price point. On-the-ear headphones were on my list after earbuds were hurting my ear canal. For those who say their outer ears hurt with these too, the trick is the wear them slightly forward so that the front edge of the pad actually rests off your ear cartilage, and rotate them to relieve the pressure off the back part of your ear cartilage. The speakers will still be aligned with your ear opening. These are great for the kids to use in the car, too. My kids' earwax always gunked up my earbuds, and I hated having to clean them. This is a great solution. They are pretty sturdy, and survived for many years in the backseat and being sat on and shoved around on the car floor by the kids, but they cannot handle hard abuse. One pair broke at the swiveling joint after years of use when I packed them into checked baggage on a flight. I was heartbroken, but I figured out how to disassemble them and superglue the broken joint back together. They're as good as new, and the swiveling still works. Another pair broke when they were left on the floor and stepped on. They broke in the same place as the first pair, at the swivel joint. Again, I administered the surgery and took the headphone apart to superglue the joint back together. Knock on wood, our third pair has somehow managed to be tossed around the backseat of the car with the kids and not be broken yet.