Bose Headphone Reviews

"Leave a comment below about this article...But strangely it hasn't yet gone for the biggest growing sector of the headphone market - in-ear headphones - in a particularly big way...The main body of the silicone rubber tips actually sit outside the ear canal and the result is that, though slightly more effective than a standard pair of iPod-style earbuds, they don't cut out external noise to any great degree..." read more »

"Bose on-ear headphones deliver clean, rich sound in a small, light, on-ear design...Whatever your musical tastes, Bose on-ear headphones faithfully reproduce the subtle nuances and powerful choruses, across the spectrum of human hearing...The audio cable attaches to just one earcup, so there's more freedom of movement and less tangling than with Y-cables..." read more »

"The QC3 is $50 more expensive than its predecessor but adds a rechargeable battery and an external battery charger, as well as a new, smaller design—compared to the QC2, the QC3 are a good deal smaller and over an ounce lighter (5.6 versus 6.9 ounces...The overall sound quality of the QC3 is actually better than that of the QC2, with improved midrange performance, although bass is accentuated a bit much for my tastes and there is a slight sense of pressure on your eardrums from the NC circuitry..." read more »

"It's very comfortable, and quite good at noise reduction...They also sound really good for their size and cost about $50...But I would highly recommend the Grado SR-60's..." read more »

"The Bose QuietComfort 3 headphones are the on-ear sequel to the wildly popular QuietComfort 2s...Like the QC2s, the main feature on the QC3s is active noise cancellation...The QuietComfort3 didn't do well on our frequency response test, particularly towards the higher end of the spectrum...All in all, if you're looking for good audio playback on some nice-looking headphones, you might want to consider the Bose QuietComfort3 headphones..." read more »