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Do Bose QuietComfort Ultra and QuietComfort headphones have a microphone?
Yes, you can listen above for samples recorded by each.
Are Bose QuietComfort Ultra and QuietComfort headphones waterproof?
No.
Are the Bose QuietComfort Ultra and QuietComfort headphones good for running?
Neither the Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones nor Bose QuietComfort Headphones are a good pick for runners, as the headphones do not bear an ingress protection rating from moisture.
Hi! I’m a female college student looking to invest in a pair of Bose headphones. I’ve never owned any headphones before, only the Apple AirPods, so I’m not very experienced or knowledgeable about headphones. The AirPods I have aren’t noise canceling and they tend to make my ears hurt after about 45 mins of wear which is pretty annoying.
I’ve been looking into buying the Bose headphones based on recommendations from friends and reviews I’ve read online, but wasn’t sure if I should spend the extra money for the Ultras.
I’m mainly focused on noise canceling and comfort, since I tend to spend hours in the library, cafes, and other study spots on campus. Sound quality isn’t that big of a deal for me, but I’ve heard Bose is good in that aspect too.
What do you all recommend? I was thinking of just going with the basic QuietComfort headphones because there doesn’t seem to be enough justification to splurge on the more expensive Ultras but would love your thoughts!
Hey y’all!
Currently in a bit of a dilemma on what headphones I should be getting.
My employer gets me access to Bose’s employee purchase program of sorts and I get a discount on certain products.
Currently, I can get The QC45 from BestBuy for $229 or the QC from my employer website for $269 or the ultras for $329.
Given these reduced prices, which one would be the best option especially given my levels of usage? I’d mainly wear them when I walk to work, travel or at the gym and that’s about it.
I need some new earbuds. Noise cancelling is very important as I wear these while operating tractors. And sound quality is extremely important to me. I build and tune musical instruments (steel pans) so I’m a pretty critical listener. My music is mostly Sirius XM Deep Tracks, Classic Vinyl, Tom Petty’s Buried Treasure, Dave Matthews, Bob Marley channels.
I’m thinking of getting Bose QuietComfort Ultra, but for $100 less I could get the plain vanilla QuietComfort. The only difference looks like the “immersion” sound. I listened to the demo on the Bose website, played through my Sony WF-C700N earbuds, and the immersion mode seems like someone was just playing with the balance (L-R) control. Did I miss something? Is the immersion mode just an expensive gimmick?