Bose QuietComfort 25: Top noise-cancelling headphone gets better
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2014
- cnet.co/ZGWnDb
With the freshly redesigned QC25 ($299.95), Bose has not only enhanced the sound and noise reduction of its flagship NC headpone, but made other small design improvements. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Which one blocks the external noise more? Bose soundtrue or Bose AE2? I found both for a close price, which one could recommend me between them? Why?
tks
I bought the cable a where to plug in
Dc 3.5 to IP
Audio conversion
Cable where do I put the cable in ????
Can I use my qc25 to cancel his voice?
His voice needs to be heavier to completely cancel out the noise
bose qc25 or sony mdr-1a?? please answer
That's in noise cancelation and what about Music factor ? How good is the beat ..!
Can somebody wake me up when his review is over? Thanks.
godfatherNYC wake up,bby
wake up u have slept for one year now :p
Reupload?
cnet at its finest... reuploading for dayzzz
Nicely done review--
The QC25 does sound a bit better than the QC15. Both are good, but I definitely prefer the QC25 :)
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he talks like a lecturing teacher : )
why does he talk like that?
*****
He's reading off the telepromter
Josay Olay Burrito .....cause he’s a human being.
What are you ?
Do any other standard 3.5mm cables work with the QC25's?
No, thats one con of these
@@devc.4322why not ? I just bought the cable a don’t know where to plug that in the air phones in ????DC 3.5 to IP
Audio conversion cable
I can't believe he talks like that...
I remember using one of the bose headphones at an apple store and it sounded really good when used with an iPod Classic. I dont know which bose headphones they were but they were really good to my ears. Mabey they sound good with an iPod Classic, but not as good with a smartphone. I want to know.
BTW I have an iPod Classic and it has 160gb and I am never going to give it up. If apple decided to one day release update of itunes that doesnt work with an iPod classic and I get that update I will protest because of that hahahaha. Hopefully apple will never do that.
1. Was it noise cancelling
2. Was it bluetooth?
These don't have Bluetooth ?
vs Beats Pro?? help?
Does the noise cancelling feature work without the battery??
Ok sorry, you're right, I didn't listen to the review
No worries, you're forgiven.😉 I totally understand
The review is shit anyways.
Can anybody recommend any decent headphones for running? I'd guess preferably ear buds that are comfy to wear for long periods of time
Aftershokz
Jaybird blue buds, I love mine
Jaybird blue buds, I love mine
Jaybird Blue buds with out a doubt
***** I disagree, unless you are running in a VERY remote location, you should not have noice cancelling earbuds.
does it support windows pc and android device ?
yes it does. they have two seperate models though of this Headphone. one specifically for Apple devices, the other for Android's :)
Malikah Brown-Henry
This is crazy why Bose dedicated these headphones to Android and another forApple? I use both systems. For $300 a piece, I don't see buying one for each systems. If I purchase the Apple version, will it still work on pc and Androids anyway?
Is this guy having a stroke or what?
+Welmholtz Hatson i think he's just reading off a screen and has no idea what he's talking about lol
Is it me or the I just don't like the QC15 design they look like cheap headphones i'm glad Bose was thinking with the Bose QC25
Does it have Bluetooth??
The new version announced about 3 days ago will be wireless.
+Campbell thanks
No, but you can use a bluetooth adapter to make it wireless
At least won't have to carry a charger
These are way more comfortable than beats but he doesn't make it sound like it
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Just bought these after returning beats studio 100x better!!!!!!
Was it? Like seriously because I'm not sure which one to buy.
+Cypriaan Sacré beats are not that good for 300 dollars
Coming from an audiophile... These are definitely not perfect in terms of audio quality, and you can get better audio for cheaper or the same price. However that being said I do think that they are perfect for people who travel a lot and people who are looking for a good headphone in general. Definitely impressed with the improvements made by Bose here!
Can you recommend me a better sounding headphone?
Dawn Lerner Audiotechnica ATHm50X (best value for money), Denon AH-D600, Ultrasone HFI780 (a little more bass heavy than most, but my no means muddy) , Sennheiser HD600, Sennheiser Momentum, Audio Technica ATH-MSR7BK (these are new, so I am not sure about the sound, but audiotechnica has a great reputation for sound quality), philips uptowns, Grado (the company in general), V-moda crossfader LP, Ultrasone Performance 840 (came out only a couple of months ago, and has great reviews so far), Song MDR 1r, Sony MDR 10r, Sony MDR10rnc (Noise cancelling version of the MDR10), Beyerdynamic One Pro Plus.
The list goes on and on, and I have only scrapped the surface of possibilities. These are the main headphones that any audiophile could recommend in a heartbeat. I would recommend finding a pair that interests you, and looking for reviews on headfi.org.
In general, if you are looking for better sound quality you would want to stay away from Beats by Dre, Bose, Sol Republic, SMS, as they typically spend a lot of marketing (not necessarily a bad thing, as they are marketed towards the average consumer).
Hope this helps, good luck deciding on some headphones!
Thank you so much.
Well from what I hear from them, and what I have seen from the frequency responses, it is pretty flat. The major problem, would be the lack of sound stage, and perhaps a little bit of a weak low end. So I would say that the Audio Technica ATH M50X would be your best bet (retail for about $150). I know that Audio Technica have come out with a newer headphone for the consumer market (retails for around $250. I am not sure if they are available in the US yet, but I imagine they will be soon! Here are some links to amazon for them.
ATH M50X: www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-ATH-M50x-Professional-Monitor-Headphones/dp/B00HVLUR86/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1420688591&sr=8-1&keywords=ath+m50x
New Audio Technicas: www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-Portable-Headphone-Import/dp/B00OTAE2B0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1420688716&sr=8-1&keywords=ATH-msr7
These two headphone (cant really talk confirm the new ones, but audio technica are generally great at producing quality products) would be easily recommended by any audiophile.
Looking at another company, I would suggest the sennheiser company in general. The momentums (the consumer top of the range headphone) has a great overall sound (a little bass heavier, but by no means muddy).
Ultrasone HFI780 are pretty flat line, with a every so slightly harsh high end, perfect mids, and a rich low end- these are my headphones at the moment, and I am loving them.
Ultrasone have alos released a new range (the performance range) which have received excellent reviews
If you are a bass lover, then look no further than the V-Moda Cross faders
Shure have a wide range of great headphones. I do not have great experience with them, but have heard a couple of my friends ones. They have a very similar sound profile to the ultrasones.
In general, going with any of these companies will bring you an over all great listening experience! Some of them simply have a wider sound stage, or a little more bass emphasis, or a more crisp high. That is what makes every headphone unique.
Hope this helps...let me know if you have any more questions! Good luck choosing a pair of headphones!
By no means do the Bose QC25 sound terrible. To me they sound pretty decent to be honest. The price is marked up for the truly amazing noise canceling abilities. Most audiophiles say that if you could spend the 300 dollars on headphones that are primarily focused on sound quality, then you can find better sounding headphones for less money. Bose is not marketed (or designed to be) the best sounding headphones, but rather an all round very good headphone, that takes into consideration a consumer that travels a lot.
I would say that if you are planning to use these for traveling everyday, then these are great. They are very light weight, the noise canceling is on an entirely different level, and the sound quality is good (a lot better than beats, sms, sol republic, all of which are headphones that are often compared to the bose).
A common factor that audiophiles forget to take into account, is the ease of transportation, as all they care about is sound quality.
I would say that for less than 200 dollars, the Audio Technica ATH M50X has the best possible sound quality (better than the bose). What they lack in, is easy of transportation. They are not as light weight and slim as the bose. IMO no headphone company can compete with bose in terms of portability!
I guess what I am trying to say, is that the bose is marketed and designed for a different consumer compared to that of sennheiser, audio technica, ultrasone etc, and as a result will take into account other factors besides simply sound quality (the reason for the $300 price tag).
How do they compare to stuff in 2023? (9 years later?)
I got some recently and put new ear cups from Amazon that are like memory foam cooling gel. They sound still very good! Very balanced and clear, good noise reduction too!
Putting on batteries on head phones this expensive seems a lil old school. Come one Bose, step up, find your way around this.
ikr it looks cheap
a triple a? tf! should have been chargeable.
+pavkrn nah i like it better with a tripple A battery, that way i dont need to worry about charging time. if i listen to music and the battery suddenly dies, i'd rather just swap the battery and keep listening than pulling out a cable and finding a AC-port for charging the damn headphones..
The fact is it supports rechargeable battery
7th view! Pre-301 club!
That's in noise cancelation and what about Music factor ? How good is the beat ..!