Bose - SoundTrue® Around-Ear Headphones II (iOS) - Navy Blue

Good quality, but doesn't have noise cancelling effect.

If you never owned a pair of Bose headphones or anything by Bose then your ears are in for a treat. Of real crisp sound that's not saturated with heavy bass and the mid levels are just that and treble works. These fit very comfortable and they at over the ear meaning that these headphones enclose the whole ear and delivers rich sound. Are they the same as beats no not by a long shot beats are very heavy with bass on where it kills the lyrics to your songs and you will be look for a way to turn down the bass fast but it's great for teens and young adults cause those are the trend. but Bose has sound down to a science and you will not be disappointed with Bose.

This is one of the most comfortable headphones available. It completely surrounds the ear lobes, putting no pressure on your ears at all. I wear glasses, and I find these headphones to be very comfortable for long wear. The sound quality is very good--not absolutely incredible, but at this price, the combination of sound quality and comfortable is unbeatable, in my opinion. I own a set of the Beoplay H6 headphones, and while the B&O sound better, they are not as comfortable as these Bose headphones. Definitely recommended based on value, comfort, and sound quality.

After trying to find headphones that were comfortable to wear for long periods of time, these became the obvious choice when trying on all the different options at my local store. They are so comfortable and don't squeeze your head/ears at all. They just sit just perfectly which means there is no pain after extended use. There are plenty of adjustments available to make them fit perfectly. They come with a sturdy, zip-close case, which is very helpful for packing them and taking them on-the-go safely. The detachable cord has an inline remote and microphone. These headphones are compatible with my Apple devices. Bose offers great sound quality, as always. I am not an audiophile, so my review is really based on the Bose brand being a quality sound producing company and the very comfortable fit of the actual product. (One missing star because the cord that comes with the headphones is very tiny. It's long enough, but I am sure that it will be the first thing that has to be replaced because it's so thin. I am thankful that it has the ability to be replaced very easily as both ends are detachable. Take note that it's a 2.5mm and 3.5mm male cable.)

I did a lot of research on these headphones before settling on them. 5 Stars is for the price of $100. I don't believe i would have payed the original $180. I believe these maybe the most comfortable headphones on the market. You will be hard pressed to find something so lightweight. This is what almost every review i cross checked agrees on. in other words the comfort is UNDENIABLE Ok BASS ! everyone is moaning and groaning about bass or lack thereof, let me put this into context. The bass response is clear and beautiful. It is deep on only some songs and it adds depth to them it is not just over the top bass. So if your a bass fanatic, steer clear and buy some subwoofers. Can i say rock music sounds fantastic on these headphones, wow... I recommend listening to: Everybody loves me - One republic. On another system - car speakers, home speaker, other headphones and then listen to it on these headphones. The difference is astonishing. The drums sound like i am in the studio next to drummer himself. The sound is so pristine that i usually maintain the volume 3-4 deviations under the max volume. I never ever put max when i am jamming. its unnecessary. Some songs are much higher/lower than other and therefore require adjusting but that is usually not the case. And even on the lower set songs i don't need to max out. I notice that the closer you get to max the cleaner the sound - instead of distortion you get more clarity which is impressive. So think about that, i NEVER put it at max, to put this into context - i have a $100 pair of seinheisser In ear momentum 2 (ear buds) and i find myself at max often.

I use ATH M50x pretty much all through out the day, mind you, excellent earphones and I would swear by them and defend them every single day against much pricier and better headphones to death. However, the Bose SoundTrue earphones were a revelation, since the sound quality is almost on par and crucially, I could wear them all day long since they're much lighter than my current pair of over ears. The highs and mids are much crisper, but the lows are not as good as the M50x. All this being said, I bought this for almost half the price, which made it pretty compelling compared to my present set of headphones and ended up gifting it to my girlfriend. I still use it from time to time, and I'm just as amazed as the first time I tried them on for a day, great product overall!

I will declare that I'm a bit of a Bose fan having bought many Bose lifestyle systems, iPod docks and headphones. I bought this pair for my wife and she loves them. I have the noise cancelling versions because I am on planes frequently. But, you do not need the NC versions of you're not in a noisy environment. Indeed these are slightly preferable because they're even lighter. The sound is rich and balanced without an unnatural tendency towards bass which many of the competitive brands seem to have. Brilliant headphones and good value.

The Bose SoundTrue headphones are very light and portable. They come with a nice travel case to protect them in transit, although it is a soft material. The sound is very good for the price range; these are the best option <$100 unless you consider yourself an audiophile, in which case I would recommend the Sennheiser HD 558s instead (although they are much bulkier and do not include a case). While the sound is clear, the bass lacks oomph. If you are a bass-head, you will better appreciate the Sony Extra Bass headphones for an extra $30. The included cable is absurdly long, which is convenient sometimes but it also can get in the way if you intend to listen on the go. If you want headphones to workout in the Jabra Moves are a good choice, but they are on-ear. Really, these work all right for exercise, but the cups will get sweaty quickly and the cable can sometimes be obstructive. If you want good headphones you can listen to and forgot your wearing, these are excellent, and the reasonable cost is a massive uptick.