A:AnswerJust to clarify, they are NOT hearing protection. so that's a large negative to using them in construction.
Secondly the ANC works better for consistant noises (like aircraft/train engines), and sudden noises like hammers and impact tools won't be blocked as much. Neither will tools being used right in front of you.
You then have the issue as to whether your co-workers/managers are OK with listening to music on the worksite. I would think it provides a larger danger to yourself and others. You may find that certain insurances may be voided by wearing these while working (It may depend on local laws, but I'm not familiar with those).
Needless to say, I wouldn't recommend them for your use
A:AnswerThe Bose QuietComfort Headphones deliver high-fidelity audio performance and world-class noise cancellation. They also feature Wind Block and a 3-band Equalizer.
The QuietComfort Ultra Headphones have one crucial difference - they feature Immersive Audio. This mode gives you full noise cancellation, and takes what you’re hearing out of your head and places it in front of you, as if you're always in the sound’s sweet spot. Select "Still" mode for if you're staying in place, or "Motion" mode if you are moving around your environment.
A:AnswerTo wirelessly connect to the headphones it would require the use of Bluetooth. They do have an AUX connection available, and the noise-cancelling can still be used while in wired mode.
