“How is the phone clarity while talking from both ends. What makes Sony WH1000 mx3 better than Bose Quiey Sound 35 II”
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I have found the call quality to be excellent. There is nothing these headphones don't do well. The people I have spoken too can't even tell that I am on a Bluetooth call.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Unfortunately, there seems to be quality control problems with these WH-1000XM3 headphones. Some reviews say they sound great, but I've personally experienced two bad headphones in a row and my co-worker also has a set that performs poorly. First Set: You will hear everything clearly, but the other party will hear you as if you're talking through a pillow. When they speak, they will hear a echo of themselves. After connecting with Sony, they sent me a second set with a return label for the first set. Second Set: Greatly improved over first set, but the other party hears a bit of static on the line and the echo of themselves is still present. In addition, the right ear cup has a clicking sound even with small head movements or even moving my jaw. I can reproduce this clicking if I compress the padding with my palm. Hoping you get a great quality set. By comparison, I have not had any problems with my Bose QC-35 and the QC-35 II is supposed to be the same.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I made T-mobile to T-mobile calls while using the headset. The caller sounded great and loud. The caller also said I was coming in clear and loud. So IMO the dual mics did a great job. What makes it better can be somewhat subjective. If you go by online tech reviewers they have all said the SONY WH-1000XM3 outpaces the Bose QC 35ii. Hearing both I would give sound edge to Sony. Ear cups I would give the smallest of edge to Bose. Overall comfort the Sony fit my head better and I would barely tell I had them on. If I were you I would demo both at Best Buy.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.On my end, sound quality is perfect (AT&T), but everyone says I sound a bit like in a tin can. I will look into a replacement since $350 is a steep price for any reduction in clarity/quality & realize I should investigate if my set is ok.
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