Bose QuietComfort 25 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones for Android devices - Black (Wired)
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12 left in stock
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Thursday, Jun 19
Color: Black
Style: Samsung and Android
Features
- Significant noise reduction for travel, work and anywhere in between
- Deep, powerful sound for the music you love
- Lightweight, comfortable around ear fit you can wear all day long
- Control your music and calls on Samsung and Android devices with inline mic/remote
- Connectivity technology : Wired; The Samsung Galaxy variant headphones were designed specifically for the Samsung Galaxy family of smartphones; There may be limited functionality when using them with other Android devices
- LED Status Indicator = Green : Power on and battery power level normal, Blinking Green : Power on and battery power level low and Off : Power off or battery completely discharged.
Description
Bose QuietComfort 25 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones for Android devices, Black. Battery life averages 35 hours
Brand: Bose
Color: Black
Form Factor: Over Ear
Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm Jack
Control Type: control
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Weight: 0.43 Pounds
UPC: 017817699099
Global Trade Identification Number: 99
Manufacturer: Bose Corporation
Series Number: 25
Age Range Description: Adult
Package Type: Standard Packaging
Number of Items: 1
Brand: Bose
Model Number: 715053-0110
Model Name: QuietComfort 25
Built-In Media: QuietComfort 25 headphones^ 56-inch QC25 inline remote and microphone cable^ Airline adapter^ Carrying case^ AAA battery
Is Electric: Yes
Compatible Devices: Samsung and Android devices
Additional Features: noise-cancellation, android-phone-control, ios-phone-control, volume-control, foldable, lightweight
Specific Uses For Product: Travel
Headphone Folding Features: Over Ear
Style Name: Samsung and Android
Color: Black
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm Jack
Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation
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I balked at buying the Bose, because I thought it was overpriced, and that probably all the manufacturers used the same generic digital signal processing chip. I've had two other inexpensive NC headsets, and thought they worked alright. The first non-Bose headset, I had two of, because the cables kept fraying and breaking. Can't remember the brand name anymore, but they were only about $35, so I thought, well, just my bad luck. Replaced them with inexpensive ($50) Sony headsets, and the Sony cables are durable, but the sound quality and cancellation wasn't quite as good, to my ears. Nevertheless, I kept the Sonys (and still have them), thinking again that Bose was just too darned expensive. Then I saw one day in the classroom that I work in, that there were several Bose QC25 headsets that the school had purchased, so I thought, hey, here's a chance to see if they're really worth all that money. The teacher let me borrow a pair, and as I left the school, I parked on the street, with my windows down, to listen to the car traffic go by, and try these out in an A/B test with the Sony NC headsets. Wow! It took me all of about 30 seconds to decide that they were worth the money. One of the reasons, perhaps, that they work so well, is that the headset completely covers my ear, and the Sony headsets did not have complete ear coverage. I've worn them for long periods of time, without discomfort, although if I wear them on the treadmill in the gym, they need to be wiped off from the perspiration on my head. My first A/B test with the Bose QC25 was to put it on, without plugging it into any device, and just switch the NC on and off, as cars and trucks passed by on the street. The results were simple: switched off, there was car noise; switched on, there was silence. I ordered a pair immediately, and have been happy with them ever since. They are great at cancelling droning noises, such as cars, or airplane engines, but not so good at nearby conversations. I do use them when working in a library, and they do a fair job of cancelling out the noisy kids at the next table, but not as profound as engine noise reduction. The big advantage I see to this model is that they use a single AAA battery, which lasts me about a week of listening to audiobooks, and the case has a holder for a spare battery. A rechargeable AAA battery works just fine, and the later model Bose headsets use some sort of proprietary non-replaceable battery, which in my view is a deal breaker. Your views about the bluetooth feature may make you think that the later Bose model would be better, but in my mind it's not, due to the many documented problems with bluetooth. These wired headsets just simply work, with anything that has a standard audio jack. The cable is not an inconvenience for me, and the easily replaceable AAA battery is a big plus. As for the cable, when I unpacked the box and saw it, my first thought was that if these expensive cables fray and break, I'm going to be out a bunch of money to replace them. Not true, you can buy generic replacement cables on Amazon, I did buy a couple, tried them, out, and tossed them into the drawer as backups, after finding that they worked just fine. I got two generic cables for less than the price of one Bose cable. My only advice as to these cables is this: they come in two flavors; one works only with Android and generic devices, and the other flavor works with Apple. Make sure you order the correct one for your device. I have used the Bose QC25 in place of my Plantronics bluetooth on my phone (android), and they work just fine, although legally I can't use them if I am driving, and must use my little hands-free earbud instead. They also work fine on my laptop, and a little generic MP3 player. The sound level is about the same in these headsets, with the power on or off, but they do sound a lot better with the power on. In short, spend the money, they're worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2019 by Michael B.
I have owned 3 ANC headphones. First was the Audio-Technica ATH-ANC9, which I bought about 3 years ago. I really liked them. Were comfortable. Worked great for cancelling airplane noise and other sounds. When walking, turning the noise cancelling to "high" made everything go quiet. I could see people speaking, but could hardly hear them. I believe I paid around $200 for them ($100 less then the Bose 25.) They finally "died" and I bought a "cheap" set of Saxhorn ANC J2's. They are decent, but where nowhere close to the Audio-Technica set. I finally decided to spend the $300 and get a set of Bose Quiet Comfort 25 Noise Cancelling phones. I don't regret it. I've only had them a few weeks, but they are by far the best ANC headphones I've owned. The pluses: Lightweight. Comfortable fit. Pads are nice and soft. Small, compact carrying case Uses a AAA battery to run the noise cancelling circuitry. Easy to change out the battery. Much more convenient than a rechargeable. Will work even without the battery. However the sound quality is poor. For me, sound quality is excellent with the ANC on. Basses are strong without being too booming. Midrange and highs are clear. I can hear separate instruments. I've played pop and classical music and both sound great. (I am Not an audiophile.) When walking with the ANC on, I have to be extra careful, because traffic noise is almost completely muffled. Even talking is much less noticeable. My wife has to shake me to get my attention when I have them on. I haven't used them on a plane yet, but expect them to be very effective. (I read "somewhere" that the Bose cancel around 96-97% of noise. The Audio-technica about 94-95%; the rest about 90% or less.) After using the Bose, I agree. For me, there is no "hiss" when the ANC is on and no music is playing. They put you in a cocoon of quiet. The 6 foot cord is fine. It plugs into my phone or tablet without any issues. (I have Samsung devices/Android.) Build quality appears good. Minuses: The straight end of the cord that plugs into the headphones appears to be a 2.5mm plug, instead of the more common 3.5mm. I don't know why Bose elected to do that. It doesn't make sense. They are expensive. Overall, these are the best noise cancelling headphones available. I would rate the Audio-technica second. Forget the others.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2016 by PK1950