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Bose SoundLink On-Ear Bluetooth Wireless Headphones - Black

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Color
Black
Model
714675-0010
Weight
152.6 g
Ear Placement
On Ear
Noise Control
Sound Isolation
Age Range Description
Adult
Warranty
1 year coverage for labor, 1 year coverage for parts
Works with
Smartphones, Tablets

Features 4

  • Crisp powerful sound from the best sounding wireless headphone in its class.Connectivity Technology:Wired/Wireless
  • Advanced microphone system for clear calls in windy or noisy environments
  • Up to 15 hours of playtime with rechargeable lithium-ion battery
  • Easy to use with state of the art interface, including voice prompts

Description

Cut the cord and set your music free with Bose SoundLink on-ear wireless headphones. The sound is powerful and clear, you can switch easily between music and calls with intuitive controls, and play for hours with a long- lasting rechargeable battery. They're 40% lighter than comparable headphones for a comfortable fit. So it's easier than ever for you to unplug and unwind. Enjoy detailed and balanced sound that raises the bar for Bluetooth headphones. Bose TriPort technology works with Active EQ to deliver music as dynamic as their best wired headphones. You'll hear the deepest lows to the clearest highs, without a wire in sight. With up to 15 hours of play time, you can listen to your favorite music, watch a movie, check out videos and still have plenty of power left. Get a full charge in just 1.5 hours by plugging the included USB cable into any mobile device with a powered port or wall charger. If the battery runs down, a quick 15-minute charge gives you another 2 hours. The adjustable headband rests gently on your head, and earcups rotate for a personalized fit. Soft cushions cradle your ears, and all materials are lightweight and built to last. The earcups fold up to store in the compact carrying case. And there's an extra cable, so you can plug in and listen if the battery runs out. If you get a call while you're listening to music or watching a video, just touch a button on the right earcup and you're instantly connected. Touch again to play, pause, skip and make calls. Roam up to 30 feet while connected to your smartphone and tablet at the same time. Voice prompts tell you battery life, connection status and who's calling. Your phone conversations are clear with SoundLink on-ear headphones-even if you're on a noisy or windy city street. Dual microphones reduce background noise to make sure your voice is heard. And you'll hear your caller's voice clearly, because Bose technologies automatically adjust your headphones' volume as the noise around you changes.

Specs 43

Brand Bose
Color Black
Ear Placement On Ear
Form Factor On Ear
Noise Control Sound Isolation
Brand Name Bose
Model Number 714675-0010
Model Name SoundLink

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and easily the best
Color: Black
These are the third set of Bluetooth headphones I've owned, and easily the best. In evaluating Bluetooth headphones I find one has to look at battery life, Bluetooth range, and ease of pairing along with the criteria for traditional wired phones (i.e., sound quality, comfort and fit, construction quality). So, I'm going to focus a bit on these aspects. My first pair were from Sony - DRBT50's - and were okay. They're well-built and comfortable, and of the over-the-ear design I prefer for headphones. They paired easily and the battery life was decent but not great. They charged via a separate AC adapter, which some people would find more convenient, whereas I prefer phones that charge via a USB cable and computer. It's easy to find an AC adapter to use with a USB cable, but not so easy to remember to carry around a proprietary charger. The sound of this set was middling, but they were among the first available, so I found the sound acceptable since there weren't many options without spending a fortune. Range was only average, they began to cut out about 15 feet from the sound source. My second set were Parrot Ziks. Frankly, I hated them though they were the darling of the audiophile class when I bought them. The design is totally quirky IMO. They're bulky, and they earpieces didn't extend far enough for me to get a comfortable fit. They don't come with a case, though they certainly should for the price. Pairing was a nightmare with every device I tried though I eventually got them working with everything (phone, iPad, computer). Tech support was nonexistent, though it may have improved; I don't know. One feature I liked was the replaceable battery, permitting one to buy and carry a spare. Another was the "tap to control" feature for volume adjustment. Sound was stellar, but to me that was the only strength to these otherwise overpriced phones. Range was good, not great; about 20 feet maximum with no obstructions. That brings me to the Bose. I'd prefer an over-the-ear design, but at least these are very good for an on--the-ear design. They fit well and are extremely comfortable, they just don't block out as much ambient sound as I wish they did. I also wish they were noise canceling. Battery charging is easy using the supplied USB cable (and since I had a ton of similar cables laying around and always keep one in my briefcase to charge other stuff it means I'll never be without a means to charge them). Battery life is fantastic, I regularly get the claimed 15 hours. I also like having the controls on the rear of the right earpiece. They work flawlessly for adjusting volume, skipping songs, etc. Early wired phones had no way of controlling any of these; while later wired ones do, usually via a cable in-line design, they tend to be iffy in my experience, working with some devices (often only ones from Apple) but not others. That kept me wedded to my iPod when I'd have preferred to simply use my phone (currently an iPhone 6, but I've had every other generation of the iPhone as well as a Galaxy S4 and Note 2). These phones finally let me cut the cord to my iPod. I now exclusively use my iPhone, and can easily adjust volume or skip songs just using the earpiece controls. Finally, these have excellent range, about 25 feet with no walls, and 15 or so with. Now to the sound. It's very good, comparable to the Ziks. If you're a Bose QC user you'll like these. If you prefer Beats, these will be lighter on the bass than you're used to. As a final note, you can listen to these via a supplied cable if the battery runs down, but the sound gets comparatively tinny, so it's only useful in a pinch. If these phones were over-the-ear and had noise canceling they'd be perfect, but even without those features they're still a great pair of Bluetooth phones. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2015 by Stratman351
#BestHeadphonesEver
Color: Black
I LOVE THEM! This was my first pair of on-ear headphones ever, so I was skeptical. These headphones are so frickin' soft and comfortable that they practically massage my ears. I can, and do wear them for hours at a time listening to music, or watching movies on my computer. The sound quality is excellent. Even listening to videos on YouTube that were recorded too low can be heard very well through these headphones. The bass is incredible..just right. Not overpowering at all. **I have small ears, and the headphone cups cover my ears perfectly (they measure approx 3in long x 2.25 wide). Headphones paired easily to my iphone and Macbook (can connect to both simultaneously). I can also answer calls while listening to music, etc. The headphones also come with a handy carry case for protection. Battery life is incredible, and the earphones talk so you know by percentage how much battery life remains. I also like that it calls my name to tell me what it's paired to "Connected to Jane Doe's Macbook Pro, and Jane Doe's iphone." How cool is that? :-) Range is decent..I wander pretty far on two different floors at home. Staying paired works great through floors--if the device I'm connected to is in direct field (basically above/below me). I have also remained paired while wearing the headphones outside as I washed the car in my driveway--with the computer in direct field maybe 35ft away in the house, and behind a closed door. I was impressed. I considered buying Beats at first, but suffer from Tinnitus. I worried that the extreme bass associated with Beats could cause me further damage/discomfort. I don't worry about that now. There's a nice mix of high's and low's in the Bose SoundLink. Listening with these is like having my own personal concert. **Sound does leak out, but NOT IN. That's not a bad thing with Tinnitus. It serves as a nice reminder for me to be careful with my volume when in public. This is an excellent product, from a name that knows sound! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2015 by Jojo B
Perfect!
Color: Black
Just opened the package and paired it with my iPhone 5S in 5 seconds. Great sound! I am comparing it to my Sennheiser RS 180 Digital Wireless Headphones that use an audio jack to plug into my PC. Both display very crisp sound. The Bose unit is giving me slightly more bass, but the sound is quite pleasant. No equalizer override is being used on either device. Before purchasing the Bose unit I was wondering if the 'over-the-ear' design would provide too much ear pressure for my comfort level. It does not. Good insulation from outside noises! It is light-weight and should not impose any "pain" when wearing for multiple hours. Crisp highs and good balance along the frequency range. Both pairs of headphones took me to the same maximum frequency range that I can hear before fading out--about 12,000Hz. So my sample does not provide adequate testing for high-frequency response. The unit is constructed solidly with strong plastic and metal which hopefully means it won't get broken from normal use. I like the padding that goes over my head and the soft rubber covers that touch my ears. Phone calls are clean for both sides of the conversation and it works seamlessly with no buttons to push on the headphones. It is packaged with a handy storage case that contains cables for recharging and plug-in to an audio port. It tells me that charge level when I turn it on. It tells me the name of the device I'm paired to. I paired to my iPad and iPhone at the same time and was listening to two sound tracks at once. No skipping when connected to my iPhone. I did notice skipping when connected to a Winbook T100 (likely the fault of the Winbook). The only downside to this item is the size of the volume/next switches on it--very small to find/access/operate. This may improve with practice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2015 by Jimbo
Luxurious! Fantastic! Close to Noise Cancelling Through Superb Fit Alone!
Color: Black
I tried their NC buds at the office and while they were truly amazing I got nauseous within minutes and couldn't shake it. Darn it! A coworker got these locally on Black Friday and paid ... I'm not even going to mention it because it's ridiculous. But once I tried his I just HAD TO HAVE THEM! After I bought these it occurred to me that maybe I would do better with their on the ear NC than the buds. I'll never know, though. These are LUXURIOUS! They look and feel like the best you could get. They are so comfortable and sound awesome. They block the majority of noise just through superb fit, even without NC circuitry. The battery last a super long time and they're easy to pair. You can barely hear someone talking to you face on with these. A coworker thought I was messing with him and not actually talking! And that's in a quiet office! Dang, I love these! My one problem with them flying was that because they seal so well, they didn't let my ear pressure equalize as the plane ascended. I was left with ear pain for a good portion of the flight as I forced myself to yawn and swallow repeatedly, trying to eliminate the pain. The next flight I took care to briefly pop them open numerous times as the plane took off and landed. UPDATE: I lost my beloved headphones! Devastated. I didn't want to spend the money again, and really wanted BT. At the time of the loss, Bose didn't offer a BT version like they have now. I went with Sony. There is no comparison in my mind between the two. The Bose are so much more refined and comfortable. The things that I miss include the battery level indicator and the voice prompts. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2015 by T. Beaulieu
An excellent compact set of bluetooth headphones that succeed where others fail
Color: Black
I've listened to a lot of bluetooth headphones and these have a number of features that make them stand out: Good video sync (at least on Apple devices): A LOT of bluetooth headphones are unable to keep audio in sync with video when you're watching something on your phone or tablet. You should always test a pair of wireless headphones with video to make sure they can stay in sync. These do so with all the video I've watched on iphone and iPad - haven't tried them on other devices, so YMMV. Maintain connection outdoors: Bluetooth usually sounds great indoors where there are a lot of surfaces for the signal to bounce off of. Go outside however, and some wireless headphones just become unusable. So far these have been quite good at maintaining a skip-free connection outdoors. Multipoint connection: They can be connected to 2 bluetooth sources at the same time, for example a phone and a tablet. If you're listening to music on your phone and want to watch a video on your tablet, just pause the music and press play on the video. Without the bluetooth feature you'd have to disconnect from one device then go into the settings on the other device to connect to that one before you could start listening. Fast bluetooth connection: If I see a call coming in on my phone and I'd prefer to take it with my headphones, I can flick them on and they will connect within about a second and I can start talking. Easy to find and use controls: The power switch is on the surface of the right earcup and toggles up (to turn on) and down with a solid click. The volume/pause/play/skip track controls are on the back of the right earcup and it's easy to distinguish the pause/play button from the volume buttons because it's recessed a few millimeters. Since you're most often going to be feeling for the controls and using without looking at them it's important that you can distinguish them by touch. Voice prompts: A pleasant voice tells you when you've connected or disconnected and it tells you the name of the device you're connected to. Most other bluetooth headphones just give you a series of beeps. Replaceable earpads: It really sucks to have to throw a pair of headphones away just because the earpads have worn out. You can buy replacements and just pop them on when needed. OK, for the sound - I admit I am an audio snob. I've tried a lot of headphones and Bose is just not up to the caliber of companies like Sennheiser, AKG, Beyerdynamic etc. They tend to 'roll off' the highs quite a bit and accentuate the midrange (vocals etc.). It's a very 'smooth' sound but it lacks the sparkle and detail of a brighter headphone. The best bluetooth headphones I've heard so far are the MEE audio Matrix2 Bluetooth Wireless + Wired High Fidelity Headphones with Headset and aptX, AAC, and NFC Support which are really something special - they sound better than a lot of wired headphones I've heard, and they're a lot less than the Bose. However the audio lags when playing video, they don't have multipoint connection capability and the controls are not great. All that said, I think most non-audiophiles will be pleased with the sound of these. It sounds very full and has a decent amount of detail, and if you only ever use something like Apple earbuds you'll probably be blown away. Combined with the excellent feature set and compact size these are a great set of bluetooth headphones to carry in a purse or bag or just wear around your neck while you're doing errands etc. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2016 by Matt Mccormick
Great! (No complaints) would recommend to all.
Color: Black
Just purchased 2/2015 and so far I am really happy with these headphones. (My first pair) Bluetooth: pairs with iphone in seconds everytime i turn on. Battery: Love the voice telling me battery life left. 15 hours is a long time. I commute from nj to ny and need a good battery. Plus I use throughout the day for music and conf calls. And still has tons of batt left. So far 15 hours is accurate. This is kicking my iPhone 6's ass, obviously using Bluetooth is taking a lot out of phone so I am charging my phone 1x mid day. (Added June 18: battery has been lasting a week at a time with regular use. Charging is quick so I don't even mind it when I have to charge) Fit/comfort: I like the overall feel. First pair of overeat headphones so it took a few to get used to. Overall has been great. I do agree with some that slight adjustments on ear is needed as ears and head sometimes fatigue but I imagine this happens with most. Sound: has been great! I am not an audiophile but movies and music sound great. Watching movies and YouTube videos work and sound great, no loss in speaking and no sync issues. Controls: can't complain. Volume up and down, pause, play, skip, go back, answer call and hang up. On and off button with Bluetooth pairing. All physical buttons. Right side eat controls only (sorry leftys) Wire/case: wire comes with it for direct wired listening nothing to complain about. Also comes with a USB to micro wire for charging but you can use any wire that charges android type device. Case is a simple case I don't use unless to store at home otherwise I leave at home. I wish these were slightly cheaper but I wish everything was slightly cheaper.... I can't complain I bought Bose headphones known for amazing sound, style and comfort. Worth the money. Color: cool and simple black. Added June 18th: accidentally left Bluetooth on my Samsung s5 on (work) and my iPhone 6 was on as well and the headphone pair both devices at the same time. Voice connection in headphones confirms both connections. Can't play music at the same time but I hear emails coming over on Samsung and listen to other things on iPhone. This is not a major feature but just another plus on these headphones. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2015 by Morris R
Excellent choice
Color: Black
Excellent all around design. I've enjoyed the Bose OE2 wired headphones but these are a big step forward in convenience and features. Soft ear foam makes these cushy and comfortable for long periods of time on the ears. There are headphones with cushier ear pads but these are a balance between soft and good fit. I've worn these while doing tasks that challenged their ability to stay on my head and they passed the test. Mind you I'm not a jogger so I can't speak to that. Sound quality is clear and crisp with enough base for my taste but I tend to listen to mostly classic rock with occasional blues, retro punk, and oldies. One thing my wife pointed out. ..they fit comfortably without messing up her hair lol. Yeah some headphones can leave your hair looking like it was run over by a lawn mower :-) from the weight and pressure, she's right! Super compact, folding design, and a travel case adds to the convenience factor. The ability to change tunes with on ear controls of forward and back options, pause, play are something I love and adds to my enjoyment in using these. Well built and despite plastic design they don't feel cheap to me. Range is not as good as other wirelss headphones I've used but you'll get 20 feet comfortably. When I went into my garage 30 feet away from my cellphone I started to get a little break in the sound. They came fully charged, thank you Bose. These are mighty pricey and you'll find similar sound quality in some less expensive BT headphones but for all around convenience, portability, sound quality, build quality with comfort and great battery life it's hard to beat. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2016 by electrlux
Wish I could give these 6 stars
Color: Black
By far, these are the best bluetooth headphones I've ever owned. I've owned about 10 different pairs of bluetooth headphones (I hate wires) and have hit pay dirt with this Bose pair. Simply, these headphones: - have long battery life. I use them on my daily commute from Brooklyn into the city every day, morning and evening (about a 40 min commute). I use them at work for, on average, 3 hours a day. With this kind of usage, I end up charging this headset only on weekends. Often there's about 20 or 30 percent charge still left. - have awesome sound. All my music sounds great. I listen to everything from hip hop to classical. There is not "bluetooth popping" or any kind "disconnect" type sound or skip. - are very comfortable and fit well. they dont slip, move or requiring any adjusting during movement. Obviously Im not dancing up and down the subway platform. Normal walking, sprinting for the train about to close its doors, sprinting for the walk signal that tells Im about to get run over on the street, these headphones stay on my head. - feel comfortable even in the heat. Summer has made an early appearance in nyc and though my head tends to sweat a bit and I do get a bit of moisture on the ear cups, so far this has not been an issue. Obviously I would not think of using these during a workout/running. They are not made for that kind of sweat/movement and I have another different pair designed to be "sweat proof". ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2015 by Vicky
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