Bluetooth headphones - which are best?
Bluetooth headphones - which are best?
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LemonTart

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1,514 posts

156 months

Thursday
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I have just upgraded my headphones, I now have a pair on Sennheiser HD630.

They are blooming excellent and I would recommend you trying a pair if you want some new Bluetooth noise cancelling headphones.

Thanks

nordboy

2,779 posts

72 months

Thursday
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That dongle for the phone that give them the aptX Adaptive is a clever idea and apparently is very good indeed. I had both Sony overears and Sony earbuds at one point, now use Technics earbuds and if I was looking for overears then these would be a serious contender. (i'll wait for a sale maybe?)

Sony set the standard for a long while but have arguably been caught up and overtaken by other brands. Which is all good for us customers.

HTP99

24,619 posts

162 months

Thursday
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I've a pair of Bose NC700 over ear and a pair of Bose Quiet Comfort Ultra earbuds, the sound, comfort and ANC on both, is excellent.

Edited by HTP99 on Thursday 5th February 21:11

franki68

11,386 posts

243 months

Bowers & Wilkins px8 s2 and they are superb , and unlike a lot of competitors they actually feel as good as they sound .

HTP99

24,619 posts

162 months

franki68 said:
Bowers & Wilkins px8 s2 and they are superb , and unlike a lot of competitors they actually feel as good as they sound .
I should hope so for the price!

FarmyardPants

4,286 posts

240 months

Anyone looking for cheap, but surprisingly good NC earbuds should check out the Tozo NC20 pro, rrp £60 but £28 on eBay. Took a long haul flight with them last week and the NC is really good, plus they have a long battery life and tons of features.

Armitage.Shanks

2,924 posts

107 months

Saturday
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FarmyardPants said:
Anyone looking for cheap, but surprisingly good NC earbuds should check out the Tozo NC20 pro, rrp £60 but £28 on eBay. Took a long haul flight with them last week and the NC is really good, plus they have a long battery life and tons of features.
Thanks for the heads up, worth a punt and it looks like I've bought the last pair @£28

AB

19,471 posts

217 months

Saturday
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AirPods Pro 3

I own Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds too and they're probably on a bar comfort and sound wise but the ease of connection to everything Apple swings it for me. Appreciate they're 'in ear' but these 2 are the best value IMO.

jimothyc

739 posts

106 months

Yesterday (00:08)
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AB said:
AirPods Pro 3

I own Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds too and they're probably on a bar comfort and sound wise but the ease of connection to everything Apple swings it for me. Appreciate they're 'in ear' but these 2 are the best value IMO.
I've got some Sony wh-100xm5 headphones, which sounds great, are really comfortable and the noise cancelling is great. Except I hardly ever use them. The airpod pros are just so much more convenient and are plenty good enough.

thebraketester

15,402 posts

160 months

Yesterday (00:16)
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AirPod pros. They fit in my pocket so they are better