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I'm on my third pair of Bose QC now. Somehow I keep breaking them (noise cancelling stopped working, twice). Maybe it's because I sleep with them on and contort
by chenglou 11y ago
I'm on my third pair of Bose QC now. Somehow I keep breaking them (noise cancelling stopped working, twice). Maybe it's because I sleep with them on and contort the cords? I also wish the design was a bit easier on the hands. Despite that they've been worth it.
- peternator 11y agoWow, are you using the over-ear (QC25) or in-ears (QC20)? While most of my colleagues are using the over-ears, I'm using the in-ears and I am really curious about the durability of the whole thing. The cable going from the 'noise cancelling unit' to your pc/phone feels a bit thin, and you'll have to bend it to put it in it's pouch. Doesn't feel right. Overall both versions feels pretty durable, but with you already on your 3rd pair, I'm curious how this will work out for us!
- chenglou 11y agoQC20i. I'd like to think I'm unlucky. Also, like I said, I wear them in my sleep and the cords are contorted in the morning. But I can't live without them now, so if I have to I'll pay for a new pair every year. I'd really rather not though... I'm eagerly waiting for the newer models. Any improvement would be good. I don't put them in the pouch. Too much hassle. I just bundle them and put them in my pocket.
- trm42 11y agoIf it comforts, I'm running my third pair of AKGs in 4 years. First 490, then 495 and now N60 NC. First got 490 warranty replaced with 495 and when they broke, bought N60 as I still prefer AKG sound quality over Boses and the NC got much better with this model. In both 490 and 495 the problem wasn't the NC or audio or cabling but the cursed plastics. They just gave up on normal day-to-day use. I did use them really carefully and without any abuse :/