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Beats Studio Pro. I can’t use modern Bose because they noise-cancel so strongly that I get severe nausea. They fold nicely (but only for height-width, thickness
by floatingatoll 7y ago
Beats Studio Pro. I can’t use modern Bose because they noise-cancel so strongly that I get severe nausea. They fold nicely (but only for height-width, thickness - earcup diameter - remains unchanged). Noise cancelling is effective enough to forget to turn off a faucet, double-tap power to disable/enable canceling without interrupting sound. Probably work fine enough for calls but I don’t do that with them even though they support it. I often forget I have them on without any music playing, as they’re comfortable and the noise canceling isn’t intrusive.
- ebg13 7y ago> I can’t use modern Bose because they noise-cancel so strongly that I get severe nausea. Even on the "low" canceling mode?
- floatingatoll 7y agoUnsure, sorry. I think they now have 11 degrees of canceling of which I’m sure only a fraction make me puke, but the Beats just have the one level and it’s safe, so I haven’t made any effort to test Bose further given the risk.
- ebg13 7y ago> I think they now have 11 degrees of canceling The QC 35 has 3 canceling modes: "High", "Low", and "Off"
- floatingatoll 7y agoI encourage you to write a review for OP if you haven’t already, but it’s been some time since I tested them and I won’t be able to clarify further.
- p1esk 7y agoActually the latest Bose model does have 11 levels of NC.