"Exploding" is a feature of the battery, not the headphone. Lithium-ion are the best we have right now, and they "explode" (catch fire I think is more accurate

"Exploding" is a feature of the battery, not the headphone. Lithium-ion are the best we have right now, and they "explode" (catch fire I think is more accurate) when damaged. Do I want better battery chemistries that are more robust? Of course. Am I going to hold this against Bose or any other battery-powered device manufacturer until we do? No.