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> There's one brand… Can you please share the positive brand?

• ChrisMarshallNY 4y ago
  Well, I'd rather not, because, then, it would be pretty simple to figure out which other brand I'm not-so-positive about, but it is one of the priciest, and they don't advertise much (and probably also don't butter up reviewers much).
• hermitdev 4y ago
  If I'd hazard a guess, I'd say the OP is referring to Bose. They tend to get shit on by audiophiles for... Reasons? I don't really know why, I'm not an audiophile. I've personally had 3 different Bose noise canceling headphones, 2 over ear and one on ear, and I've been happy with all of them. I still use the in ear ones routinely (QC35, IIRC), usually without the noise canceling on, even. The in ear noise canceling is quite good. Good enough I wouldn't recommend walking down the street with it on - you will be audibly oblivious to your surroundings.
  • andylynch 4y ago
    I think Bose has always been an outsider in the audiophile community due to their more innovative and less ‘purist’ approach. Re: their noise cancelling headphones- I understand that for many years their aviation headsets have been the market leaders in large part due to this feature and this transfers down to their consumer headsets.