It's impossible to use these as a headset in bluetooth mode. No one can hear me over the phone or when paired with my Mac in bluetooth mode. The wired connection works, but wireless is useless.

I've had these now for 3 weeks. First impressions: they look good and the sound quality is clean. They work well in a quietish environment. However, if noise cancelling is the priority, I would recommend spending the extra and getting a pair of Bose over the ear headphones.

This is more comparison review of AKG and BOSE. I bought both Bose QuietComfort 35 II and AKG N60 on the same day for Christmas gifts for my kids. AKG does cancel out noises, but it still allows noise to be heard due to its "on ear" design.

The sound quality kinda sucks and and not very comfortable very very overpriced

Flying sucks. It's claustrophobic, uncomfortable and noisy. As a tech journalist, I fly a little too often for my comfort (and health). To make it easier on my sanity, I've tried it all. But when it comes to noise-reduction solutions, I've come up short.

I bought these after borrowing a pair for a recent international flight. Prior to this flight, I was all about Bose NC headphones. These headphones are so much more comfortable and the sound cannot be touched by Bose. They have great NC, although admittedly the Bose NC is probably better.

Can feel snug for the first couple times; Once broken in, they are extremely comfortable

A look at the on-ear wireless headphones with active noise cancellation from AKG.

No wonder these bad boys won What HiFi awards!! I'm just listening via Amazon prime streaming to all sorts, I'm a 90's oldskool raver so decided to test the prodigy on wireless mode - WOW! The bass is soooo sexy.

If you like deep rich bass this is not your headphone

Portability,size and noise cancelling is the keys to victory with the wireless iteration of the N60NC. With its small profile you can throw them in a coat pocket with ease and its noise cancelling is excellent for its size.