A good pair of noise-canceling headphones are mad expensive, usually costing upwards of $300. If you're not an audio snob, an older model of headphones will do you just fine, and you can usually score them at a discount. For instance, the Bose QuietComfort 25 noise-canceling headphones are not the newest pair in the QuietComfort series, but they are still an excellent product, and they're currently on sale for $129 at Amazon, down from $198. These headphones deliver deep, powerful sound while having a comfortable, lightweight fit around your ears. Because they're wired, you can wear the Bose QuietComfort 25s all day without missing a beat of your music. The cord features an inline microphone/remote, giving you the power to control your music and make phone calls. There are different models where the mic is specifically made for Apple or Samsung and Android devices, so make sure you select the one you need before adding to your cart. (Don't worry, both are discounted the sam...

Quality- Over all best product compare to the price. Noise cancellation good but it is less than QC35. Weight or force- Some time it gives little pain on Jaw line near ear. Feature- Battery required, if battery dead headphone still work without but the noise cancellation stop working when the...

I used this for few transatlantic flights and they completely removed the engine noise, allowing me to enjoy the in-flight movies. They will not, however, completely remove the sound of a baby crying or a drunk shouting at the flight attendant.

Take a look around any airport lounge in the world and you'll immediately see a set of Bose noise-canceling headphones. They're iconic, and it's because they're good. With the new QuietComfort 25, the first refresh in five years, everything gets just a little bit better.

The original ear pads on my (2016) Bose headsets had become degraded with use, particularly over summer since leather-like coverings and stinkingly high heat and humidity don't mix. On one of them the yellow foam was popping out from under the covering.

Sometimes a product can work really well but be difficult to use, which tends to compromise their efficiency. This is not the case with these headphones. They do the job that they promise to do, but they are also super comfortable to wear with nicely padded ear pads and a padded headband.

Was angry when I bought these QC headphones then months later a wireless version launched. I bought this device that sits flush with the headphone jack port. It's kight and discreet - if you didn't know the headphones you may not even recognize it's an attachment. Audio via Bluetooth is great.

I'm not a big fan of wireless headsets apart from a few exceptions and this review will portray exactly why I feel that way. Let's just cut to the chase, The Bose QuietComfort 25 is probably the best noise cancellation headphones I have ever used.

Refreshed design; Stunning noise-cancellation; Doesn't require battery for use; Sturdy and flexible headband

Design could be more imaginative; No customisations available in India

"I just open my new headset. And No spund on the right side. What am i doing wrong. Is this a defect How do i about getting this fix. I didnt even get to use it" Show More

After good experiences with Beats (2 pairs), which were pretty fragile, I came home to Jesus with these Bose headphones. The noise-cancelling part is battery (AAA) powered, but everything else is just mechanical -- no need to charge the headphones themselves, which is a big improvement over my last...