The QuietComfort 25 (QC25) is the latest model to join Bose's massively popular noise-canceling headphone lineup; it replaces the QuietComfort 15, the best noise-canceling headphone I've heard, till now.Weighing just 6.9 ounces, the QC25 is one of the lightest full-size models on the market, and its...

The best noise-canceler; period; Headphones can play after batteries are drained; Light and very comfortable

Sound quality isn't stellar

"The QC25 widens Bose's significant lead in noise-canceling technology, though it trails some other competitive 'phones on sound quality."

The best noise-canceler; period; Headphones can play after batteries are drained; Light and very comfortable

Sound quality isn't stellar

Bose has long been recognised as a company that has both produced very stylish headphones/speaker systems, but not always had the backing of real audio lovers. I have to say that I have never been a person who could spend anything over £100 of my own money on headphones for my iPhone/Android or...

If you're a frequent flyer then you've probably already heard about the Bose QuietComfort 25 headphones, otherwise known as the QC25. They're renowned for being lightweight, comfy for long periods of wear and offer killer noise-cancellation that can mute the hum of a Boeing's jet engines.

Lightweight construction; comfortable fit for long periods of wear; outstanding noise-cancellation (ideal for frequent long-haul flyers); carry case included (with double 3.5mm aeroplane jack

Standard AAA battery (not rechargeable on-board battery); some noise-cancellation issues (doesn't seem to like trains much); sound quality poor when battery depletes

Even though some of the tweaks seem more like lateral movement than actual improvements on previous models, the Bose QuietComfort 25 are indeed the best active noise canceling headphones we've seen from Bose yet.

The average cost of the headphone is 14 990 rubles, in my opinion, the price is quite adequate opportunities. If you do not fly often, not much point in buying there, although Bose QC25 can help you to work quietly in the office, cafe, do not hear the noise in public transport.

When it comes to trusted audio equipment names, few match the reputation of industry stalwart Bose. Since the company first dipped its toes into the tranquil waters of noise-cancelling gear in 2000, it's over-ear QuietComfort headphone line has evolved to become recognized as some of the best in the...

Another Bose product is up for us to test out and this time it's the QuietComfort 25 or simply the QC25 . It is the successor to the well-received QC15 back in 2009. With it comes a more improved active noise cancellation (ANC) and is made of better function-targeted materials.

Sturdy plastic build makes it lightweight; Use of standard removable cable; Impressively comfortable to wear; Balanced/clear sound (lows; mids; highs; ANC is effective in canceling out sound

ANC is too effective in canceling out sound

‘If it ain't broke, don't fix it.' We can imagine that came up when Bose's suits were mind-mapping the successors of QuietComfort 15s, which were the market's go-to noise-cancelling headphones for yonks.

In my experience, Bose quite simply makes the best noise canceling headphones available today. While I've heard a few noise cancelers that sound a bit better, I've never heard one that isolated as well from outside noise...and that's the important bit for noise cancelers, isolation.