Best Wireless Headset For Listening To Music

Best wireless headset ever… great for biking, running and driving!

I have only had the Bose Ultra Headphones for a week. But I have had the opportunity to test them in a variety of situations: At home listening to music, using them for work on MS teams meetings, phone calls, and watching movies on my tablet; Commuting to work on a train and then walking to the office building in downtown Chicago; In an open work environment taking MS teams meetings and listening to music. In every situation, they have exceeded my expectations. I have used profiles for Quiet, Immersive, and Aware. Here is where I feel each performs its best: - I prefer “Quiet” mode when I am on phone calls and for some types of music. - “Immersive” works well for most music but is really awesome when watching a movie. - The “Aware” mode worked as expected when I wanted to hear people around me or when I was walking on the street in Chicago. I was curious what I could hear on the street and it was pretty much everything like passing cars, people talking, and animals. These are the areas I have liked and disliked so far in my time using them. Pros: - Best noise canceling headphones I have ever used. The train and office really sold me on how well these cancel the world around you. - Great for listening to music and watching movies. - Extremely comfortable even when wearing for multiple hours. - They are mostly plastic but they look and feel premium to me. - The case that comes with them is molded to support the headphones which is a first for Bose that I am aware of. Cons: - I have experienced a few software issues related to Bluetooth connections. I was able to work around these either via the Bose Music app or powering the device off and on. - The highest price for a Bose headset yet. While I hope a software update will resolve the few issues I noted they do not change my opinion of the headset. I would very much recommend this to my friends and family. If you are looking for a headset and can afford it, this is the one to buy. Just go get it and enjoy!

This is the most amazing headset that I ever bought ( I have had several over the years) The build quality is amazing, and the sound is so beautiful that I am listening to music more & more.

We need2recognize these r a pair of ANC headphones&that is what I’m rating,not high-def headset that uses data dense file.Dont know why1would purchase a hi-res player & headset.Cost a fortune&if u listen2ur music on the go, subway trains, street c horns, buses, wind etc r all going2be interfering c ur listening pleasure - thus ANC.If I want2really listen2music I sit down,relax&listen2my surround sound system at home, which is a heck of alot better than any hi-res headphone. Back2 MX3. ANC on MX3 blows away Bose QC 35, which I used4past 3 yrs until I broke them & Im glad I did. I used QC 35s everywhere. I can only comment on the street, supermarket, my kitchen c the cooktop exhaust hood going & NYC Q subway train. Intimately knowing how the QC35s performed in those settings I can tell u the MX3s seriously outperform. I find the XM3 more comfortable. 30 hrs of play time is very nice, & 5 min charge = 5hrs, will come in handy when I travel. Sound quality? Initially I found it pretty good, but was a little disappointed. Then I watched a you-tube video on how2tweak sound&woe, dramatic improvement2point of serious listening pleasure. The bad. I really don’t like “buttons”, but more I use them better I’m getting. If I take XM3 off & hang headset around my neck, “buttons” r accidently being hit by my chin turning music on, siri on etc. Price? Well we’d all like2spend less,but they’re better than so called best ANC headset on market&the same price. u r getting what u paid for.

My first pair of bone conduction headphones, and I am impressed! Crystal clear sound without plugging or covering the ears. In addition to listening to music/podcasts- they work as well as any other headset for making calls. Battery life is decent abs in oar with most other BT headsets. I love that it charges via USB type C rather than micro USB. My only real criticisms are that they vibrate against my cheek bone in a way that feels strange, only when listening to music with a lot of bass. And the slight pressure on the cheek bone can get a little uncomfortable after several hours. Overall, it's a great value, and ut us great to have this headset for situations where I also need to be aware of my surroundings.

I use these headphones for listening to music while I study, work or commute. I really enjoyed the sound quality of the headset: everything else I have owned (including a couple of entry-level Sennheisers) is blown apart by the sheer clarity of sound. I listen to a lot of guitar instrumentals and the quality of playback is beyond excellent. One of the downsides of the headset is that it *seems* to have an average build quality: the weak point seems to be the pivot of the cups and I have winced a couple of time when trying to collapse the headset: no damage so far, though.

It's like I'm listening to music for the first time!

Listening to music

Awesome!! Best headset I ever had.

Best headphones on the market. Lightweight and I forget I have them on. Best part is I can hear everything around me while I’m listening to my music. Range is really good as well