Bose Headphones Randomly Stop Working

So far no complaints my first Bose mini stop working a month ago

I was between this ones and the Bose since i needed noise cancelling headphones. My first experience was that the design was just perfect fit for me and it was easy to install and connect to my iphone. The noise cancelling in airplanes works perfectly and the ambient sound is perfect to keep listening to any song and hearing any incoming sound. the manual controls to increase or reduce volume, switching songs and ambient sound is really easy and with one hand. I really recommend this product since the price is one of the lowest for a high quality headphones. Also the audio quality exceeds my expectations. And the battery allows you to use for non-stop for many hours, at least 13 non-stop. Amazing right?

I have used Bose noise canceling headphones for over 20 years and they just recently stopped working. I was going to replace them with another pair, but had a chance to try these out and wow, love at first listen. Nothing wrong with the Bose, but I appreciate not having to use a battery and the sound quality is enchanting. Doesn’t cut out as much background noise as the Bose, but they still do a great job. I’m an audio engineer, so I’m picky!

My company issued headphones are uncomfortable and will periodically stop working so I switched to Shokz. I already owned a pair for running so it was a no-brainer.

I was using a less expensive enclosure that was disconnecting randomly. So far this is working great, and it looks nicer too.

With the sonya7sii I ran into SD cards overtime not even fitting into the slot, or would randomly stop recording. With this card I've had no issues where the Sony FX3 decides to stop recording.

I bought these randomly, I mean I've never paid this much for headphones but wow! Game changer, I'm hooked.

Bose did not disappoint. The sound on these headphones are impressive.

I had been using the cheaper Hosa 1/4 Y-cable and was randomly experiencing brief audio drop-outs in our headphones. At first I thought it might have been our personal headphone monitor (which is connected to one of the female jacks on this y-cable via a long-run 1/4 cable), but ever since swapping out for this Kopul y-cable, we haven't experienced any drops in audio (knock on wood). The post connections also just feel a bit tighter and the gold plating doesn't hurt I'm sure.

I was blown away by the sound quality on these light cheap headphones I randomly picked up at B&H while on a film run. I've had them for almost a year, they're very durable and can just be tossed into a bag without worrying. Really good for traveling, working out, and I'd even go so far as to say they're good for recording too. The biggest issue (if you'd even call it that) is the sound leakage, as in once you get a little bit past moderate volume levels people around you can fully hear what you're listening to. Definitely caused a few awkward music moments for me haha. I'd still say these are perfect :)