Wired Headphones With Spatial Audio

I recently purchased the Bose QuietComfort Ultra wireless noise-canceling headphones, which for me are a huge upgrade from my current headphones. From the top tier packaging and their amazing sound quality, these are an awesome headphones for somebody who truly loves great sound. Setting these up couldn't be easier using the Bose Music app. I easily paired my phones with my devices and the interface was easy to use and made setting it up easy. I was ready to play with my new toy in just about 2 minutes. A new highlight with these headphones is the spatial audio feature. Using spatial audio it truly feels like you have the sound coming right at you and it immerses you into whatever you are listening to. No matter if it was a movie or listening to any genre of music it makes you feel like you are in the center of the room. The sound reproduction is absolutly amazing; the subtle nuances of the instruments and the clarity of the vocals were brought to life in a way I had never heard before. Having come from over the ear headphones I always found my previous headphones were a bit uncomfortable and generally were too tight on my head. The fluffy ear cushions brought comfort that I hadn't experienced in the past with these headphones. Even using them for 2+ hours my ears did not get sweaty or start to feel numb. The price may be a bit high but the money you spend on these cans will be well worth it if you value great sound and amazing comfort.

I absolutely love these headphones! Such great quality headphones and love the new spatial/immersive audio. Also they are really plushy and comfortable.

Spatial audio in these headphones is no gimmick. It is really quite impressive. When wearing the headphones, the sound seems to be coming from the TV, not in the middle of your head. The simulated surround sound also works well for a really nice listening experience. Connecting to the Apple TV is quick and easy. And the noise reduction is better than my Sony WH1000-MX2 headphones. Yes, they're a bit heavy and the case is bizarre, but I'm very happy with them.

Awesome spatial audio. It truly does fill the room.

I use the Era 300 in my dining room. Spatial audio works very well and I am able to hear music from various corners of the room. It is a hit and miss though as not all music works well with it, Also, there is no indicator on the Sonos App as to which tracks are in spatial audio, Inability to stream spatial audio directly over Airplay is also very inconvenient.

I have no knowledge about headphones or any audio electronics. I just need a decent wired in-ear headphones for listening to classical music. Wired because it's annoying and inconvenient having to charge it when I need to use it at the moment. In-ear because I wear eyeglasses and all the over-ear headphones cause extreme discomfort. And I am sick of those cheaply made earbuds online. I never even heard of IEM until this purchase, and I am glad I bought this. I listen to orchestra symphony a lot, also pieces by single instrument. I could tell all sounds collectively and individually well, imagine I am in the audience inside the concert hall and I can shift my attention anytime to the oboes, French horns, cellos...etc. I can feel like I sit next to the grand piano that is played on stage now. I almost cried the first time I put this on to listen to the classical music recordings on YouTube. Sorry for not being to offer any professional and technical analysis on this product. This is all I could say about how happy I am. well worth the money.

Still like my wired headphones

Better for music than for surround audio. The spatial music sounds awesome

Comfortable to wear, not too flashy, and they sound great. Hard to ask for much more. The sound cancelling works well and I like the ambient aware feature, and use it when I'm on a call so I can better hear myself when talking. When I use them as passive headphones they still block a lot of environmental noise. Unsurprisingly, they work really well as passive headphones, which is great. The personalized sound feature is pretty cool, but I'm not sure that I saw a significant change in my listening experience when I had it on. I have not tried to program a custom EQ to see if that bring out more depth in the sound. I don't use Atmos or subscribe to spatial music services, so I don't know how well it plays with those. I tried its spatial sound setting using Tidal's regular subscription service. It did sound like the music got wider or more separated, but it also resulted in less punchy bass. It might suit some music better, but it wasn't my thing.

Have had two pairs of K240 headphones. Without question, the best bang for the buck. Comfort, accuracy, and spatial imaging is hypnotic! Don't mull on these, buy them if you indeed, are a music lover. Reproduction accuracy is startling.