Bose QuietComfort® 3 Wireless Headphones

Pros: Super clear sound, excellent noise cancelling, very comfortable

Cons: they are expensive but you get what you pay for.

Review: Even though the quiet comfort 3 is expensive they really are worth it especially if you travel. You can don't even have to listen to music as they cancel noise all the time if switched on so you can just use them for silence if you wanted.
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Pros: Lightweight. Nicely designed.

Cons: It's pricey. Don't expect the price to come down soon.

Review: I constantly travel for various projects around the country. Recently I got minimal sleep due to various projects. To make matters worse, I had this screaming kid behind me. I put on my QC3 and plugged in my iPod. It was great. I didn't hear the...

Pros: Incredibly quiet, excellent sound, very comfortable

Cons: Very pricey; don?t need these unless you?re on an airplane a lot

The Bottom Line: The Bose Quiet Comfort 3 Headphones live up to their name - they are great headphones. At $349, however, if you don't fly a lot, you don't need them.

Review: The first time you put on a pair of Bose Quiet Comfort 3 headphones you will be happy with the sound, which is excellent. You will likely be in a Bose store. At some point, you ll wonder how they sound on an airplane. Where is the simulated...

Pros: Compact, comfortable, rechargeable battery, amazing noise reduction

Cons: VERY Expensive, cannot use unless the headphone power is on

The Bottom Line: I give this product an EXCELLENT but recognize that the price is a bit hefty. Great headphones.

Review: The new QuietComfort 3 is billed as the "smaller" alternative to the QC2 for those that do not want full ear headphone coverage. When I first went to the Bose store, I figured I would try the QC3 and then buy the QC2 because I do like the...

Pros: Small size, low weight, Comfortable, Pure clean sound.

Cons: The price tag and the rechargeable the battery pack is exclusive.

The Bottom Line: A little on the pricey side but the Bose experience in innovative sound quality makes this a worthy investment.

Review: Ambient sound is all around us whether it be sitting in our living rooms, at work, or in a public facility. The human brain has the incredible capability to filter out most unwanted noise and will process only the differential. Whether it be ultra...

Pros: Excellent noise cancelling technology. Cheaper models made by other manufacturers don't work nearly as well.

Cons: Expensive.

The Bottom Line: If you are a frequent traveller, save your pennies and get these as soon as you can.

Review: I had been thinking about a pair of these since I first tried the original Bose Quiet Comfort headphones. When Bose released the second-generation QC2s, I was determined to get them but did not get around to it. The cost had always hindered me and...

Pros: comfortable, light,

Cons: muddy bass, no highs, price. overall sound

The Bottom Line: the quietcomfort 2 is less expensive, and a superior product. I now own the QC2

Review: I just returned my Quietcomfort 3 headset back to Bose. I primarily use a Stax SR-001 MKII in ear electrostatic headset (and as of late a QuietComfort 2) for at home / college use. I noticed some reviews for the QC3, and was intrigued by the on ear...