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I felt I was taking a massive risk in buying these, ultra overpriced I felt. The worst that could happen would just be that I'd return them and survive it. But I like these too much to send them back. I got the silver ones, they look awesome. The sound is perfect, the noise cancellation is very powerful and the aesthetics are great, especially the silver one. They are very comfortable and flexible and have extremely convienent controls and the way the inside of the headphones have a huge R and L in it is really neat and helpful. It's so nice to have a bluetooth connection! That is extremely helpful in so many ways. I'd buy this if you both have the money and don't want to buy another pair of headphones or ear buds ever again. And if you fly a lot of have good reason to get noise cancellation, or just enjoy having it. I love zZounds for their payment plans, makes everything possible and reasonable. Be sure to get the Bose app straightaway for it. I will rarely ever use the voice function but it's neat to know I have it. I might get in the habit of using it in the future I imagine. I'm sure the customer support is great but don't anticipate ever needing to contact them about anything. Again, everything is very, well, exquisite is the word. Extremely expensive, scary expensive but it is worth every penny in the end. I expect tremendous mileage out of these.

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I suffer from tinnitus and drive a lot for work, almost like a truck driver. The road noise eventually started making my tinnitus worse so I decided to give these a try. They keep everything quieter and when I want to listen to music at low volumes I can hear everything super clear.They are so comfortable I sometimes forget I'm wearing them and I feel like the sound is coming from the car speakers instead of the headphones.The only bad thing that I've been able to find is of course noise cancelling headphones have microphones that capture noise and produce a negative sound wave to cancel out the noise. But something weird is that when it's super windy outside and even with the windows closed, the wind still affects the headphones a little bit and creates a sudden noise. I wonder why this happens if the wind is not directly hitting the microphones.That happens just every now and then and I hope Bose fixes this issue in the next model.

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