Bose - QuietComfort 45

Bose QC45/QC35 or Sony WH1000 are good choices. [https://www.soundguys.com/bose-quietcomfort-45-vs-sony-wh-1000xm4-61157/](https://www.soundguys.com/bose-quietcomfort-45-vs-sony-wh-1000xm4-61157/) You can get refurbed QC35 for \~$150

Ur getting some wild answers from ppl who know a lot more than me; I have Bose QC45s and I love them. I’ve tried Sony XM6s and they’re also great.

Bose QC45. Na pepperze idzie je znaleźć za niecałe 800 zł. Bardzo wygodne, świetny ANC i długa praca na baterii.

On a college campus and I can state that it is: (1) AirPods of all different varieties and it isn't even close. Guessing they have > 80% of the earbud market on college campuses. Now for over the ear headphones I'd say it is a split between the Sony CH720N/XM4 vs the Bose QC35 or QC45 vs the Beats Solo 4. Behind these would be the AirPods Max and the JBL Tune 770.

NC700 are pretty light headphones (around 254 grams) so this surprises me a bit. The XM6 weight about the same, the QC a bit less and the really good ones I have (Bathys/Px8) and the Px7s3 a lot more. Would look at the XM6 which has a phenomenal microphone and ANC solid (if a bit bass forward) sound (EQ helps) and pretty comfortable although I don't like the shallow earpads. The Bose QC Ultra and QC are also right around the XM6 and NC700 in weight but may feel more comfortable for you as they don't use the same headband.

QC35 the GOAT. Partner got QC45 and theyre pretty similar but the QC35 still feel better overall. I swear they sound better but could be wrong. Just have to replace the ear pieces like once a year.

I'll throw in my 2c based on ones I have actually owned and used both on iOS and Android... 1. Bose QC (or QC45s) or QC Ultra. The most comfortable. Good enough sound, excellent ANC. Fold for easier carrying on the move. They have APTX adaptive/Snapdragon sound but no standard or HD APTX. Not many devices out there support Snapdragon sound 2. Sennheiser M4s. Fantastic sound, terrible ANC. Do not fold. 3. Sony M4s and M5s. Bose level ANC, mostly good if a little muddy at times sound. Cook my ears, the least comfortable by some distance, for me at least. M5s do not fold. 4. B&W P7 S2e. Fantastic sound. Ok, probably good enough ANC. Do not fold 5. B&W P7 S3. Pretty much as per the S2es, but they sound better and maybe the ANC is slightly better too, still not at Bose or Sony levels though. Still do not fold. They have Snapdragon sound, but they also have APTX HD and standard. I could never buy Sonys again unless I was sure the ear cooking had been resolved, I suspect though that this is down to their overall approach to ANC. The Bose QC45s or the new QCs (non-Ultra) are head and shoulders the most comfortable over-ear ANC cans I have owned.

I've owned Bose QuietComfort 45s for 2 years now and I love them, wear them daily and I also am usually someone that can't wear headbands. I had tried the Sony XM4 but the ear cushions themselves were like an odd shape for my ears and ultimately sit against my glasses in a way that started to hurt after a bit of wearing.

I use the Bose QuietComfort (literally wear them all day at home, second I wake up to the second I go to bed). I had the same issues with wearing glasses and having issues wearing headphones like this but those have been the only ones that haven't caused me any pain/headaches. I tried the Sony XM4 at one point but the ear pieces were too small for my comfort. I will say too, the stem of your glasses will be important in this as my first pair of glasses was much thinner in the ear piece and were a dream with the Bose headphones, my most recent pair a bit thicker and took some getting used to but still don't cause me any pain like headphones in the past would. I have a backup pair of glasses that are a more chunky black pair (like the 3D glasses looking type lol) and I can't wear those with the headphones for very long.

I have a massive 63cm head and i also find the bose to be very comfortable

loving my bose for sure

This is the answer (Bose Quiet Comfort) and after using many kinds of inner ear (I also like the noise-cancelling AirPods), but had been searching for over-the-ear after having some inner ear issues ad tried a lot, including the new Apple ones and the Bose are the best, especially as I also suffer from migraines.

Yes. I rotate between these and the noise cancelling air pods!

The over-the-ear ones kept adding to my migraines. I switched to Bose quiet comfort.

My noise cancelling AirPods are really great and when I need a break from in-ear, I switch to my over-the-ear quiet comfort Bose.