BOSE QuietComfort QC35 II

zweton · 27-02-2019 11:59pm

^^ now you tell me haha

super_furry · 28-02-2019 10:18am

I keep seeing this bubble up but I have a perfectly fine working set of QC25s and Bose In-ears and the problem is that they're too well built. They refuse to break so I can upgrade.

The lips · 28-02-2019 1:12pm

torrevieja wrote: »

Picking mine up tomorrow for €207.

Do tell where.... ðŸ€”

spockety · 28-02-2019 3:59pm

These are now €252 on Amazon.es

Boradriver · 28-02-2019 4:23pm

spockety wrote: »

These are now €252 on Amazon.es

Not bad.

torrevieja · 28-02-2019 11:32pm

Sorry guys only getting back now yes someone mentioned here that they were online with Media Markt so when I ordered them online there was a 20% deduction so my mate picked them up in store in Spain which was cheaper , he said they had them in the store for €323 must be gone up again

spockety · 01-03-2019 5:54pm

Bit the bullet and bought these on Amazon.es. €265 inc express delivery.. which was only €1 more than standard delivery for some reason.

Dublinstiofán · 01-03-2019 6:54pm

spockety wrote: »

Bit the bullet and bought these on Amazon.es. €265 inc express delivery.. which was only €1 more than standard delivery for some reason.

You sir just cost me €265, was watching them for ages but finally ordered a set with express delivery for €1 too

torrevieja · 02-03-2019 12:20am

Wow these are fantastic can connect to different Bluetooths as well sound is amazing and the price of €207 even better

Boradriver · 02-03-2019 3:23am

€265 is great, especially knowing Amazon will look after you if you have any issues. You might get it slightly cheaper elsewhere but good luck if you need support in the future.

torrevieja · 02-03-2019 12:41pm

Boradriver wrote: »

€265 is great, especially knowing Amazon will look after you if you have any issues. You might get it slightly cheaper elsewhere but good luck if you need support in the future.

Do u realise how big Media Markt is ? Check it out

Boradriver · 02-03-2019 1:31pm

torrevieja wrote: »

Do u realise how big Media Markt is ? Check it out

The Flaming Lips did a good song with that title once. Check that out.

In all seriousness, they're more expensive from Media Markt than Amazon at the moment. So if you got them on a deal, that's fantastic but I don't think anyone here is too interested in hearing that more than once.

zweton · 02-03-2019 7:35pm

Received mine this morn from amazon.es via an post. Ordered Thurs night. They are pretty sweet.

CyberGhost · 02-03-2019 8:16pm

Does ANC feel weird for anybody else? It feels like there is pressure against my ears.

torrevieja · 02-03-2019 11:24pm

Boradriver wrote: »

The Flaming Lips did a good song with that title once. Check that out.

In all seriousness, they're more expensive from Media Markt than Amazon at the moment. So if you got them on a deal, that's fantastic but I don't think anyone here is too interested in hearing that more than once.

I’m telling people to watch that site I didn’t know I was going to get a 20% Discount at checkout so worth watching :rolleyes:

coldfire1x · 03-03-2019 12:32am

CyberGhost wrote: »

Does ANC feel weird for anybody else? It feels like there is pressure against my ears.

Yes, it takes some time to adjust to that.

CyberGhost · 03-03-2019 2:36am

coldfire1x wrote: »

Yes, it takes some time to adjust to that.

Did you experience any ringing in the ears? I've been reading a lot about them messing with people's hearing.

https://metro.co.uk/2018/04/27/it-programmer-killed-himself-after-music-in-his-headphones-gave-him-tinnitus-7502816/

I've only tried Bose and Sony in Harvey Norman's, both produce the same pressure feeling.

EltonJohn69 · 03-03-2019 4:07am

Jaysus !!!
That’s awful.....
Mine arrive Monday....
I haven't heard about this happening before

shanec1928 · 03-03-2019 6:17am

EltonJohn69 wrote: »

Jaysus !!!
That’s awful.....
Mine arrive Monday....
I haven't heard about this happening before

People have mentioned it in this thread previously

EltonJohn69 · 03-03-2019 11:56am

I heard about the pressure feeling but not that they can cause tinnitus

EltonJohn69 · 03-03-2019 1:50pm

did a quick google.. doesn't seem to be too much of a link between noise canceling head phones and tinnitus....

Boradriver · 03-03-2019 1:52pm

torrevieja wrote: »

I’m telling people to watch that site I didn’t know I was going to get a 20% Discount at checkout so worth watching :rolleyes:

They had some flash offers to celebrate being open 20 years, that's how you got that discount.

cronos · 03-03-2019 2:44pm

CyberGhost wrote: »

Did you experience any ringing in the ears? I've been reading a lot about them messing with people's hearing.

https://metro.co.uk/2018/04/27/it-programmer-killed-himself-after-music-in-his-headphones-gave-him-tinnitus-7502816/

I've only tried Bose and Sony in Harvey Norman's, both produce the same pressure feeling.

Just a warning to people on here. I have developed tinnitus from buying the https://www.sony.ie/electronics/headband-headphones/mdr-100abn

I never had any hearing problems before, but within about 3 weeks I had tinitus. Just woke up one morning and it was there. Doubt it's Bose specific. Something to avoid if you can, as there is no cure.

coldfire1x · 03-03-2019 3:39pm

CyberGhost wrote: »

Did you experience any ringing in the ears? I've been reading a lot about them messing with people's hearing.

https://metro.co.uk/2018/04/27/it-programmer-killed-himself-after-music-in-his-headphones-gave-him-tinnitus-7502816/

I've only tried Bose and Sony in Harvey Norman's, both produce the same pressure feeling.

Yet to experience any ringing in ears or anything like that mentioned in the article. Then again most of the days I only use it for couple of hours. Dont really use it for long hours.

zweton · 04-03-2019 12:42am

Feck! This tinnitus is puting me off!

sweetie · 04-03-2019 1:24am

cronos wrote:

I never had any hearing problems before, but within about 3 weeks I had tinitus. Just woke up one morning and it was there. Doubt it's Bose specific. Something to avoid if you can, as there is no cure.

Tinnitus is caused by exposure to persistent loud noise. I've got it from going to gigs and djing. I reckon from using these you may have subconciously trained your ears to listen 'harder' and are now noticing something that was there all along.

cronos · 04-03-2019 2:23pm

sweetie wrote: »

Tinnitus is caused by exposure to persistent loud noise. I've got it from going to gigs and djing. I reckon from using these you may have subconciously trained your ears to listen 'harder' and are now noticing something that was there all along.

I don't think so. This is from having discussed it with an ENT consultant from the Matter.

spockety · 04-03-2019 3:09pm

These arrived this morning, pretty impressive so far.

Chiparus · 04-03-2019 3:36pm

cronos wrote: »

I don't think so. This is from having discussed it with an ENT consultant from the Matter.

Tinnitus is caused by prolonged exposure to loud noise, If you got tinnitus it was probably because you wearing headphones ,the noise cancelling while associative is likely not to be causative

Thoie · 05-03-2019 11:55am

If you use these "wired", does the battery last longer? Or is the battery going on the NC, rather than on the bluetooth?

BOSE QuietComfort QC35 II

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