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Bose Noise Cancelling 700 Wireless Headphones (Refurbished) Expired
$212.50
$399.95
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Bose via eBay has Bose Noise Cancelling 700 Wireless Headphones (Refurbished, Black or Soapstone) on sale for $212.46 when you apply coupon code PURCHASECR15 at checkout. Shipping is free.
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Bose via EBay has Bose Noise Cancelling 700 Headphones Black (Refurbished) for $212.46 after 15% coupon code PURCHASECR15. Free Shipping.
Reg Price - $249.95
15% Coupon - $37.49
Total Price - $212.46
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Bose-Noi...390657718
Reg Price - $249.95
15% Coupon - $37.49
Total Price - $212.46
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Bose-Noi...390657718
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- The XM4 have a bassier sound signature. The 700 are more mid-focused, though they aren't necessarily lacking in bass. Neither is the end word in sound quality, but they both do what they need to.
- ANC is slightly better on the XM4, but both are good enough that you likely won't notice. You're getting some of the best of the best here regardless.
- Under most circumstances, the 700 has much better call quality than the XM4, the exception being certain Microsoft Teams situations that require the purchase of the separate dongle.
- Both are very comfortable, though the XM4 tend to get hotter and sweatier. The 700 do seem a bit more prone to seal breaking with thick glasses than the XM4, so keep that in mind if you have thick acetate frames.
- Multipoint connection isn't perfect on either of them. The XM4 can be a bit stubborn about switching devices, but the 700 has strange and unfixable audio stuttering issues when connected to more than one device for a lot of folks (myself included, across multiple pairs). Bose can't seem to fix it.
- The XM4 technically have better battery life but they're both so long you'd be hard pressed to notice.
- The XM4 supports a few more codecs than the 700 if that's your thing.
- Audio delay is present in most situations for both sets (e.g. movies) (Edit: this may be related to the device that's being connected to. Regardless, neither supports APTX-LL, so it can be a crapshoot)
All held equal, I'd choose the XM4 myself. But they both have drawbacks and benefits.
One for me, one for my brother. Can't go wrong with direct from Bose.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/Bose-Noi...SwYIJd6S4
Shipping is free but you will have to pay tax. The total is 236 for me in CA.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Bose-Noi...890.l4929
At $212 they sound like a great price.
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- The XM4 have a bassier sound signature. The 700 are more mid-focused, though they aren't necessarily lacking in bass. Neither is the end word in sound quality, but they both do what they need to.
- ANC is slightly better on the XM4, but both are good enough that you likely won't notice. You're getting some of the best of the best here regardless.
- Under most circumstances, the 700 has much better call quality than the XM4, the exception being certain Microsoft Teams situations that require the purchase of the separate dongle.
- Both are very comfortable, though the XM4 tend to get hotter and sweatier. The 700 do seem a bit more prone to seal breaking with thick glasses than the XM4, so keep that in mind if you have thick acetate frames.
- Multipoint connection isn't perfect on either of them. The XM4 can be a bit stubborn about switching devices, but the 700 has strange and unfixable audio stuttering issues when connected to more than one device for a lot of folks (myself included, across multiple pairs). Bose can't seem to fix it.
- The XM4 technically have better battery life but they're both so long you'd be hard pressed to notice.
- The XM4 supports a few more codecs than the 700 if that's your thing.
- Audio delay is present in most situations for both sets (e.g. movies) (Edit: this may be related to the device that's being connected to. Regardless, neither supports APTX-LL, so it can be a crapshoot)
All held equal, I'd choose the XM4 myself. But they both have drawbacks and benefits.
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- The XM4 have a bassier sound signature. The 700 are more mid-focused, though they aren't necessarily lacking in bass. Neither is the end word in sound quality, but they both do what they need to.
- ANC is slightly better on the XM4, but both are good enough that you likely won't notice. You're getting some of the best of the best here regardless.
- Under most circumstances, the 700 has much better call quality than the XM4, the exception being certain Microsoft Teams situations that require the purchase of the separate dongle.
- Both are very comfortable, though the XM4 tend to get hotter and sweatier. The 700 do seem a bit more prone to seal breaking with thick glasses than the XM4, so keep that in mind if you have thick acetate frames.
- Multipoint connection isn't perfect on either of them. The XM4 can be a bit stubborn about switching devices, but the 700 has strange and unfixable audio stuttering issues when connected to more than one device for a lot of folks (myself included, across multiple pairs). Bose can't seem to fix it.
- The XM4 technically have better battery life but they're both so long you'd be hard pressed to notice.
- The XM4 supports a few more codecs than the 700 if that's your thing.
- Audio delay is present in most situations for both sets (e.g. movies)
All held equal, I'd choose the XM4 myself. But they both have drawbacks and benefits.
Hmm. My 700 doesnot seem having an audio delay though. I have been using it for gaming and movies and don't notice any issue.
The audio delay will have a lot to do with the version of Bluetooth that the device is connected to. Bluetooth 5 has eliminated a lot of latency
- The XM4 have a bassier sound signature. The 700 are more mid-focused, though they aren't necessarily lacking in bass. Neither is the end word in sound quality, but they both do what they need to.
- ANC is slightly better on the XM4, but both are good enough that you likely won't notice. You're getting some of the best of the best here regardless.
- Under most circumstances, the 700 has much better call quality than the XM4, the exception being certain Microsoft Teams situations that require the purchase of the separate dongle.
- Both are very comfortable, though the XM4 tend to get hotter and sweatier. The 700 do seem a bit more prone to seal breaking with thick glasses than the XM4, so keep that in mind if you have thick acetate frames.
- Multipoint connection isn't perfect on either of them. The XM4 can be a bit stubborn about switching devices, but the 700 has strange and unfixable audio stuttering issues when connected to more than one device for a lot of folks (myself included, across multiple pairs). Bose can't seem to fix it.
- The XM4 technically have better battery life but they're both so long you'd be hard pressed to notice.
- The XM4 supports a few more codecs than the 700 if that's your thing.
- Audio delay is present in most situations for both sets (e.g. movies)
All held equal, I'd choose the XM4 myself. But they both have drawbacks and benefits.
I bought the 700s and XM3s earlier this year to try both and this is more or less what I found as well with the XM3s. I ended up returning both because I didn't feel either were worth what I paid but I remember slightly preferring the 700s so I might get in on this now. As much as I like heavier bass I'd rather get the ones with more accurate sound and adjust an equalizer later.