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Bose QuietComfort II Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds (Refurbished)
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Bose via eBay has Bose QuietComfort II Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds (Refurbished) for $129. Shipping is free.
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Condition:
- The item is in a pristine, like-new condition. It has been professionally inspected, cleaned, and restored by the manufacturer. The item will be in new packaging with original or new accessories.
- Triple Black
- Midnight Blue
- Eclipse Gray
- Built-in Microphone
- Call functions
- Noise Cancellation
- Rechargeable Battery
- Replaceable Earpads
- Volume Control
- Wireless Charging
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Bose via eBay has Bose QuietComfort II Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds (Refurbished) for $129. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member TechiMan for finding this deal.
Condition:
Thanks to Community Member TechiMan for finding this deal.
Condition:
- The item is in a pristine, like-new condition. It has been professionally inspected, cleaned, and restored by the manufacturer. The item will be in new packaging with original or new accessories.
- Triple Black
- Midnight Blue
- Eclipse Gray
- Built-in Microphone
- Call functions
- Noise Cancellation
- Rechargeable Battery
- Replaceable Earpads
- Volume Control
- Wireless Charging
Editor's Notes
Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff- About this deal:
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Sound quality: These are slightly better than Anker. Better Base, but I use the EQ to adjust them anyways so it not that big of a win, IMVHO. B&O EX wins for sound quality for sure.
ANC: This is where this is a huge win. These are prob the best ANC for any buds (and even compete w/ over the ear Bose QC45 that I have). I estimate that they are about 30% better for ANC than Anker. However, that is really evident in direct back to back comparison. If you continuous wear them for a long them (beyond 15min), I think my ears just naturally get use to the ANC isolation level that I cannot tell that much of a difference if I wear these or the Anker. But if I was to switch them, it is obvious of the difference. I tested the Anker, LG Tone FP9, wife's QC35 (did not bring the over ear Bose QC45), and these (switching them out after some time) on a recent flight to Europe over the holiday. And seriously, after 30min of wearing them, I could not notice much of a difference as my ears would have adapted to the level. The initial difference is noticeable, but you just get used to the isolation level as norm after sometime. So if your interest is the best ANC, then get this (or maybe the Ultra, which I have to tried).
The one issue that I have (for air travel) is the size and how much it sticks out. I was unable to turn my hear w/ these as it rubs against the headrest and pushing into my ears. Anker and LG was somewhat better for sleeping. But QC35 over the ear was best for sleep on the plane.
Battery life was fine for me as the Flight was only 6 hours so it was never an issue. I cannot imagine wearing these for >6 hours anyways if I need to sleep on the plane and turn my head.
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Sound quality: These are slightly better than Anker. Better Base, but I use the EQ to adjust them anyways so it not that big of a win, IMVHO. B&O EX wins for sound quality for sure.
ANC: This is where this is a huge win. These are prob the best ANC for any buds (and even compete w/ over the ear Bose QC45 that I have). I estimate that they are about 30% better for ANC than Anker. However, that is really evident in direct back to back comparison. If you continuous wear them for a long them (beyond 15min), I think my ears just naturally get use to the ANC isolation level that I cannot tell that much of a difference if I wear these or the Anker. But if I was to switch them, it is obvious of the difference. I tested the Anker, LG Tone FP9, wife's QC35 (did not bring the over ear Bose QC45), and these (switching them out after some time) on a recent flight to Europe over the holiday. And seriously, after 30min of wearing them, I could not notice much of a difference as my ears would have adapted to the level. The initial difference is noticeable, but you just get used to the isolation level as norm after sometime. So if your interest is the best ANC, then get this (or maybe the Ultra, which I have to tried).
The one issue that I have (for air travel) is the size and how much it sticks out. I was unable to turn my hear w/ these as it rubs against the headrest and pushing into my ears. Anker and LG was somewhat better for sleeping. But QC35 over the ear was best for sleep on the plane.
Battery life was fine for me as the Flight was only 6 hours so it was never an issue. I cannot imagine wearing these for >6 hours anyways if I need to sleep on the plane and turn my head.
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