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Bose QuietComfort 2 Acoustic
$349.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Ear and headband cushioning makes for a very comfortable experience even for long periods of use. Foldable design makes for easy storage, enhanced portability. Built-in noise cancelling circuitry rather than a separate box that you have to carry around.
The Cons:Much pricier than similar competing headphones. Needs battery power just to play music - if the battery dies, you can't just switch off the noise cancellation.
Bose QuietComfort 2 Acoustic headphones are part of the Bose high end noise cancelling line of headphones just below the QuietComfort 3. Bose offers the Acoustic Noise Cancelling Technology that identifies and reduces unwanted noise electronically while sustaining the desired sound.
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The QuietComfort 2 has a lightweight design and around ear fit for the user's comfort, as well as fold flat design that allows for transportation. The Triport acoustic headphone structure contains tiny vents in each earpiece to create a balanced sound in a lightweight headphone. Also, the Bose QuietComfort 2 headphone includes a single, detachable audio cable making the headphone useful for listening, noise reduction or both.
Features
- Acoustic Noise Cancelling Technology
- Triport acoustic headphone structure
- Single, detachable headphone cable
- QuietComfort ear cushions
- Fold-flat ear cups
- Active Equilization
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Ear and headband cushioning makes for a very comfortable experience even for long periods of use.
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Foldable design makes for easy storage, enhanced portability.
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Built-in noise cancelling circuitry rather than a separate box that you have to carry around.
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Extension cord and a two-prong in-flight adapter are included for easier travel.
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Active noise cancellation performance is excellent.
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Very strong bass performance for headphones at this price.
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Much pricier than similar competing headphones.
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Needs battery power just to play music - if the battery dies, you can't just switch off the noise cancellation.
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