Bose technology delivers well-balanced sound, including deep low notes
Headphones rest gently in the bowls of your ears rather than the ear canal
Soft silicone tips in three sizes for getting a comfortable fit
Angled plug fits most MP3 players, including recessed iPhone jacks
Includes carrying case, clothing clip, and lanyard
Enjoy Bose quality audio performance in a small, in-ear style headphone. Three sizes of soft silicone tips allow for a personal, comfortable fit, and a carrying case, clip and lanyard are included. Enjoy Bose quality audio performance in a small, in-ear style headphone.
Includes lanyard, clothing clip, silicone tips, and carrying case.
TriPort Acoustic Headphone Structure Bose proprietary technology and innovative design allow the drivers to create deep lows while keeping the headphones small and lightweight. The result is comfortable headphones that deliver the full, balanced low notes of your music. Comfortable Design Bose battles headphone discomfort with their innovative soft silicone tips, which rest easily in the outer ear rather than the pressure-sensitive ear canal. Three tip sizes are included, so you can customize to your own ears/preference. Clip and Lanyard Included A lanyard and clothing clip are included, for added stability while listening on the go. Great for Portables These headphones are ideal for use with MP3 players, laptops, portable CD players, etc. They'll also fit in recessed jacks, such as those on the iPhone. Carrying Case A sleek protective carrying case is included, with enough extra room for a portable MP3 player. What's in the Box Bose In-Ear Headphones, Carrying Case, Clip, Three Sizes of Silicone Tips (S,M,L)
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I wasn't positive I wanted to spend $100 on earbuds, but I'm glad I did. Bose has solved the silicon earpiece problem you read about in almost every review. The snap on silicon cover fits securely and doesn't detach without a fight. So bravo to Bose for taking care of that. Now for the sound! If you spend $200 or $300 for the really high end earbuds you aren't going to be able to discern any difference. The Bose delivers full bass and crystal clear highs. I had no idea how great my iPod could sound,the iPod earbuds are an insult to it. Use your accoustic setting on your iPod equalizer for a great range of sound....
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As noted in many reviews already posted, there is a quality problem with these earphones. After less than 18 months of gentle use (but over the 12-mo warranty) the wires and their protective covering frayed and separated where they enter the jack. Bose service rep says this is not repairable (I can't imagine why not, except they'd rather not). He offered me the 'opportunity' to replace the earphones for $50. Say what? Why would I want to pay that for the same product after it fell apart? As usual, Bose's promotion and advertising far exceeds product performance....
This review is from: Bose In-Ear Headphones
Firstly I want to start off by saying that I am not one of those people who hate on Bose no matter what they make, even if they are good. I love Bose products; the QC is a great line of active noise canceling headphones, but these IE headphones....??? they cant compare to the shine that their other headphones illuminate. I don't think these headphones are terrible, I just think they are WAY overpriced. I think it should have fallen below $60, but I know, they might run out of ad $$$.
Now to begin the review, what you see is NOT what you get. The design is top notch, and looks crazy cool. Although they are not the first ones to come up with that type of design, Samsung came up with one of these designs around 2001, but these look much slicker than the Samsung ones. The build of the IE is nothing less than great.
Just because they are In Ear, does not mean they block noise as most in ear monitors do. They fall right in between in ear canals like the Etymotics ER6i and the Sennheiser CX 300. They feel very insecure on your ear; it feels like its going to fall off. Since they are just hanging there in your ears, there is a lot of open space which allow you to engage in conversations without having pull out your headphones.
The silicone tips get lost very easily, that's why they provide you with the leather case, so USE IT!! The silicone tips also get dirty very easily if not put in the case while not in use. You don't have to worry too much about your ear wax getting stuck to it because it doesn't really go real deep inside you ear. Other accessories include the cable winder and different sizes of the silicone tips.
I am used to getting a complete seal to enjoy bass response; these headphones surprised me with producing excellent bass response without the full seal. The bass is good but it empowers over the mids and highs. If you really love bass driven music but also want to enjoy the mids and the highs, Sennheiser's CX 300 is the way to go. The IE's reproduction accuracy of music is very poor, it exaggerates the bass and seems blurs out the other frequency ranges.
I am used to having my volume on 30%, but these headphones require 53% to enjoy the full sound. The CX 300 works smarter and is very power efficient compared to the IE, which eats up your battery life faster.
Overall they are better than the iPod stock buds (not to hate on them but their last revision was pretty impressive), but any headphones above $20 should be better than the stock (duh). Many people seem to worship these headphones, but I just hope the nominating reader has tested better cans than these.
Let me propose my listmania of best value IEMs for under $100 bucks!...
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