Bose Quiet Comfort 25 Headphones Review 

Its actually better to buy QC25 over QC45 And run it through a quality bluetooth adapter/amp. You will have a massive increase in sound quality and a huge drop in price. And it even has a replaceable AAA battery, for longitivity and convenience. QC25 is the real upgrade, and many people miss that point.

I have had the QC15's for 5 years now. I fly about 130k miles a year, and have to say that they were the #1 thing I ever did to improve my flying experience. Also awesome when you feel the need to go into sound deprivation. My only criticism is that after about a year or two of use, the material on the ear cuffs eventually starts to crack and peel off, leaving flaky black specs all over your head. The Q25's now have a different material covering the piece that goes over the top of your head, which they claim will not peel over time. But for $300 headphones, it's sort of lame that you have to pitch in another $30-$40 every year or two for replacement ear cuffs. BTW, some international carriers use the dual jack setup, but then again...not often plugging in to the carrier's entertainment system anyway.

I have been to best buy and tried these out before. They are very comfortable. I didn't notice any noise cancelation there though. I guess its because they were not powered at the store. I would love to own a pair of these headphones but they are very pricey. I considered getting these or the beats studios because they have a rechargable battery. Being that you can only use these headphones using the aux cable would be annoying. I have a pair of skullcandy hesh 2 wireless headphones and they are great for me. I am able to listen to my music or watch a movie on my iPad using bluetooth. That being said i really enjoy watching you're videos.

I have read other reviews saying the QC25 connection comes loose with slight movement. Have you had any issues with this happening? Thanks!

Buying the QC 25 is high on my list but I do have a question about sound leaking. Based on your experience, do the QC 25 leak sound/music and if so, about what volume does it happen? I read some reviews that it doesn't leak sound unless at high volume while other says it leaks sound quite a lot. I am planning on wearing these on my commute and flights as well as potentially in a quiet office/home so was wondering how the sound leak is in those environments? I am not planning on cranking the volume up to 100% but but most likely, based on my other headsets, would be around 50-60%.What are your experience with sound leaking? Thanks

Mine are on push to talk how do I get it off push to talk

I'm not sure about these for two reasons, 1 the design is a little bulky for me and 2 They are not rechargeable, which is unacceptable for a 200 dollar pair of headphones. Save your money and get the infinitely cheaper skullcandy crushers.

I know there are bluetooth receivers you can use for them to make it wireless. Do you know if this could actually work? Thanks!

How do you rewind?

can u do a sound leakage review on this badboy please. Much appreciated

But what is the sound quality?

Very good for noise cancellation. That's all. For crisp an crystal clear sound beats studio is the way to go.

to bad uses batteries instead of built in lithium battery