Noise

Air Buds Plus True Wireless Earbuds

Name: Noise Air Buds Plus True Wireless Earbuds
Brand: Noise

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u/a-shiny-vulpix · ▲ 3 · Post
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earbuds “Out of these, Which earbuds under $200 are the best?”

Hello! To make a long story short, I have $200 of rewards money from an insurance program thing and want to spend some of that on earbuds. The options available on the rewards website in this range with ANC are: Sony WF-C700N, Sony WF-C710N(though currently out of stock) Beats Fit Pro, Beats Studio Buds+, Skullcandy Rail ANC. The main thing I'm looking for is build quality. I've had really bad luck with (cheaper) wireless headphones and would like to not have to worry about them breaking after a year. I also would like earbuds with good noise cancelling so I can bring them on airplanes and auto races. Any help would be apprciated, thanks!

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u/Travellers0001 · ▲ 1 · Comment
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headphones “Bose QC ultra gen 2, 3 day experience, not happy with software. compare to XM6? Or stick to pixel earbuds?”

Ahh makes sense. The comfort and anc is top notch for sure, and that's what matters to me most. When I was in Boston, I went to Bose lab at MIT, and in QC 25/35 era Bose had the best app as well, too bad it didn't keep up. I didn't get Sony for the same reason you mentioned, I find it too flimsy. Less comfy. The 3-4 test models I used were extremely hard leather, but Bose was comfy out of the box and feels sturdy. I commute 3-4 hrs a week and travel once a quarter. I am honestly very happy with my pixel ear buds pro, buts it's 2 years and with my use case battery is down a bit and I thought maybe I can try something new.

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