what is the main difference between [Sennheiser MM 450 Bluetooth Multimedia Headset with Noise Cancellation -Black] with this one? "flight"?
207760
I am not an expert here but it looks to me that they have released this as a new model to replace the original.
207761
I looked over the specs and they appear to be the same. I'd recommend going with the lower price is this is the same deal I got on these. I love these headphones and feel they are a best value in this category based on the performance vs value. The Bluetooth connectivity is amazing and I use it all the time. You can use a cable as well which 90% of this style units do not offer. The Boses still have better noise canceling but no Bluetooth model is available.
207762
The flight version is newer and less expensive. Other than that, the specs appear to be identical. These are great headphones with good sound and long battery life. I can hardly hear my wife when I use them :)
207763
The "X" in the new product indicates support for aptX, a much higher bitrate way to stream music over Bluetooth. The version without the X did not support aptX. The iPhone and several Samsung handsets support aptX.
1718585
I, also, had that concern. I was recently on a flight from Chicago to Albuquerque and was playing my MP3 player at full volume. I removed the headset and placed in my lap, couldn't hear a thing. I was also in a middle seat and neither side could hear a thing (and I like my Jams loud.)
628081
I would not recommend these headphones for longer flights. They do in fact sound great and diminish external noise just by the way they fit. However, they are not Noise Canceling headphones and have no electronic technology that diminshes external noise like the low hum of an airplane's jets. Moreover, the strength of the metal headband and the firmness of the ear cups can cause discomfort on the ears if the headphones are worn for an extended period of time (1.5+ hours). I would recommend that you search for headphones that have high ratings for comfort as well as noise canceling abilities.
1219405
Right, I bought a micro SD card and adapter for cheap on Amazon. It's really nice when your on a flight and can't use Bluetooth but don't want to plug into the headset with the aux card. Also really nice if you don't want to pack anything other then the headset with the micro SD card in it.
2117357
I Found on ear headphones better at noise isolation,these headphones are also a bit to heavy for long flights.
2146398
I own both the QC-15 and the A20. Sound quality from both very similar, however the A20 is better at reducing outside aircraft noise. A microphone adaptor from Ufly Mike allows the QC-15 to be used as an aviation headset.
1161943
I don't how the other headsets compare, but I'll say this: I wore these on a nine hour flight from NY to Moscow, and they didn't hurt my ears. They are very adjustable and just snug enough. And, it comes with a airline adapter.
328011
I don't know about noise cancellation, but my friend has the exact same headset and the sound quality coming from him sounds as good or better then everyone else.
737488
I haven't had a chance to really test this yet. Suggest you check out the Plantronics Voyager Edge. It has a larger boom than the Jawbone, but all the reviews I read said it was better at noise cancellation, and it holds a charge longer. I think the Jawbone is better for an office worker without as much need for top notch NC. Hope that helps.
896027
Unknown, I dont own that headset. Good luck in your quest to find that one person who owns both!
575279
travel (550-x) has noise canceling feature, otherwise they should be the same.
2222388
They are very similar in many ways. I got the PC 360 before these but sent them back because the velvet-ey feel on the earcups weren't comfortable for me at all. They both sound very similar though. Unfortunately neither of these have active noise cancellation but but having the PC 350E's on your head are far better than the PC 360 because of its closed-back design. I can without a doubt say that both of those headphones are great and the purchase just comes down to your personal preference. Good luck!
1131448
No. These headphones do not have noise cancelling features and will not make your flight any quieter. What these headphones bring to the table is superb quality in a very light package.
2071479
The one I bought, for around $25 was a single headphone. I am quite pleased with it. A good bargain for the money, although more expensive noise cancellation phones work a little better.
206439
If you aren't listening to a media (cd, movie), you will still be able to hear some sound with these headphones on. If you want total silence, I would get noise cancelling. Our daughter never really had a problem with the airplane noise, in fact, it made her naps on the plane longer! :-) good luck!
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I am not sure! When I first purchased the M220. I was "green" to all this "tech stuff" and thought that it was a Bluetooth headset. Found out that it was not, and havenever used it. Would have costs more to return that the purchase price, so I just kept it. Sorry I could not be more helpful. Thanks!
1307687
I have the same issue. The noise cancellation on this headphone is substantially inferior to the Sennheiser PXC 250 and the QuietComfort 15--both of which I've owned and used for years. There is virtually no difference in noise reduction between "Normal" and "Bypass" modes, and Talk Through introduces more noise than is present without the phones. I just cannot accept that Sennheiser would create such a poor product; certainly my set must be defective.