What is the difference between this and Bose AE2 audio headphones?
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They are the same, but with the addition if a removable cord and iPod remote functionality. Bose periodically rebrand their products: I owned three sets if the first generation AE phones and each one had a different name despite being the same product.
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Though they do sound the same to most people, Bose has added the convenience of the detachable cord, that can be easily replaced rather than buying another whole set of headphones. There are minor design differences that enhance the new pair, plus being able to have them in 4 different color combinations.
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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.
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Yes, I believe you did. These fit my AE2 headphones. You can also contact Bose for further info.
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Hi Ben. Sorry, can't give you a compare of IE800's to Solo2 or HD700. I haven't owned them or listened to compare. I read in some reviews where people compared IE800 as little brothers of HD800, which are a higher model compared to HD700. What I can tell you about IE800 is following. These are very tiny year buds and the way how they are constructed they are suited more for listening while seating still. They only come with rubber tips that don't hold firmly in your year canal and you don't have the option of wrapping the cable around the year like you'll find in Sure models. I personally find myself having to push them back in place while walking. They also come with a very short cable which you may find a problem as well. You may want to check if Sennheiser offers an additional longer cable sold separately. If you intend using year buds while in active motion, I think Sure SE846 or SE535 models will be more suitable. SE535 have very weak base, in my opinion. SE846 are comparable to IE800. Sure's also come with polyfoam tips that expand in your year canal and hold in place more firmly and also provide better sound isolation. Hope this helps.
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I dont know if they have "superior sound quality" but what i do lnow is that they have very different uses. The QC 25 are intended for traveling while the SEN HD8 are for djing. Sennheiser (in their higher range headphones) has way better quality making different instruments and sound in general clearer and easier to identify therefore better to dj with. They are pretry good traveling and listening headphones. They do not have noise canceling but still do a pretty good job at isolating as long as its not VERY noisy. NOW! i would NEVER buy Bose cans...they break, period. bose has great marketing bit their crap breaks. Dont waste your money, go Senn. They are solid and confortable.
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I don't have personal experience with the Bose, but online reviews rate both units very close. I CAN say this. The sound quality of the TDK A33 is excellent. I have not run into any battery issues but I have only used the unit around the house a bit. I do recommend the TDK A33, especially at this price point. I don't think you will be disappointed!
792176
I have the AE2 headphones and I think they are great. Should work fine for listening to your music
683661
The cord has a plug on each end.. If you have Bose AE2's, you can just pull on the plug near the left ear speaker and it will unplug. You just unplug it and plug in the new one.
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Try the S1 model. It's way lighter than the S2. Microphonics is hardly present on both models. Before you make a purchase, consider changing se215 eartips first.
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BOSE has better bass. I would like more bass to my DNA headphones... But def good for its price, really clear sound
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OE2 version is on ear, AE2 is around ear. The AE2 version (in my experience) leaks much less sound and has better passive noise cancellation than the OE2 model.
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If you need the audio cable minus the mic (or even with the mic), you can get it directly at the Bose website here: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/headphones/wireless_headphones/ae2w_headphones/index.jsp
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I'm not sure as I have the ae2 which fits snug . I would call bose and ask them ..sorry
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Can't say I have tried many headphones, but Bose SoundTrue may be similar, maybe a bit more bassy.https://www.bose.co.uk/GB/en/home-and-personal-audio/headphones-and-headsets/audio-and-mobile-headphones/soundtrue-ae-headphones/If you are looking for more bass go for AKG Quincy Jones series.
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Much better than the Bose (great marketing, below average sound). But for a little less you can purchase the Shure SE530 IEM's right here (they retail for $500 but are available here for around $269), great IEM's.
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Yeah, I bought a pair of these and brought them to the office. My boss has a pair of QC2's and we compared them side by side. The ANC's do leak noise considerably more than the Bose. You can test them on your head with a partner, or you can turn the cups down on a table and listen for the leakage. I decided to send mine back and get the Bose instead. I also had issues with some very mild static on the ANC's on a flight last week - very slight, but it was there none-the-less.
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They appear to be similar, but this is probably a question for Bose technical support. See the Bose website.