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I tested the Bose QC 30, the kings of earphones for iPhone and iPad!

sivertime — Thu, 13 Apr 2017 16:44:28 +0000

The Bose QuietControl 30 headphones made my ears happy. After an easy pairing on the iPhone 7 and / or the MacBook Pro 2016, I was able to test the new kings of noise-canceling headphones.
Bose regale with its anti-noise headphones and headphones. I had the opportunity to test the Bose QC30 with my iPhone 7. And frankly, I enjoyed myself. In terms of comfort, the new Bose headphones are perfect. You do not feel the neck or headphones, even when you fall asleep with. Beyond this good grip , the noise reduction is perfect. Not only is it convincing but it can also be adjusted as a simple volume . In other words, this noise reduction can also be modified to listen to the ambient sound.
Without having the ear of a great music lover, I quickly was seduced by the quality of the new headphones from Bose. There is no photo with the AirPods, for example. Resistant to perspiration, the Bose QC30 headphones can also be used during your sports sessions . But if you expected to shoot the REAL successor of the QC20 in wireless, the disappointment will be great. The QC30 are rather a more powerful version of the SoundSport wireless that has been tested and which brings the reduction of noise and a better autonomy
But I also found some flaws in Bose headphones. It all starts with the Bose application that makes it easy to pair your device. But apart from that, do not expect much from this app. It does not propose an equalizer for example and it is frankly a pity. Another blackhead is the absence of a jack that prevents the use of the helmet in an airplane seat. But overall, the Bose QC30 earphones are very appreciable. And you can get them by HERE , at the price of 300 euros

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Getting Started with the Bose QuietControl 30, the Star of Noise Earphones

sivertime — Fri, 07 Apr 2017 14:56:53 +0000

The King of headphones / headphones anti-noise recently awarded his title in play with his QC30. At the writing, we finally had the opportunity to take charge of the Bose QuietControl 30 headphones and here are our impressions.
Bose continues to make sensation with its anti-noise headphones / earphones. While the QC35 put everyone in agreement with meltyStyle, the editors finally had the opportunity to test the QuietControl 30. These in-ear headphones remind us of the LG Tone series or the BeatsX with its famous format Of neckband. But the resemblance stops there. After spending a few minutes with the Bose QC30, I quickly realized that it was not the successor of the QC20 but rather the real soundproof version of the SoundSport Wireless . And you’ll understand why!
The QuietControl 30 earphones are comfortable to wear with a rugged finish. And this is also explained by the Bose Stay-Hear + system that keeps the headphones in place. I ran, jumped and danced like never before, without the ear cups slipping from my ears. Noise reduction, the QC30 attenuated the noise in the streets of Paris . But it will take me a little more time to test these in-ear headphones that are available for purchase, here at the price of 300 euros.

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Getting Started with the Bose QuietControl 30, the Star of Noise Earphones

sivertime — Thu, 06 Apr 2017 16:17:57 +0000

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One week with the u-JAYS Wireless, the ideal headset for your iPhone 6 or iPhone 7

sivertime — Wed, 22 Feb 2017 18:07:19 +0000

For a week, I have been testing the u-JAYS Wireless. This oklm headphones with the iPhone 7 has a rivalry with the Beats Solo3 Wireless or the AirPods. And that’s why!
After we bluffed with his helmet u-Jays, the Swedish firm decided to cut the thread of his excellent helmet. Result: the u-JAYS Wireless can compete with the biggest. Very practical and easily transportable , this super-ear headphones can easily make you zap the Beats Solo3 Wireless from the Apple subsidiary. It’s been a week now that I listen to Medina, Damso, PNL or Niro with this helmet and I can assure you that it sends very heavy. The level of the bass is perfect. Without having touched any illegal substance, I had the impression of sharing the stage with my favorite rappers!
More nomadic than ever, the new “jewel” from JAYS may not be equipped with the W1 chip from Apple, but it is as easy to match as AirPods or a Beats Solo3 Wireless. In addition to providing exceptional ergonomic comfort, the u-JAYS Wireless headset can allow you to listen to 25 hours of non-stop music. So you have understood, this small super-auricular can be imposed as the best ally of your iPhone. Another example ? The possibility to control your music at your fingertips thanks to the touchpad. Changing the volume, tracks, pausing or taking a call has never been easier. And then, price is another asset. Cheaper than a Solo3 Wireless Beats, The wireless headset from JAYS is available at only 179 euros, here . So, what are you waiting for to make your ears happy?

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Sony MDR-1000X, the true competitor of the Bose QuietComfort 35!

sivertime — Thu, 02 Feb 2017 17:59:03 +0000

The Sony MDR 1000X has it all. This new wireless headphone with Noise Reducer can shade the Bose QuietComfort 35 and tell you why!
After Apple has decided to remove the jack from his iPhone 7, Bluetooth is more “hype” than ever. The wireless headsets have (re) become trendy. And this type of equipment continues to develop, like the MDR-1000X from Sony which rivals the famous Bose QuietComfort 35. In addition to its well-designed design, the new helmet of the Japanese manufacturer mixes, with Brio, robustness, lightness and flexibility. Equipped with thick pads, the MDR-1000X (which is available in beige and black colors) easily adapts to all body types . But it’s probably its noise reducer, simple to use and effective, which really impressed us.
The Sony MDR-1000X delivers high battery life (more than 24 hours) and a highly efficient outdoor noise reduction system, especially in public transit. His listening outside without noise reduction function is really cool and the ability to control the music is via a touch area on the helmet has a magical thing. In short, everything is good to justify buying this headset noise reduction . Only black dot for this headphone that officially costs 400 euros, the lack of treble and an application to control the sound from the smartphone. Let me now compare it to the Bose QuietComfort 35 …
Unlike the MDR-1000x, noise reduction can not be disabled on the Bose QC35. Level of comfort, the helmet of Sony has nothing to envy that of Bose. At meltyStyle, we just regret that its pads are not removable. In summary, the MDR -1000X is a great Bluetooth headset with good sound quality and excellent battery . If its features are enough to overshadow the Bose QuietComfort 35, its higher price (400 euros against 380 for the Bose headphones) is a barrier to purchase. Hopefully Sony will see it again soon!

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