Bose quiet control 30 headphones

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Stuartfoster

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 21 Jul 2018

Total posts 9

I am thinking of buying Bose QC 30 headphones to use to block noise out on overnight flights

Has anyone used while sleeping and are they comfortable?
Thanks Stuart

djtech

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 02 Sep 2018

Total posts 375

Tried it out in the bose store. Does a decent job but for the same price I got the qc35 overear headphones which do a much better job of cancelling noise. Unless you really need a pair of earphones I would suggest the cans are a much better bet.

sid

Member since 07 Jan 2011

Total posts 208

This article might help you: https://www.ausbt.com.au/flight-test-wireless-noise-cancelling-headphones-to-suit-your-music


I personally use the Bowers and Wilkins PX headphones, however some people don't find them as comfortable as the Bose or Sony ones.

DiveTravel

Virgin Australia - Velocity Rewards

Member since 19 Feb 2016

Total posts 15

I would agree with djtech, although I ended up going with the QC30. I was concerned that wearing glasses may affect the quality of the noise cancelling. Also, they are physically smaller, and I already have way too much stuff on my carry on (both weight and space)

I always sleep with them on flights, no worries.

Last editedby DiveTravel at Oct 27, 2018, 10:31 PM.

jch

Virgin Australia - Velocity Rewards

Member since 15 Nov 2017

Total posts 143

Bought QC30 last weekend also for the ease of wearing to office on/bus train, Skype calls at work, airport lounge, connect to iPad for Virgin IFE and music at desk in open plan. It can transition through the day with you as long as you have a collar to hide the band if you self conscience about it.


Has anyone found a good Bluetooth adaptor to connect it to the IFE without lag?

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