Moxie Mike
Full House
I had these for a while but yesterday they broke* irreparably. I liked them so I am bummed - sound quality and features were great but durability was an issue. So it's time to upgrade.
Last night I bought the Bose QuietComfort 35 ii and picked them up locally this AM... after trying them out they are OK but I'm not impressed for $300. The sound quality is just alright and the volume doesn't go high enough. So I'm going to return it I think.
So I'm looking for suggestion on a pair of over-ear headphones. Requirements are good mic, long battery life, quick charging time, easy BT connectivity (the Bose requires an app, which I also don't care for), comfort/durability, and of course good sound quality and volume.
Taste in music (if it matters) is primarily heavy metal (Slayer, Pantera, Cradle of Filth) with some regular rock (Foo Fighters, RATM, Ghost) and some occasional pop (Lady Gaga, P!nk). Also, sprinkle in some Eminem here and there for good measure.
Thoughts? $300 is the most I care to spend.
*No, I don't want or like earbuds.
Last night I bought the Bose QuietComfort 35 ii and picked them up locally this AM... after trying them out they are OK but I'm not impressed for $300. The sound quality is just alright and the volume doesn't go high enough. So I'm going to return it I think.
So I'm looking for suggestion on a pair of over-ear headphones. Requirements are good mic, long battery life, quick charging time, easy BT connectivity (the Bose requires an app, which I also don't care for), comfort/durability, and of course good sound quality and volume.
Taste in music (if it matters) is primarily heavy metal (Slayer, Pantera, Cradle of Filth) with some regular rock (Foo Fighters, RATM, Ghost) and some occasional pop (Lady Gaga, P!nk). Also, sprinkle in some Eminem here and there for good measure.
Thoughts? $300 is the most I care to spend.
*No, I don't want or like earbuds.