BOSE SoundTrue AE Headphones in 4 colours From £149.95 to 74.95 with free delivery.
Edit: these are only fully compatible with iphone/ipod/ipad'' But they do work with most android phone's But only the middle button (ie)mic play/pause/answer phone work(But no volume/up/down/fast forward(skip)/rewind(back). I didn't have this info till they arrived in the post' so i apologize to anybody who brought these and was not happy with them or had to take them back :)
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thirks
13 Nov 153#1
Bargain price. These are fantastic. Tried momentums but these are much better. Super lightweight and very comfy.
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thirks
13 Nov 153#1
Bargain price. These are fantastic. Tried momentums but these are much better. Super lightweight and very comfy.
T33TKT
13 Nov 15#2
Thanks! Ordered
todd3utler
13 Nov 151#3
Web only or instore too?
tomi_szast
13 Nov 15#4
super hot! they sound great! at this price do not hesitate if you need a new 'cans':wink:
todd3utler
13 Nov 15#5
Web only or instore too?
satstuart to todd3utler
13 Nov 15#6
It says that they are Available to Order Online & Collect in Store from 1 hour' so i am assuming they are instore as well.
Scoobyd
14 Nov 15#7
Great price and voted hot but just be aware that these are the original AE's which have now been replaced by the AE II's.
LangleyLegend
14 Nov 15#8
Hot. Amazing headphones, so comfortable too.
benlondon
14 Nov 151#9
general consensus amongst reviewers is that Bose overall headphone sound quality isn't all that great.
for noise cancellation, their headphones are excellent, however for pure sound I would not be buying these. there are better headphones for your money
halla86 to benlondon
14 Nov 15#12
What would you recommend in this minefield, your opinion would be great thank you
smisla
14 Nov 15#10
Worth looking at for this price. Not worth the RRP but do I go for these or m50x for £89 off amazon?
The p3s are on ear and I couldn't keep them on my ears. I found that any movement and they would move. Annoying. They Look nice but I'd go for these over them for the around ear comfort.
aljack to srp111
14 Nov 15#19
Depends on how much you can get the P3s for? I think the P3s produce better sound than AEs but are generally more expensive. If you can get the p3s below £100 then I'd go for them, However around this price then I'd probably go with the AEs..... Definitely worth £75. Also worth taking a look at the momentum on ears as well around this price range.
benlondon
14 Nov 152#13
something like this:
Sony MDR10RBT - very good wireless, bluetooth headphones
Sony MDR-1R "Ultimate-Over-Ear" - also very good
slightly more expensive but will worth it in the long run, the sound from bose headphones can be quite tinny, but like I said noise cancellation (which these bose headphones in the deal are not, bose are absolutely amazing), but if you're looking for a normal pair of headphones I would avoid them, they really are nothing special.
the__cat to benlondon
14 Nov 15#21
MDR10RBT are excellent.
Prosamuraiman
14 Nov 152#15
To whoever said these were better than the Momentums - they maybe more comfortable but they certainly do not sound better.
gordon999 to Prosamuraiman
14 Nov 151#31
The design of the momentums is awful. Enough to put me off whatever they sound like.
obsydian
14 Nov 15#16
Are the the version 1 or 2 ?
satstuart to obsydian
14 Nov 15#17
These are version 1 But to be honest I can't see that much difference between them apart from the design 'But then again I am no expert' But maybe someone else on here can explain the differences in more detail to justify the extra £75 for the newer model :smiley:
obsydian
14 Nov 15#18
More concerned looking at the Bose site that it's the version 2 that are Android compatible fully as opposed to just volume
satstuart
14 Nov 15#20
For me all I wanted was a pair of over ear headphones that I can listen to some music and watch a movie on my comp/tablet/phone(android) and have an half decent sound and be able to relax in comfort' as my last pair started hurting my ears after a while and from what people have said on the reviews these are soooo comfortable' so these are great for what I need and at this price I won't be complaining. But if people have the extra £75 to get the new BOSE SoundTrue II Headphones and think that they are worth the extra money then go for it' but there are many other headphones out there at the £150 price range that would give them a run for there money'
Spriggan
14 Nov 15#23
Can anyone confirm the remote works on android? Thanks
pew41
14 Nov 151#24
go to a hi-fi shop & try as many as u can
deliveryman
14 Nov 15#25
Just bought one pair from New Malden after some tests.
Not top of the range, but for £75 are absolutely bargain.
dogsballs
14 Nov 15#26
good head phones. Bought a pair and to me the volume seems pretty low, ill have to check if there are any sound boster apps
allly04
14 Nov 15#27
can anyone confirm that the volume control on the lead only works on iphone ? I've just read this in the curry reviews ?
deliveryman to allly04
14 Nov 15#28
Volume up/down doesn't work with android device. Only pause/play(middle button) works. Anyway perfect cans. Heat added!
allly04
14 Nov 15#29
is that the same with Dr Dre headphones aswell ? I have no idea about headphones but would like to get hubby a good set for xmas. He doesn't have an iphone !
vassy201187
14 Nov 15#30
Cheers OP ordered Two :smiley:
Prosamuraiman
14 Nov 15#32
Unfortunately I have the AE2's and whilst the sound is perfectly clear and great for classical music, audio books etc, it had very little bass and delivered very little oomph in virtually any other genres. Not a bad headphone by any stretch of the imagination, but not really comparable to the Momentums which were voted the best headphones by EISA.
For anyone else willing to spend a tad more the Bower's and Wilkins P5's occasionally drop to about £120 and they sound absolutely marvelous.
VN125250
14 Nov 15#33
Are these better? Worth the extra amount of money?
They are pretty much identical to the ones in this deal except they are the on-ear version and not the around-ear one.
Lucas_Sheffield
14 Nov 15#34
The 80 Ohm version works great without an amp :smiley:
grabme
14 Nov 151#35
I have the 80ohm and they sound great with or without an amp and to be honest I cant imagine a headphone in this price range sounding any better than the Beyer as much as I like Bose.
deliveryman
14 Nov 15#36
Agree, the bass is no so aggressive, but can you post a link for Momentus around 75?
stuellis
14 Nov 151#37
I use a set of these for gaming and they are brilliant. Agree not as strong bass as others but I would say the bass on many others is over emphasised as people seem to like that.
AlwaysTheBest
14 Nov 15#38
Does anyone know if these are loud for people who sat near you with them on?
TacticalTimbo to AlwaysTheBest
14 Nov 15#41
They're closed back, so leak very little sound. Consequently they're also good at blocking noise out. This guy shows how good they are; https://youtu.be/5dk7ygkPnxk?t=4m49s
SpudUK
14 Nov 15#40
And for anyone asking, these are near enough identical to the Gen 2 just with microphone compatibility for selected devices.Gen 1 microphone only works fully on iProducts.
lucasham
14 Nov 15#42
Ordered, Hot!
Prosamuraiman
14 Nov 151#43
I responded to a comment someone else made stating that the AE2's were better than the Momentum's. I never said they were comparable price wise.
leebad
15 Nov 15#44
:smirk:
carefulbuyer
15 Nov 152#45
a Rolls Royce phantom is better than a polo too
Silas123
17 Nov 15#46
arrived today, not impressed by them :disappointed:
deliveryman to Silas123
18 Nov 15#47
why? share your opinion, please.
allandnhs to Silas123
18 Nov 15#48
thinking about getting these what were you disappointed with?
dogsballs
18 Nov 15#49
I was not impressed either. My wife has an older pair of Bose headphones ( the noise cancelling ones) and to me they are phenomenal. By comparison these seem cheaply made and the sound quality isn't as good. I checked out several sets in Currys and these were better than most but the sound level on my android phone is pretty low. I grabbed the deal on the poweramp app and will try that and see if it makes any difference
Silas123
18 Nov 151#50
build quality isn't the best and they don't sound as good as my old sennheisers, but the lightweight build (comfortable) and the noise cancelling is impressive. they are growing on me a bit more
fazzy-bhoy
25 Nov 15#51
60 quid in Argos.
idyllicrobzy to fazzy-bhoy
25 Nov 15#52
Would appreciate if you post a link to that please.
carefulbuyer to fazzy-bhoy
26 Nov 15#53
link ?
barnesy99 to fazzy-bhoy
26 Nov 15#54
That is for the on-ear version. The around ear version are still £149.95
Opening post
Edit: these are only fully compatible with iphone/ipod/ipad'' But they do work with most android phone's But only the middle button (ie)mic play/pause/answer phone work(But no volume/up/down/fast forward(skip)/rewind(back). I didn't have this info till they arrived in the post' so i apologize to anybody who brought these and was not happy with them or had to take them back :)
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for noise cancellation, their headphones are excellent, however for pure sound I would not be buying these. there are better headphones for your money
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Beyerdynamic-DT770-PRO-Headset-OHM/dp/B0016MNAAI?tag=hotukdeals03-21
Sony MDR10RBT - very good wireless, bluetooth headphones
Sony MDR-1R "Ultimate-Over-Ear" - also very good
slightly more expensive but will worth it in the long run, the sound from bose headphones can be quite tinny, but like I said noise cancellation (which these bose headphones in the deal are not, bose are absolutely amazing), but if you're looking for a normal pair of headphones I would avoid them, they really are nothing special.
Not top of the range, but for £75 are absolutely bargain.
For anyone else willing to spend a tad more the Bower's and Wilkins P5's occasionally drop to about £120 and they sound absolutely marvelous.
http://m.costco.co.uk//view/p/bose-on-ear-headphones-in-black-191129
build quality isn't the best and they don't sound as good as my old sennheisers, but the lightweight build (comfortable) and the noise cancelling is impressive. they are growing on me a bit more
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Search/searchTerm/shop+all+bose+on+ear+headphones.htm?tag=ar:bose:on-ear-headphones
comfort & noise isolation are good.......audio quality poor.