Down from £120. Lowest price ever according to camelcamelcamel! :smiley:
EDIT: Loads in Amazon Warehouse 'like new' at £76 - so only £60 with the current 20% off deal. - sham63
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sham63
21 Nov 163#3
Loads in Amazon Warehouse 'like new' at £76 - so only £60 with the current 20% off deal.
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tamaru
21 Nov 16#1
mlever
21 Nov 16#2
How would these compare to the Jabra move?
Anyone used both?
sham63
21 Nov 163#3
Loads in Amazon Warehouse 'like new' at £76 - so only £60 with the current 20% off deal.
arken to sham63
21 Nov 16#4
What 20 off deal are you referring too?
rev6
21 Nov 161#5
@tamaru, next time you can just right click the image at camelcamelcamel and "copy image location" instead of print screening :smiley:
sham63
21 Nov 16#6
20% off at checkout on Warehouse items
sash
21 Nov 16#7
are they worth it for £60? anyone got them or used them at all? couldn't resist in the end for £60
Alasdair91 to sash
6 Dec 16#10
I have them and bought them for £90. They are very good and the noise cancelling is good, but not up to Bose standards.
montblanc
22 Nov 16#8
Lowest Warehouse price is Used - Very good £80.62 in black, none in black and blue
Msic
6 Dec 161#9
I got the non-noise cancelling versions of these and am generally really happy with them. They will connect with apt-x if your source will use that protocol. Even over regular Bluetooth though I am happy.
Just one note for anyone not used to using this style of headphones regularly - when used for more than an hour (commuting to work etc) my ears got really sweaty. Sorry, not nice, but just a heads up. Not really sony's fault though.
stringsonfire
6 Dec 161#11
Glad I tried these before ordering! I tried about 12 noise cancelling headphones in JL recently. These were terrible. If you're looking for decent noise cancelling, you need to expand your budget. I'm trialling Sony MDR-100ABN, Sony MDR-1000X and Sennheiser PXC-550 headphones, my favourite three of the lot. So far, the latter two are definitely better than the 100ABNs, but not £160 better (the former can be found for £170 atm).
mark9412 to stringsonfire
6 Dec 16#12
QC35's?
rev6 to stringsonfire
6 Dec 16#13
So twice the price. Great! :stuck_out_tongue:
pascal03
6 Dec 16#14
Thanks! Ordered one to give it a go before buying my wife a QC35.
zoso1313
7 Dec 16#15
QC35 are best in world right now for noise cancellation. I plumped for Senheisser Momentum wireless, they have decent noise cancelling, but sound better than QC35, much better bass IMO, not over powering, just more rich and immersive. They are both amazing headphones, but then should be for £300 lol
rdann
7 Dec 16#16
Warehouse code I believe has expired.
faysal001
7 Dec 16#17
they ware the best but im afraid sony mdr 1000x have out done them...
zoso1313
8 Dec 16#18
yeah forgot about them, they don't sound as good as Senheisser though IMO
zoso1313
8 Dec 16#19
yeah forgot about them, they don't sound as good as Senheisser though IMO
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EDIT: Loads in Amazon Warehouse 'like new' at £76 - so only £60 with the current 20% off deal. - sham63
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Anyone used both?
Just one note for anyone not used to using this style of headphones regularly - when used for more than an hour (commuting to work etc) my ears got really sweaty. Sorry, not nice, but just a heads up. Not really sony's fault though.