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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 160396" data-attributes="member: 324">Have had a pair of Bose QC15 for a few years now.&nbsp; Best headphones I've ever had.&nbsp; Spendy, but I've never wished I had the $$ instead.&nbsp; My one complaint is also a plus.&nbsp; They're warm.&nbsp; In the spring summer fall, they're warm when walking.&nbsp; Then again, they're warm when it's cold out.If I could change one thing, I'd love to have wireless.&nbsp; Not because they'd work better, but because it would be more convenient to have no cords.&nbsp; FWIW, in-ear buds don't work for me.&nbsp; I had an ear surgery about 6 years ago, and all buds fall out of my right ear.I wasn't sure that I wanted/needed noise cancelling either, until I had it.&nbsp; Even if you're not listening to music, it's nice to be able to tune out the whine of a plane (or a neighbor on a plane).&nbsp; So, yes, I would buy noise-cancelling again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 160396, member: 324"] Have had a pair of Bose QC15 for a few years now. Best headphones I've ever had. Spendy, but I've never wished I had the $$ instead. My one complaint is also a plus. They're warm. In the spring summer fall, they're warm when walking. Then again, they're warm when it's cold out. If I could change one thing, I'd love to have wireless. Not because they'd work better, but because it would be more convenient to have no cords. FWIW, in-ear buds don't work for me. I had an ear surgery about 6 years ago, and all buds fall out of my right ear. I wasn't sure that I wanted/needed noise cancelling either, until I had it. Even if you're not listening to music, it's nice to be able to tune out the whine of a plane (or a neighbor on a plane). So, yes, I would buy noise-cancelling again. [/QUOTE]

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