Had a wired SOL, and finally got tired of the wires. Got this Headphone (Bose) and what a difference it made. Comfy, good bass and without any sound call distortion that I wanted most for those long phone calls. This is a keeper. For those that love music and calls, this unit is very good

I consider myself to be an audiophile. Having said that I would like to compliment Bose for these head phones as they give a good even tempered sound. I've had these for a while and just noticed how the foam was starting to peel from the head rest area which is disappointing.

First I tried the $160 Bose on-ear headphones. Really disappointing with the sound quality of those. Returned and got these for $200. Better sound, more comfortable, but still not the dynamic range and response I was looking for.

I received the Bose AE2 SoundLink headphones as a gift, and I have been using them daily for about 10 months (paired with my phone and laptop (MacBook Air)). Reliability and performance has been excellent (zero malfunctions with wireless functioning) and I have been very satisfied with the sound...

I was expecting better from headphones that cost $230 but was simply not impressed. My 10 year old monster ear buds sounded almost as good. The Bose headphones are also pretty warm. I could not see wearing these during the summer or during a workout. The sound and functionality is good.

These headphones have excellent full-range clear sound, easy blue tooth connection, are very well-made, comfortable, have decent external sound attenuation (despite not being specifically design to do so), are relatively light weight, has very good power longevity, and are nicely designed- clean...

returned these because of the discomfort, but I could 'hear' why the reviews are otherwise so good for these headphones.

easy to connect to devices - sound is balanced and clear

- immediately noticed discomfort behind the ears because I wear glasses - the foam cups go behind the ears and press up against the end of the temples of my glasses

Initially I was a little underwhelmed when compared to the pair of headphones I already had. However, upon further use I realized they do in fact sound very good. The battery life is great, and I love how light-weight they are.

Bose may be king of the mountain when it comes to noise-canceling headphones, but the company has yet to extend the unrivaled success of its QuietComfort line into the wireless headphone realm.

Solid audio performance with rich bass and bright highs; Incredibly comfortable; Includes a cable for passive, wired listening; Multipoint functionality allows you to pair two devices at once

DSP sculpts audio-not for purists; Cable lacks inline remote control

Bose's latest Bluetooth speaker, SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile Speaker II ($300-$350) is an updated edition of its 2011 SoundLink Wireless Mobile Speaker. As is often the case when Bose comes out with a new product in the same family, you'll be hard-pressed to find any major physical differences from...