Bose TriPort

Pros: Outstanding sound quality

Cons: For me, $125 is a lot to pay for headphones.

The Bottom Line: These are well worth the money. I'm glad I bought them.

Review: I m working on a CD project, consisting of the best of two live festival recordings in June of 2007 and 2008. I did the 2007 recording sort of by accident, as the band before me recorded and the engineer and I cut a deal for him to stick around...

Pros: The comfort and sound are too good to be true

Cons: They're expensive; bass boost gives you the ultimate experience

The Bottom Line: If you have the money to buy a fantastic, light weight pair of headphones, buy the Bose Triports.

Review: I am a music connoisseur. I will not settle for anything less than the best. And when it comes to music, I demand near-perfection

Of course, being a teenager and all, money is tighter than anything, so getting to near-perfection is usually...

Pros: Full range sound, light, very well made

Cons: Tight on my head, unconfortable after hour our or so

The Bottom Line: Definitely recommended! just see if you can stretch them so they put less pressure on your temples if that is an issue.

Review: For many years I had enjoyed Koss, Sony and Stax headphones, then I stuck with Sony for a while since their studio monitors where light, comfortable and sounded "right". I tried Sennheisers, AKGs, Bang and Olufsen's and only the Sony's endured.
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Pros: aesthetically pleasing, fits around ears well, very nice sound quality

Cons: high price

The Bottom Line: Very good sound quality, top quality construction, high price - there are other comparable headphones in the same price range.

Review:
I've owned quite a few pairs of headphones and these are pretty high up there in terms of overall quality. One thing to note here is that you are definitely paying for that Bose name. The sound quality is excellent but there are other...

Pros: Light-Weight, Comfortable, Stylish

Cons: Sound can be better for the price. The Price

The Bottom Line: Great product for busy places if you listen to headphones a lot. Try to find them a bit cheaper if you can.

Review: Before I start my review I would like you to know that I try not to focus on the features, capabilities, etc. of the object I am reviewing since it can be readily found in other reviews or in the details tab of the object. For example, if I review a...

Pros: Small size for a circumaural headphone

Cons: Sound is mediocre at best

The Bottom Line: The bottom line: these headphones should cost about $20, not $150. The Sennheiser HD497 are far better.

Review: Not to start out totally negative, but I was underwhelmed with these when I first heard them, and my opinion hasn't changed much since then. Unlike most Bose products, these have shown up everywhere, which makes sense for something like headphones...

Pros: Excellent sound reproduction Ergonomic and Comfortable earcup design

Cons: Badly designed adjustment assembly Badly designed wiring

The Bottom Line: It's a great buy right until you hear that cracking sound of cheap plastic.

Review: I'm sure everyone has at one point frowned at the ubiquitous label - "Made in China" that appears on practically everything you own. Sometimes even if there may be nothing wrong with it (or may ever go wrong). On this particular occasion I was...

Pros: Bose replaced broken headphones at no charge, superb sound and comfort

Cons: Frame is somewhat flimsy and broke when removing them from my head

The Bottom Line: I absolutely recommend these headphones to anyone. The price is well worth it - it represents superb quality and an amazing replacement policy.

Review: I picked these up for a sound class I took back in 2003 that required "good, ear covering" headphones thinking I'd use them for the few weeks the class ran and then pack them away somewhere. Whoaaaa baby, was I was wrong about that! These quickly...

Pros: Good sound, excellent bass, good clarity, lightweight and portable

Cons: Very sensitive treble and clarity picks out poor recordings or MP3 compressions. Expensive.

The Bottom Line: Great headphones, though a bit expensive they do offer good clairity and great sound. I found them better when delivering higher sound levels. Bass is stunning.

Review: Comfort

Simply - Amazing. They fit so nicely, warm and I can wear them for hours without feeling I need to get them off. Infact they become transparent, and forget they are there.

I would say these are the most comfortable...

Pros: Great style, comfortable, isolate some sounds

Cons: Questionable build quality, distorted/bassy sound, not a very good value, utterly trounced by lesser-known-brand headphones

The Bottom Line: If you value style and bass-emphasized sound over all else, spend away...if you can sacrifice those, there are better options.

Review: I have to give a disclaimer: I don't actually own a Triport, but I've listened to them extensively through friends, store fronts, etc. Therefore, I'm a little qualified to say that these headphones are good...to an extent.

Let me explain...