Bose TriPort

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: The sound quality, the low frequency response and the comfort.

Cons: The bulky yet flimsy appearance and the price of the headphones may be a deterrent...

The Bottom Line: Sound is most important in headphones and sometimes paying a little bit more goes a long way and the TriPort (sort of) justifies its price tag.

Review: It has to be said from the outset that Bose has only "just" stepped into this market segment of headphones (2002) without having previous experience in it but it must be said that the TriPort headphones are a good, although not perfect attempt...

Pros: AMAZING sound quality.

Cons: Headphones are a little bulky.

The Bottom Line: If you love music the $149 (though steep) is worth every penny.

Review: WHY I BOUGHT THEM:

I came across these while visiting a Bose store. I tried them out and was absolutely blown away by the sound quality. (I kept in mind that they have top-notch recordings in the demo machines to show the wares at their...

Pros: Fit and finish, sturdy, sound is OK

Cons: Price to quality ratio is too high. Lousy cord. Made in China

The Bottom Line: Try to listen to several other brands first. There may be something more pleasing for similar or less money.

Review: I bought these a few months ago. They sound OK, but I'm not overly impressed with them. They have a good feel to them, and the pads are nice and soft. The sound though leaves something to be desired, I feel. I consider myself a Hi-Fi nut, and own...

Pros: Extremely light, very comfortable, very open and wide soundstage.

Cons: A huge loss of dynamics. Doesn't like high volumes.

The Bottom Line: If you get a deal, try it out. Otherwise, give your money to Sennheiser or Sony.

Review: I listened to these at the Bose store and was impressed with the way they sounded. A very open soundfield, I guess, is what grabbed me. I bought them the next day at Best Buy and headed home to side-by-side them with my reference Sony 700's. While...