Bose QuietComfort 20 vs Sony MDRXB55AP

Bass is good enoughish, could be better. CONS: Noise cancel does deliver a slight pressure like if you were going down a mountain and the attitude changes. 1 year warranty is BS from Bose, it should be 2 years at least. Earbuds wire to Y wire is thin and the battery box to the jack is even thinner, probably going to break

It blocks out a lot of ambient noise. I went to bed with this headset on, and was able to sleep on my side (depends on the pillow too, I think, but this headset was not too uncomfortable for side sleeping.) Calls are crisp and clear as well. The mic works great

He has that speaker since 2016 and it still looks great and sounds amazing, no matter the genre. Also looked at what JBL had to offer in the same $ range, but when I showed the speaker, (JBL Boombox) he said that the sound will be very distorted - and this sub' says the same about BOSE.

Get Sony MDRXB55AP/B best under 50 £ ,I tests many hyped iems .Sony MDRXB55AP is one could me to my Mind because it's fun and comfy with good sound stage , vocals sound really good .

These are also so, so, very, extremely comfortable for my ears. I broke into the oval eartips fairly quickly and I love the design. They don't get stuffy at all, compared to my 75t which started making my ear canals feel funny after an hour. (Don't get me wrong, those were also super comfortable

Good purchase at the price for me for earbuds, but I still prefer an over the ear headset in most situations for the comparative comfort.

and I like how it fits in my ears.

Bought used (<$20), got the wired buds with only 1 pr of ear inserts. No box, arrived inside a plastic bag. I believe the new unopened version comes with 3 different size inserts. Thankfully they fit my ears well

The con, a big one, is durability. As one user said, their obsolescence is as certain as clockwork. I had to return my first pair six months ago, now after a year and six months, my second pair has begun to falter. On average, they last about 8-9 months before one of the earphones starts being funky

My daughter loves these but the buttons just don’t last. She’s going to look around for another pair that will hopefully last longer.

In some circumstances (walking by a busy road) I find Normal mode better than ANC. * When the battery has run out and I put them back in the charging case, my connected device does not switch to another speaker/mic, since the case itself is a BT device (I see two devices in my Bluetooth list, the case and the buds), so I have to do this manually.

These 55 AP’s don’t have that problem. I use the FiiO BTR5 to connect these to my iPhone when I’m at the gym. That Bluetooth DAC is probably overkill for these but that’s how I listen to music. It improves your Earbud’s sound A LOT but you gotta be careful to not blow out your earbuds

The biggest downside to these buds is the price and the sound, I was really expecting a much. much better sound coming from $250 earphones. Don't get me wrong, these by no means sound bad, but they don't sound great either.

No comparison. The Linsoul Tripowin x HBB Mele are not worth anywhere near their price. I cannot understand how they get good reviews when something as basic this Sony pair blow them out of the water. HBB Mele come with a nice cable but otherwise sound very thin, with a harsh top end, and the bass is nowhere near what the Sony XB55AP can do