So for the past year, the Bose Smart Soundbar 300 has been my go to soundbar and favorite soundbar to recommend. I really feel that you can’t go wrong with the Bose Smart Soundbar 300. But now, we have the Bose Smart Soundbar 600, which is the 300’s successor. Now, the 600 has a new speaker set up and it now has dolby atoms support. So toady we’re going to see the performance improvements from the 300 to the 600, and if you already have the 300, should you upgrade.
So when the Bose QC45’s first came out last year, I wasn’t all that impressed by them. But now, a year later and thanks to some very important firmware upgrades and some missteps from other companies… the Bose QC45’s are my daily drivers, they’re my favorite headphones to travel with, and right now, they are my favorite headphones to recommend. Now they do have their short comings and they do have room for improvement, but I really feel that they give more premium ANC headphones like the Sony 1000XM5’s, Sennheiser Momentum 4’s or AirPods Max a real run for their money.
So just like AirPods Pro for iPhone users, the Pixel Buds Pro are a great default option for any Pixel or android user in general. They have a decent case for everyday carry, they have a decent battery life, they a decent battery life, they have a decent performing microphone, and they now have active noise cancelation and an ambient mode which is new for pixel buds. So today we’re going to checkout the pixel buds pro, and we’re also going to see how they stack up to other options like from Bose, Sony, Sennheiser, beats, or Jabra.
So these are the Galaxy buds 2 pro… now there aren’t any major upgrades on these earbuds like what we say with the AirPods Pro 2 or Bose QC Earbuds 2, but nonetheless, there are some very marginal upgrades on these earbuds from the Original Galaxy Buds Pro. Now if you already have the Original Galaxy Buds Pro, there’s really no need to upgrade, but if you’re a Galaxy user or Android user in general, these are still a decent pair of earbuds to consider.
If you’re an iPhone user looking for a solid pair of earbuds, then AirPods are a great default option that you really can’t go wrong with. And Apple has a good selection of AirPods to choose from… plus they also have their Beats Studio Buds and Beats Fit Pro. Now the Beats Fit Pro are a great pair of dedicated workout earbuds… but this video is going to be breaking down Apple’s more casual use earbuds. Nonetheless today we’re going to break down the AirPods 2, Beats Studio Buds, AirPods 3, and AirPods Pro 2 and lets see which ones right for you.
So the Bose QC Earbuds 2 have some very much needed improvements on them from the originals. Namely, they have a much smaller case, their earbuds are much smaller as well, they have improved battery life, and they even have very impressive active noise cancelation. However, Bose is still struggling with their earbuds, and there are still some glaring short comings on the Bose QC Earbuds 2 when compared to other earbuds.
So the AirPods Pro 2 have a a lot of upgrades to them. Some of these upgrades were really needed, some of these upgrades were expected and some of these upgrades… I didn’t even know I wanted. Overall, the AirPods Pro 2 are solid, they’re a great upgrade from the Original AirPods Pro, and if you’re an iPhone user, you can’t go wrong with the AirPods Pro 2.
For the last few years, the Sennehsier Momentum 3’s have been my favorite sounding ANC headphones. And now we have their predecessors, the Momentum 4’s which have some major upgrades. Now, even though I am not the biggest fan of the AirPods Max, I do have to admit, they sound really good. But then, there are the PX7 S2’s, and these things also sound really good. So if you’re looking for a pair of ANC headphones, and if sound is super important to you, lets see which ones are right for you.
