Most airlines have the regular plugs but a lot of airlines use the two prongs in business and first class when they furnish the headphones (probably to deter people from stealing theirs) so you will need the adapter in these cases (I prefer these over the crappy airline ones).I'd recomend these for anyone that flies once a month and does a lot of redeyes.

Not what you should expect from a $350 pair of headphones from a company that must pay people to right 10/10 reviews

However, I think most people would be just as happy with cheaper alternatives

Of course, they won't cancel out loud, sudden noises or noises of quickly varying decibels, like people talking, someone knocking on a door, or your dog shaking next to you

I know the price tag might scare a few people off, but they are totally worth it

People have been complaining for months and bose can't take 2 seconds out of their day to add a volume slider for notifications and calls.

Many people have this problem and there has not been a solution yet

But, don't expect miracles as some people describe

Noise cancellation mean you will probably not react to peripheral sound (e.g. spouse talking in next or even same room), and could possibly expose you to new risks such as missed alerts/alarms and people assuming incorrectly that you're aware of certain actions.

I would strongly encourage people to look at the Sony Headphones over the Bose or at the very least pay for 3rd party protection, because Bose does not stand behind their products

The complaint that people state of the "cabin" is somewhat accurate, as is the point that they don't eliminate all noises

People have to scream if they need to talk to me

Issue I have is so much sound leakage at medium volume people can hear what I am listening to very clearly and I worry it is disturbance to

A must-have for anyone that travels, works in a noisy environment, or just hates people and wants to block everyone out.

I did a Google search and it appears that many people are sensitive to the noise cancelling because it omits a frequency in order to get rid of that white noise

Seems to weird some people out, but I think it is great.

People who say the Noise canceling is lacking are wrong

So it does help reduce the sound of say, annoying people, but does a better job at blocking annoying noise

Some people complains about discomfort after several hours, but for me the only problem is taht in warm conditions my ears get wet, I hope the leather cushions hold it.

I did a Google search and it appears that many people are sensitive to the noise cancelling because it omits a frequency in order to get rid of that white noise

You will still be able to hear people talk and other random noises when noise cancellation is on and no music is playing

I turned off my iPhone EQ, and, holy c&@p!

I can't get enough o that considering the fact that my last headphones were very buggy when connected to two active devices.

I turned off my iPhone EQ, and, holy c&@p!