best these were over all best comfort sound and convenience and lot better price

Incredible sound, comfort, and overall performance

Comfort is pretty good.

Yes, the Bose Quiet Comfort headphones have slightly better active noise-cancelling capability, but then the Plantronics Backbeat Pro is almost HALF the price of the Bose

Amazing feature that I'm surprised the $500+ Bose Quiet Comfort 35's haven't implemented

6/10Overall: 8.5/10There isn't anything else quite like these headphones for my needs, but I hope Plantronics continues to improve the product in its next iteration with better design (style and comfort) and maybe a little better sound quality and ANC

Great warm sound, strong bass good comfort, great battery life!

Because, comfort wise, these headphones are quite good

Amazing sound, great comfort and useful, intuitive features.

I've had Bose Quiet Comfort 15 headphones since 2010

I've had the Plantronics Backbeat Pro for awhile now and my FAVOURITE superb, killer feature that not even the Bose Quiet Comfort has - sensors that detect when you've removed the headphones from your head which automatically pauses / unpauses the music

The headphone sound quality is incredible, but the comfort

I tested out Bose Quiet Comfort 35ii ($315), Beats Studio3 ($300), Sony 1000XM2 ($300), JBL Everest Elite ($225), Skullcandy Crusher ($150), and these Plantronics Backbeat Pro 2 (on sale - $130).Of these, I honestly only REALLY liked the Bose and the Plantronics, so I will focus on those

I’ve purchased several sets; trying to find ones with the right sound, comfort and noise isolation for me

flat- Decent active noise cancelling (not on the same level as Bose or Sony, but better than the cheaper ANC headphones I've tried and more than enough for my usage)Now for the bad:- Comfort