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Question: Would you reccomend the bose oe or the bose ae?
Document: Little sceptical I bought these knowing that Bose would not let me down. And they didn't. Nice clear sound as I'm used too by Bose. I do recommend these!
Would be great if it comes with the converter that I can use on airplane. The rest is fine. Good buy as a birthday gift.
I've had two pairs recently that surpassed these in those lowest bass tests.Those I would recommend them to are people who listen to high bass, mids and highs. I'm not even one of those audiophile snobs who admonishes bass-heavy music as being shallow. My only problem now is I have a bad habit of breaking headphones at work, so I'm not for sure if these are going to work with me or not.
My wife and kids surprised me with a pair of these headphones. I just purchased and reviewed a pair of Sennheiser's that I had bought, but wasn't really happy with it. They caught these on sale at one of the big membership clubs, for 30 dollars cheaper than the price here. I'm admittedly a Bose-lover.
I had been debating between these OE (On Ear) and the Bose AE (Around Ear) headphones for a while and decided on the OE when I came across a deal I could not pass up. The crisp and clear sound delivered by these cans is simply fantastic, especially if your taste in music is all over the boards.
My kids wanted Dr. Dre headphones,  I got these and I had them let me try them sounds what you expect from Bose the comfort factor I did not expect though, very nice I have some quit comfort headphones for like 300 and these felt better they don't cup your ears the same maybe that's why.
In fact, I've noticed some intricacies in songs that I've known for years for the first time while wearing these bad boys. Are they perfect? Well no, headphones come down to preference to a large degree. What Bose offers are the best mids in the industry. Are there headphones that are better for bass heavy music? Yup. Are there headphones that are better for the higher end of the spectrum? Indeed.
Back to the OE, they do block out a lot of external noise and I have never had anyone sitting next to me complain that I am playing music or a movie too loud, even on an airplane. Aside from the great sound and comfort, I really like the Bose case that is supplied, as it makes for no worry travel. It is a semi-hard, zippered, case, molded on the inside specifically for these headphones and cords, thus providing great protection for your investment.
Took off a star for the few problems I had with them while they were working and another for how quickly and how badly they fell apart for such an expensive product, given that I got them for the original price ($180) rather than the currently listed price ($120).
They are extremely comfortable. I have worn them for hours at a time and really do not even notice I am wearing them. The headband itself is adjustable so should be able to fit about anyone. For me, when you couple great sound with a very comfortable and good-looking design you have a winner and these are just that. While these are not sound suppression headphones, that is not what I was looking for.
Answer: Bose OE. They are far more comfortable and the soud is superior.