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Wings wrote: Overall, this was a good experiment and I really liked the in-ear approach. Before I spring for $1000 for a Bose, I'd really like to know how the ~$500 in-ear units work. Anybody have any experiences with one of these? I have both a Bose X and a Clarity Aloft in-ear headset. I like them both about the same. They both block out about the same amount of noise. The CA is slightly less comfortable (I wear glasses, and having both the glasses and the CA frame hanging off my ears tends to make them ache after a while) and slightly more annoying to put on (because you have to wad up the little earpieces and wait for them to expand). But on the other hand, the CA set costs half what the Bose set costs. If you take price into account the CA's kick the Bose's butt. The Bose is pretty nice, but it's nowhere near 2x as nice as the CA's. On the other hand, the CA's are nowhere near 2.5x as nice as the $200 non-ANR Peltor headset that I used for ten years before getting the other two. If money is no object, sure, get the CA's. But IMO the non-ANR Peltors are hands-down the best value in aviation headsets. rg |
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