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What volume level do you usually listen to music at?
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this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2023
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The overear headphones. The ANC just made no difference.
Odd I have tested them in stores before and they are typically well rated.
However I was using Bose QC II for a few years and now I use the apple air pod pros.
For in ear seal is really important for nose canceling and apple also provides a test mode / app on apple devices to test that sound isn’t leaking substantially.
Makes no difference in a quiet environment but will easily cancel out a loud air conditioner or most traffic noise from passing cars.
Strange. Have you tried to RMA it?
No I just sold them. They weren't worth the price.