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Not sure how easy or comfortable it is to sleep with headphones. You need a white noise machine for the bedroom.
lefty
First time on this part of SF so I am hoping I am posting in the right spot.
I need a pair of noise cancelling headphones. I need them to block out nearby construction noise when sleeping. I will also use them when flying, but I really need to be able to block out construction noise (hammering, noise from cement truck mixers, etc.).
I am considering two Bose models:
Bose Quiet Comfort 25 (over the ear): https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/prod...5053_0010_quietcomfort_25_acoustic_noise.html
and
Bose Quiet Comfort 20 (in ear): https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1168269-REG/bose_718839_0010_quietcomfort_20_for_ios.html
But I am open to other suggestions and certainly effective, lower priced options.
Can anyone offer a recommendation? Wondering if in ear would be easier to sleep with? Will either be effective in blocking out construction noise, etc. Thanks in advance.
Are there any half decent in ear Bluetooth options available?
The Jaybird X3 seem to be the currently darling of the reviewers but I just bought a pair and they sound like garbage.
B&O look pretty but only have <3 hours of battery and use a ridiculous non-USB Charing doc.
Klipsch, who I adore for wired, are huge and bulky.
Thanks in advance.