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The Best Noise Cancellation for Both Ears
Mon Jul 3, 2006 - 6:09 PM EDT - By Harv Laser
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Would you recommend theBoom Quiet Stereo Headset?
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Product Info
Details
> Name theBoom Quiet Stereo Headset
> Company UmeVoice
> Tested with Sprint Treo 650, 700p, XP laptop, Sony receiver
> Fact Sheet & User Opinions
Availability
> Available
Pricing
> $274.95


Conclusion

UmeVoice delivers again. In spades. theBoom Quiets are one very classy product. They're versatile. They look good, they sound good, and they're solid and comfy. They just really perform in all ways. The hard storage case is gorgeous, and since you can use them in so many ways, the price of admission, while high, is well within reason, especially when you appreciate the fact that more expensive, competing ANR headphones are single purpose and don't have the spectacular theBoom noise canceling mic at all. Treat yourself. You deserve it.


Criteria 

 Rating

Features 5
Usability 5
Setup 5
Cost/Benefit 4
Overall
(not an average)
Pros
  • Active noise reduction (ANR) AND voice noise cancellation
  • Beautiful, classy design and two carrying cases
  • Multiple uses � phone calls, IP calls, true high fidelity stereo listening, or just block out the noisy world
  • Very high build quality
  • Super comfortable, easy to use
  • Volume controls and mute button
  • Fold multiple ways
    • Cons
  • Long, stringy cords
  • Cannot use with a Treo in a cradle
  • Expensive
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