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what's going on guys it's ravage consumer and today we've got a showdown between two of the best noise cancelling bluetooth headphones you can find on the market right now the bose qc25 twos and the sony wh 1000 x mark twos these are both top of the top headphones but we're gonna see which one deserves your money so first let's compare the design now the bow is pretty much share the same look as all the other Bose headphones that are out right now they vary very slightly and this really looks just like the original both QC 35s but what I like your design is that it is lightweight foldable and the ear cups can swivel so you've got a lot of flexibility here in terms of being able to take this around and how you want to put it away whenever you're storing it now you can pretty much say the same for the Wii Sony's they've got pretty much the same look as the original 1000x maybe a few material changes but overall it's a very similar design to the original versions so when it comes to the flexibility and the function of the design these are pretty much tied they do all the same things both gets a slight knob simply because it's maybe a tiny bit lighter one thing I will give to the Sony's though is since it has fewer buttons I think it overall looks a lot cleaner that is also because of that touchpad on the side that has a few controls which we'll get through later and because of the cleaner look I'm gonna be giving the design point over to Sony now our next category is Comfort and while I think that the Sony's are very comfortable headphones I can wear these for quite some time with no problem to both quiet comforts they live up to their name and they are definitely the more comfortable headphone whenever you throw these on it completely engulfs your ears the cushions are nice and soft this is not a contest Bose has comfort down so they get the point for this one now the next category we're gonna talk about is active noise-cancelling which is one of the biggest selling points of these headphones and Boas has been known as the king of active noise-cancelling they pretty much have a very very strong rep for their active noise-cancelling because it's very good but I have found that just like last year's iteration of these headphones the Sony's do perform quite a bit better one thing I do like Debose is that they've introduced different levels of active noise cancellation so there's a high-low and then you can actually just turn it off before it was just on or off but now they've got that extra level and I still get that weird sensation with the boast when I have it on it feels like my head is engulfed like it's underwater or it's like it's um submerged in something so it's got that weird feeling and you absolutely get used to it after some time but I do find that the so nice I didn't get that weird sensation with these at all and they still perform better and they've also got that ambient noise cancelling feature which allows you to hear certain things that are going on around you so if someone's speaking to you while you're listening to your music it doesn't completely drown them out you can actually hear what's going on so in terms of noise canceling I gotta give it to the Sony's I do think that these are just overall better but they're both freakin amazing so you really can't go wrong with either one if you're really looking at noise cancelling now obviously noise cancelling is one of their biggest features but they've got some more features that make them a bit more special now the last iteration both simply had noise canceling NFC Bluetooth and those were really it there were no real special features here but with the mark twos they have a new feature with this little button over here and what this does is it allows you to use Google assistance and no you don't need to have an Android phone and take advantage of this you can download the Google assistant app right onto your iPhone so it'll let you know if you've got a package coming or your flight status any of the kind of information that you would expect to see in your Google now page you can get with the press of a button which i think is awesome you can also change this button to toggle through your active noise-cancelling settings so if you wanted to turn it off or make it low or high you can use this button for that as well now when it comes to the Sony's the 1000x have always had a ton of features sometimes I sit up here and I'm like did I get them all um let's see first thing of course is the fact that they are noise canceling bluetooth half NFC but they've also got this touchpad on the side which you can use to control your music as well as your calls and your volume and if you hold it it'll activate your voice assistance so if you've got Siri or maybe your Google assistant you can actually call it up by just holding this not a dedicated button like what you'll find with the bose qc25 s but you still have access to it here and when you're wearing it there's also this cool feature whether you're listening to music or not where you can cover the right ear cup everything kind of pauses and the mics kick in so you can hear what's going on around you so if someone's trying to speak to you and you do this you'll be able to hear them without an issue and once you take your hand off you'll be right back to normal I'm all it's a bit of an extended feature both these headphones have apps now with the post QC 35s with that app you'll be able to change the active noise-cancelling level and also connected to another device so you can pair more than one device to these headphones which i think is a really awesome feature but that's pretty much the most functionality that you'll get out of that app while the Sony's have a ton of customization options but screen changing up your active noise-cancelling optimization there's also the ability to change the sound positioning and you're also able to change the sound of your music so that you can sound like you're in a concert or in a hall so features go to some of these now when it comes to battery you've got 20 hours with the Bose on a wireless connection and when you use the cable and active noise-cancelling you got 40 hours which is pretty good and with the Sony you get 30 hours on a wireless connection and also 40 hours when it's wired and not only that but if you charge the Sony's for 10 minutes you get 70 minutes of playback so you get an hour in change of music listening on a wireless connection for just 10 minutes of charging which is awesome so when it comes to battery again we go to Sony's I mean it feels like an unfair fight but we got to do it for the people and just to be clear here guys there's no bias going on over here a lot of the numbers speak for themselves but Sony's never sent me anything and neither has both so these all came out of my pocket it's like unless you guys know which one's better now for what you've all been waiting for the sound quality what do these actually sound like and I gotta say they both sound really really good and they better for the price but there is a clear winner and that is again the Sony's the Sony's hard that they're better sounding headphones what can I say they offer more dynamic rain they have a nicer low-end so if you like a bit more bass you can definitely achieve that with these Sony's I feel like Bose has done a really really good job in improving their sound quality from their headphones I've never really been a fan but with the QC 35 s in the QC 35 to s these actually have a surprisingly good bit of bass I've been able to listen to any of the music that I like with these and not really have any complaints so these sound great but B sound better and so I will give it to the Sony's in the sound Department and while we're on the topic of sound quality one thing I want to mention is that these both have mics built into it so you can use them as Bluetooth headsets but I did find that the bow sounded way better than the Sony's the Saudis didn't sound bad they work the person could hear me but it sounded like I was using a bluetooth headphone or some kind of external device to speak or like I was on speaker while the Bose sounded like I was actually holding the phone so I do find that the mic quality is better on this I tested it quite a bit and every time the both sounded better and with every showdown we have to have a winner and I think if we tally up the scores here the clear winner are the Sony's so the Sony's beat this in almost every department except for comfort which I honestly think is a pretty solid department for this thing to win and they both go for 350 bucks but you'll definitely be getting more for your money with the Sony's but in case you want the bow still I'll have them both link down below in the description but that about wraps it up for this video guys hopefully this helped you to make a better purchasing decision if you enjoyed it be the cool guy or girl like 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