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I have the same problem with Bose. I love the headphones but I always need to put on music. Just using them to reduce noise and focus isn't possible because it
by neor 7y ago
I have the same problem with Bose. I love the headphones but I always need to put on music.
Just using them to reduce noise and focus isn't possible because it makes me nauseous.
- exhilaration 7y agoHave you tried a white noise app instead? I play "heavy rain pouring + thunder" and it's amazing for focus.
- kkotak 7y agoPersonally, I prefer Rap :)
- bananocurrency 7y agoI'm about to drop a whitepaper that rap improves coding ability through surrogate flow.
- floatingatoll 7y agoWith both AirPods Pro and Beats Studio Pro, if I leave them unpaired to anything and with noise cancellation active, I forget that I have them on because it's so noninvasive and occasionally knock them off my head by accident.
- adrianN 7y agoWhy not get a pair of passive ear protectors if you only want to reduce noise? They cost about a tenth of what a pair of Bose headphones cost.
- portlander12345 7y agoCan’t speak for OP, but noise canceling headphones are good for low-frequency noise, while passive hearing protection is better for high-frequency. For that reason I use headphones while bicycling — it blocks the loud engine noise and lets me better hear localizable sounds like tire swish.