Noise-cancelling headphones - recommendations?

[Al_Osterheld]

I use a pair of Shure in-the-ear headphones on flights. They don’t have active noise reduction, but they work pretty well, have good sound, don’t need batteries, and are quite compact.

-Al

[ToddFrench]

@Al Osterheld

I use a pair of Shure in-the-ear headphones on flights. They don’t have active noise reduction, but they work pretty well, have good sound, don’t need batteries, and are quite compact.

-Al

I had a pair of those - left them on United Business Class, never to be seen again. EC-2, I think…

[Michael_Bowden]

@Todd F r e n c h

@Al Osterheld

I use a pair of Shure in-the-ear headphones on flights. They don’t have active noise reduction, but they work pretty well, have good sound, don’t need batteries, and are quite compact.

-Al

I had a pair of those - left them on United Business Class, never to be seen again. EC-2, I think…

If you have the $ for business class…you have the $ for headphones.

[ToddFrench]

@Michael Bowden

@Todd F r e n c h

@Al Osterheld

I use a pair of Shure in-the-ear headphones on flights. They don’t have active noise reduction, but they work pretty well, have good sound, don’t need batteries, and are quite compact.

-Al

I had a pair of those - left them on United Business Class, never to be seen again. EC-2, I think…

If you have the $ for business class…you have the $ for headphones.

I didn’t pay for business class, the United States - Japan Foundation did, homey.

[Michael_Bowden]

@Todd F r e n c h

@Michael Bowden

@Todd F r e n c h

I had a pair of those - left them on United Business Class, never to be seen again. EC-2, I think…

If you have the $ for business class…you have the $ for headphones.

I didn’t pay for business class, the United States - Japan Foundation did, homey.

Ok…sounds like you saved a boatload on the ticket then…time to pony up some cash.