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Headphones are used by a range of portable devices such as cd, cassette and mp3 players. However they were first designed for hifi-systems, so people could listen privately to music without disturbing people in the same room. The technlogy has advanced greatly with wireless infra-red headphones becoming common, and the majority of portable headphones including a remote control with basic play, pause, stop, forward and rewind functions.

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Bose Quitecomfort 2

These headphones are ergonomically designed for a comfortable fit, and I have to agree they do fit wonderfully. I was little bit concerned that the headphones would not really meet the basic requiremnt of being "cordless". I was concerned whether that the coverage of the headphone would sufficient enough to cover middle-size rooms. Well it has not lost the signal while I have been moving around the room while writing this review. The only bad thing I could say is that the headphones is the price, they are expensive but the quality if top-notch. The acoustic moise cancelling headphone technology from Bose is fantastic, and well worth the price alone. Recommended.

User - Steve Jones, CA

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You can find Technics, Philips and Sony stereo headphones such as the Technics full sized closed back headphones with XBS port, boasts low frequencies, 40mm drive unit, 3.5mm gold plated stereo plug and 4m cord. You can also find the Sony horizontal headphones with Sony acoustic twin turbo circuit for deep bass sound, horizontal headband and 1.5 metre cord. The Philips infra red stereo headphones include a self adjusting inner headband, single volume control, built-in recharge circuit, rechargeable batteries and up to 7 metre effective reception range.