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It would be nice if the microphone came in a more subtle color like black or dark grey. The bright gold knob is quite noticeable especially for guys with short hair. ... View more

My son has been using these for two weeks now. He loves them. He is in college. He has found them helpful ordering in the cafeteria, walking around campus, and very helpful in the gym during loud noisy activities. He loves the sound quality for music and audio as well. We are requesting that the school's accessibility office add the hearphones as an assistive technology device for him so he can wear them in the classroom and his teachers will be aware of their purpose. We are looking forward to upgrades. ... View more

Hi, Thank you tor the information. My son was born deaf in one ear due to a nerve disorder. He hears perfectly in his good ear but we have found nothing to really give him input from his deaf side. He has trouble hearing in crowded or noisy situations, like in a restaurant or store. I ordered these today. Wish him luck!  ... View more

My son is deaf in one ear with very limited options for hearing or listening devices. It would be awesome if there were a feature to direct the sound of one microphone to go the opposite ear, or at least have sound from both microphones directed to just one earbud. Or even have both microphones go to both earbuds and he could remove the one in his deaf ear!   ... View more

Thank you for posting this as there are no good hearing options at all for unilateral hearing loss. I am definitely going to order this for my son. Hoping Bose will add an option for the microphones on one side to be directed to the earbud of the other, or at least to direct both side microphones to one earbud.  ... View more

Hi, my 20 year old son is totally deaf in one ear. There is a setting on his iphone to have full stereo sound come out of just one ear bud. Would this be possible? To have the sound from all microphone devices pushed to one ear bud? It would be nice to have the option of turning off one side completely or sending all of the sound to just one ear.   There are very limited options for devices that address single sided deafness. My son misses a lot of sound on his right side, which is especially difficult in a crowded room. It is also a safety issue, not being able to hear properly or localize sound. He,too, just started college and these hearphones sound very helpful for a lecture hall or cafeteria. ... View more