Can any one tell me if the Headphones in Bus Class are very good, or do i bring my own noise cancelling headphones ?Just trying to save space on a long road trip to Italy
On the A380's they're a bit heavy and I had major issues with sound and the actual noise canceling but the A350's seem to have a different model which is closer to what NZ provide and rather basic and a much better headset.
I think they are fine to use. Depends on what you are used to. If it means it is an easier pack and limits checked luggage the headphones on board will be sufficient.
On the A380's they're a bit heavy and I had major issues with sound and the actual noise canceling but the A350's seem to have a different model which is closer to what NZ provide and rather basic and a much better headset.
I think they are fine to use. Depends on what you are used to. If it means it is an easier pack and limits checked luggage the headphones on board will be sufficient.
I noticed some difference between my own noise cancelling headphones and SIA’s. Mine might be old though, but I do like Singapore’s noise cancelling headphones.
Just back from Syd/Sin/MXP return in Business, and the head phones were fine, did not like the sleeping position at all,though.The storage and entertainment were very good.Food was average and book the Cook sort of ok as they did not have what we ordered , cabin crew were excellent.
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Cruise2097
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Can any one tell me if the Headphones in Bus Class are very good, or do i bring my own noise cancelling headphones ?Just trying to save space on a long road trip to Italy
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They are fine. I've even slept with them on. Perfectly comfortable.
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It depends on the aircraft.
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I think they are fine to use. Depends on what you are used to. If it means it is an easier pack and limits checked luggage the headphones on board will be sufficient.
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Thank you
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Thank you, I am on A350 and 777-300
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Thank you
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if you are comparing to something like bose, i would bring my own!
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Agree with brettepi
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I would just bring my own and wear them onboard to save space, you never know when you will need them on your travels
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I noticed some difference between my own noise cancelling headphones and SIA’s. Mine might be old though, but I do like Singapore’s noise cancelling headphones.
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Take your own.
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Just back from Syd/Sin/MXP return in Business, and the head phones were fine, did not like the sleeping position at all,though.The storage and entertainment were very good.Food was average and book the Cook sort of ok as they did not have what we ordered , cabin crew were excellent.