As great as flagship headphones can be, paying $450 (or more) isn’t always in the cards. That’s where the humble mid-range headphones fill in a huge gap, allowing you to enjoy some features of a premium experience without a premium price tag.
Both Sony and Bose tapped into this gap, with the latter releasing the second generation of its QuietComfort headphones and the former releasing a second generation of a previous flagship model, the Sony XM4s. The new version gets a slightly updated name: the WH-1000XM4C headphones.
I was thoroughly impressed with both pairs of headphones, so I knew I had to test them side by side to determine which reigns supreme as the best mid-range headphones.
Sony and Bose duke it out for the best mid-range headphone.
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