This kind of statement just reeks of ignorance. Better is subjective. What makes a headset better? Comfort? Design? Technology? Build quality? Value?

I wear the DC ONE-X, which, to me, is vastly superior. Similar noise cancelation and considerably more comfortable on my head.

It's almost like different people have different needs.

The Bose are $200 more than the ONE-X, and $250 more than the Zulu 3s.

I've worn all three. The noise cancelation is comparable. The build quality is comparable. So what am I paying $200 more for? The Bose name. And to be clear, I own lots of Bose **** and love it all. It's a great headset without a doubt.

But what makes a headset the best is a very individual thing. The A20s clamp my head in a way the ONE-X doesn't.

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