nice camera strap with the exception of the clip attaching the sling to the camera. it seemed too easy to open. replaced it with a locking carabiner with a swivel. now its secure but easy for me to remove when I want to. now its great!

I'm not a gamer, so I'm not interested in a pair of headphones like Luke Skywalker. Master Yoda on the other hand would chose a pair of these Sennheiser headphones because he is a smart cookie and simplicity has elegance just like his robes. Money well spent.

Ottimo qualità del suono e dei materiali. Elevato rapporto qualità prezzo.

Having had both headphones, I went with the Bose because:- Bose customer service is great (I live near a store). I owned my last Bose noise canceling headphones for 8 years and they replaced it once or twice, out of warranty, for free. I hope to own these for another 8 years before replacing them- These are my travel and work headphones. I needed headphones that could connect simultaneously to 2 bluetooth devices, my laptop and phone (Sony can't)- The sound is neutral and balanced. These are not my primary listening-for-enjoyment headphones but they are perfect headphones to help me be productive.- Not a deciding factor but the app actually works and is pleasant to use. The Sony app is barely functional.The Sony WH1000XM3 would win for you if:- You want the absolute best noise cancellation. The Sony's noise cancellation is way better than bose. Sometimes when working with the highest noise cancellation I would look around wondering if all my coworkers had left early, it was so quiet. Bose noise cancellation is decent but no longer the best.- You don't care about music qualityBoth headphones tie on:- Touch controls - about the same (Sony wins a smidge with the mute gesture)- Design. Bose look sleeker but frequently pinches my hair.- Mic and sound quality of callsThe Sony sound was painful. The best way I could describe it is a headphone that tries too hard to be audiophile. It emphasized odd lines in the music and frequently distracted me from my work. I played around with the different equalizer settings in their awful app and finally settled on one that was less distracting, but still bad. I honestly preferred to listen to 2010 era apple earbuds because the whole sound is generically poor and not trying too hard.