Does anyone else get tinnitus when using these headphones? It goes away, but every time I need the headphones, I hear a high-pitched sound in my ear afterwards.

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You should probably listen to music a little quieter

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No, with noise-cancelling headphones you can listen more quietly. I bought the headphones a fortnight ago and I actually think they're great, if it wasn't for the ringing in my ears. I've contacted Bose to see if it's because of my device. In the meantime, however, I have read many such reports ("tinnitus" and "Bose QietComfort"...) and I think that I will probably not continue to use the headphones. I read somewhere that the new 35 would exert less "pressure" on the ear.

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Does anyone else get tinnitus when using these headphones? It goes away, but every time I need the headphones, I hear a high-pitched sound in my ear afterwards.