[joshschreuder]

I picked up a pair of Bose QC35 a couple of months ago, and for my first pair of BT headphones I'm really impressed.

I use them almost every day on my way to and from work (roughly an hour each way) and I can count the number of interference issues I've had on one hand, and definitely not every 30 seconds. This is with an iPhone 7 and iPad Pro 9.7".

They're not cheap, but I'd highly recommend them.

[pkulak]

Second on the Quiet Comforts. I've owned more than a dozen BT headphones over my life and these are the best. Well, best BT implementation at least, I'm not much of an audiophile.

[alex8022]

I just got the Jaybird X3s, and paired with an iPhone 7+, haven't had an issue yet. Quite pleasantly surprised, considering all the bluetooth problems I've heard about online. Bluetooth works fine from back pocket, front pocket, coat, inside the house, outside, in the car.

[isaac_is_goat]

Can confirm, got the Quiet Comforts myself about a month ago and use them every day. Use them with my S7 Edge, Surface Book, cheap 20$ bluetooth dongle connected to my gaming PC and a fat 2012 13" MacBook hand-me-down at work. The only machine I have problems with is the MacBook, to the point where I'd rather just play music from my phone all day than fight with it.

[kayoone]

I've had similar experiences with a pair of Sony MDR-XB950BT which i had for about a year and a half. Super happy, actually i can't recall any connection issues, certainly not recurring but i mostly use them in the office and at home, sometimes also outside though.

[Bombthecat]

I use the backbeat pros with noise canceling.

The only issue I have is when I'm near high voltage transfer lines. Like near train stops for example.

[gadders]

I'd also recommend the Plantronic BackBeat Fit. Great connection every time.

I bought some PlugPhones on KickStarter, and the connection issues drive me up the wall.