Great comfort, but too quiet

Have tried so 5 headset manufacturer. Sony, Bose, Philips, August and JBL. They were all Bluetooth Headset.
All headphones can be connected to super PC or Smartphone. But the best could be the headphones from Bose connect without connecting it through the search option, for example, if I alternately use two output devices, so the Bose headphones were the only ones who, independently be connected after a single connection to the device, in which Bluetooth was turned on.

Sony MDR1RBT: Comfortable, good sound, good ambient noise insulation, unfortunately a bit hard and the max. Volume is too low. In addition, good insulation was connected with the fact that the ears already after 1 hour use, personally for me, were glowing.

JBL E40 and E50: The best sound of all headphones tested by me, unfortunately, the headphone press so heavily on the ears that I could no longer wear the headphones for an hour.

Bose AE2w: super light, which were the most comfortable and the best of the connectivity via Bluetooth. Unfortunately, like the Sony were too quiet.

August EP650: comfortable, loud, but bass-heavy, so that was the worst sound of this headset.

Philips SHB 7150: headphones that are comfortable and a relatively good sound have fits (not as good as the JBL headphones) and the value for money. Finally my purchase.

Have not tested all headphones the NFC function. I was referring primarily to the sound, comfort and Bluetooth connectivity.