Bose QuietComfort 35 II Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones— Wireless, Over Ear Headphones with Built in Microphone and Voice Control, Black

Noise cancellation.good sound.

Amazing, I still prefer Sony M3. Update: for new noise cancelling headsets, these category of headsets are not so comfortable on the ears for long daily use. And the mic is not the best quality if you are planning to attend meetings when you have background noise or outdoors. For meetings, jabra evolve 65 is the best.

There are enough reviews out there. So no need to “copy & paste” ;-) I love it. As a frequent flyer this make your live much more comfortable (in economy) than I could have expected ! Why Economy ? Cause I am not carrying it with me if I fly Business ;-)

Got my headphones delivered today. Love it already. The quality of the sound is amazing Noise cancelling feature is 98% accurate. Worth the money.

Overall I'm pleased with the quality and sound quality of these headphones, although I'd expect more at this price tag. Pros - Excellent sound quality - Ambiance noise suppression mode is very nice feature, works quite well. Please don't use this mode outside as this may be dangerous! - Very soft earpads, sits comfortably and no pressure on ears or head - Ability to connect to 2 devices at once over Bluetooth is a very handy feature, but I'd wish it could handle more devices - Ability to use wired connection when necessary. This is very good, especially given the average time on battery Cons - The Android app from Bose is mediocre. It doesn't remember the headset and asks to re-discover it all the time. - Mic is too sensitive. It is not good for the conferencing if your environment is noisy - Battery life is so-so. If you plan to use it in wireless mode, be prepared to charge it often - No wireless charging. - Earpads are so soft that they will not last very long. Be prepared to replace them after 1-2 years of normal use.

These headphones are more expensive in the Gulf than western world (and less tax is on these headphones). But they are still great headphones. Best on the market and in my opinion better than the Bose 700.

Everything was ok

I ordered this product because I was looking to have it long time as the Bose one of the beasts headphones in the world

--Assistenza Amazon e corriere: Ho aperto due chat di assistenza con Amazon per assicurarmi che il prodotto arrivasse in tre giorni lavorativi (poiché ho pagato la spedizione premium). Sia il primo che il secondo operatore, sono stati molto cordiali ed efficienti. Pensavo che il prodotto arrivasse in ritardo a causa anche di questa emergenza Covid-19, ma mi hanno tranquillizzato. E il secondo operatore mi ha chiamato nel pomeriggio si è fatto carico anche di contattare il corriere perché arrivasse in tempo o prima, come appunto, è stato. -La consegna ha avuto due note positive e due negative: 1)Ha chiamato prima di lasciare il pacco ed è arrivato in anticipo, nonostante amazon segnasse la consegna alle 20:00 mi è stato consegnato alle 11.30. 2)Le note negative sono che non ha citofonato, ma ha fatto una chiamata che, il mio operatore telefonico mi ha bloccato, e che ha lasciato il pacco davanti al portone e se n’è andato. Almeno l’ho richiamato e mi ha avvisato che l’avrebbe lasciato li davanti. --Riduzione del rumore (ANC): Speravo fosse un po’ più forte: l’ho testata in casa e attutisce i rumori degli elettrodomestici. Provati sul pullman e riducono molto il rumore, sia quando è alto che medio. Anche quando è disattivato, con la musica, risulta molto forte l'audio e si sente solo la musica. Con l’opzione massima attutisce tutto tranne la mia voce e quella delle persone circostanti. Ma se metto la musica, si sente solo quella. Molti dichiarano che si sente tutto quello che sta intorno, evidentemente io abito in una città leggermente trafficata. Per me va bene, anzi, è ottimo. --Qualità Musicale Bluetooth: La qualità cambia leggermente quando si passa dalla riduzione del rumore massima, a quella bassa, e dalla bassa a off. La qualità è ECCEZIONALE ed equilibrata in tutte e tre le frequenze: Alti, medi e bassi. Inoltre, con delle altre cuffie di Bose, però on ear, poiché ho un timpano lesionato, mi causava stridolii a volume alto…cosa che non capita affatto con queste. Un volume che sia alto o basso, mantiene la qualità e la pulizia delle frequenze e di tutti gli strumenti. Sul pc la qualità è più o meno simile a quella del telefonino, dipende anche dalle caratteristiche hardware del pc/mac e dei software usati. --Qualità musicale con cavo: Ho provato a collegarlo al pianoforte digitale e risulta un po’ ovattato, ma perché sono abituato, come dicevo prima, a cuffie on ear e non sono ancora abituato alla qualità di queste. Le note basse, centrali e quelle alte sono molto attutite e ben bilanciate. Ho collegato anche le cuffie al pc e la qualità migliora, ma purtroppo si perde un po’ di volume (almeno nel mio caso), ma migliora in qualità sonora. --La confezione: Entra giusta giusta dentro un borsello di dimensioni medie di tipo rigido, quindi non avrà problemi anche per quelli morbidi. E’ compatta e le cuffie sono all’interno quando aprirete per la prima volta lo scatolo e c’è anche un disegno in alto che se non riuscite a metterle a posto all’inizio, vi aiuta. ----Considerazioni e consigli dopo poche ore di utilizzo: E’ una cuffia molto buona, ma ha bisogno del giusto “ascoltatore: nel senso che se preferite cuffie con bassi potenti e boost, Bose punta sull’equilibrio e sul bilanciamento di ogni frequenza (come ho già detto). Se vi piace la qualità e volete una cuffia anche buona a prenderla in mano (perché vi assicuro che è una sensazione bellissima, inoltre è anche leggera), il touch and feel è spettacolare; magari una cuffia per sentire ogni dettaglio della vostra musica preferita, la consiglio molto. Ps: La riduzione del rumore si attiva anche con il cavo, ecco cosa si intende per 40 ore con il cavo. Basta solo accendere il bluetooth sulla cuffia, mentre è collegato il cavo. Nota dolente (o forse no) è che in questo caso la riduzione del rumore rimane fissa a un livello: quindi è on/off.

I was in the market for a new set of premium headphones and I agonized for days over whether I should choose the QC35s, the Sony WH1000XM2s and the Sennheiser P550s. They all had their strong points. I finally broke the logjam by selecting according to what I wanted in a set, versus cool but unnecessary features that I would probably seldom use or need. And as you can probably guess, I ended up selecting the Bose QC35s. I recieved my QC35s within 48 hours or ordering from Amazon. Upon opening the package I was both pleased and underwhelmed with a few features. Let's talk about something good first. The semi-hard case really rocks. -Well-built and padded to keep the QCs relatively safe. However, the provided USB charging cable was ridiculously short. Without measuring, I guess-timate the cord to be a out 8 to 10 inches. The included headphone cable was less short but still a bit underwhelming in length. Bose is a premium company, and for the price of entry to purchase these headphones, there is no reason why they could not include cables that are at least a serviceable length. Without checking, but having owned many Sony and Sennheiser headphones over the course of my lifetime, I'm willing to bet they would not make such a remedial mistake. Fortunately, the QC35s made up for the cable issue with outstanding sound characteristics and excellent noise-cancelling capabilities. The sound stage of these headphones is expansive. I can hear separation between instruments that sounded muddled and undefined in my previously award-winning Plantronics. In fact, I would say that you probably would be hard-pressed to make a pair of headphones that were siginificantly better using a Bluetooth connection. And that's just because you get to a point in sound quality that is really only limited by the Bluetooth standard. As for the claims that I've seen in other reviews that these don't have any bass response, I will tell you that anyone that thinks these headphones don't have bass needs to immediately get their hearing checked. And anyone who needs more bass than these are capable of producing are probably causing themselves some real hearing damage. In terms of sound quality, will these compete with my wired Sennheiser HD 380 pros? No way. Not even close. In fact, any Bluetooth headphones I've ever tried, no matter how much money you throw at them will get stomped by a decent set of wired headphones. And that's just the reality of Bluetooth, until a new technology takes its place. BUT what you're getting here is an excellent portable set of headphones that sound pretty sweet and have excellent noise reduction. I ride the Washington DC Metro (subway) to work every day, and once I set the ANC and turn on the music, I never hear another sound other than the music. They're also reasonably comfortable and actually fit my big ears and head very well too. Bose claims 20 hours of use from a single full charge and I am inclined to believe that figure. I can charge them on Monday, and by week's end, I have ridden the train a combined 15 hours, and have plenty of juice left. If you've owned a decent set of Bluetooth headphones before, these probably won't blow you away, but they certainly won't disappoint either. Bose gets it right here, and I'd wholeheartedly recommend these to anyone looking for premium set of headphones.

Tras varios dias comparando los auriculares bluetooth, me decanté por los modelos que incorporaban una tecnología que aún no conocia: " la cancelación de ruido ". Basándome en la puntuacíon de varias reviews, estos fueron mis tres finalistas : los Sony MDR-1000X, los Sennheiser PXC 550, y los Bose QuietComfort 35. Los elegí tambien por su estética, ya que ninguno de los tres me parecia "feo". Con mucho entusiasmo, me puse el abrigo y fuí a un par de tiendas a probarlos, o al menos a verlos. Pues bien, los unicos expuestos y que pude tocar fueron los Sony. Al acercarme, el acabado me pareció irreprochable, pero ya en mano, cambié inmediatamente de opinion. El material, sobretodo el de la diadema, no me gustó nada, pero nada de nada. Similar a un producto frágil, de gama baja. En serio Sony ? :( En fin, me puse los cascos y aquello fue toda una revelación. No había oido nada parecido en mi vida. El silencio ! Me sentí solo en la tienda, sin musica, sin aire acondicionado, sin sonido, na-da. Como si lo hubieran desenchufado todo. Me quedé una buena media hora trasteando con el auricular y mi móvil. Una pasada, la verdad. Pero... Al volver a casa, seguí leyendo las reviews, y al fin descubrí cuales iban a ser mis futuros cascos . - No compré los Sony porque al parecer, la diadema se fisuraba con el paso del tiempo. Un defecto de fabricación, o de diseño, que la marca japonesa no quiso admitir durante meses. Además, se dice que tampoco se pueden conectar varios dispositivos a la vez. Pero eso es menos grave. - No compré los Sennheiser porque: En algunas ocasiones, el volumen máximo puede que sea demasiado bajo. Devolví unos hace años por esa razón. Dicen que el panel táctil es super "senn-sible". Y que un simple y desafortunado toque con la almohada podría provocar una acción indeseable. Sería insoportable más de 2 o 3 veces al dia ...GGGGRRRRR !!!! Pues nada, lo habeis adivinado. Compré los QC35 II de Bose. No porque los otros fueran malos, sino que estos eran, para mi gusto, los más completos y equilibrados del mercado. Buenos materiales, gran autonomía de la bateria, ligeros, comodos, con buena conectividad, y un sonido ALUCINANTE. Caros si que son, incluso con el descuento del Cyber Monday. Pero merecen realmente la pena y los recomiendo. PS: Dos detalles que no me han gustado de este modelo: 1- La latencia que existe en bluetooth viendo una pelicula en el pc. No se si es un problema de software o de hardware. Veré si desaparece usando el cable que viene incluido en la caja. 2- El programa Bose Connect. Para poder usarlo, tienes que activar, si o si, la localización de tu móvil. Eso si que no lo entiendo, la verdad. En fin, saludos y gracias por haberme leido ;)

Everything I say is subjective and based on my own likes/dislikes and most importantly, my priorities. This is my 3rd Bose. I had a QC25 for about 3 years, then a QC35 which got stolen (hope that fellow is rotting somewhere). I had to decide what to get as a replacement. One of the priorities was cost as I didn't want to spend a lot. Sony's XM 4 & 5 looked great especially XM5 which had ironed out a lot of kinks from XM4. But the thing with Sony is that their sound signature is quite bass heavy and in many sound samples, they just sound muddy. I agree there is Sony's app with equalizer but I also didn't like the Auto NC they implemented. Sennheiser had Momentum 4 which had a couple of things I didn't like (plus cost). I also checked Bose 700 and QC45. The issue with QC45 is they have removed the ability to reduce NC levels making it unusable in windy conditions. Bose 700 had strong head pressure and I don't like touch controls, plus expensive. After watching tons of reviews of above headphones on YT and trying them in the stores, I decided to go with either QC 35 or this one, QC35 II. I'll detail my findings below. Noise Cancellation: The difference in Active NC in most headphones is very little. Some cancel lower freqs better while some cancel higher freqs better. You can't go wrong with most good HP these days. But having the ability to control the level of NC is a big plus. The QC35 II has an extra button (compared to QC35) which I can program to control the NC level. This is very useful as I can wear it outside in windy conditions without the winding blowing my ears away. By setting the NC level to low, wind noise is totally eliminated. The QC 35 II did work perfectly on flights by cutting the aircraft noise. (similar to QC35). Comfort: I felt the Bose to be the most comfortable HP amongst all I tried (above). I already have used the QC series before for years and I use the HP for long hours on a daily basis. I hardly feel discomfort, even after wearing them for 7-8 hours (flights). The cushions are soft and easy on the skin, the cups are deep enough for my big ears and the head band doesn't exert the pressure like the Hulk (or the Bose 700). I felt the Sony to be slight less comfortable when I tried them. The comfort is also in using the HP. I hate touch controls and prefer buttons, but the modern human needs to complicate things. Tactile buttons on the QC 35 II are simple, and just work. Materials: Quality of materials is excellent. The top cushion on the head band is soft and comfortable on top of the head. The cushions are great, the cups are made of some fiber (but not plastic), so they feel light yet premium to touch. The buttons feel snappy and firm to touch. The head band extension mechanism is also straightforward and easy to use without having to take them off (unlike the Bose 700 which I felt were quite horrible in this aspect due to its extension design) Price: QC35 II being an older model, I got this for about 21.5K INR. Lot better for what it gives me compared to QC 45, 700, or ones from other brands. This price worked well for me as this purchase itself was a sudden expenditure that I had not budgeted for. Sound: The Bose sound signature is relatively flatter compared to Sony (especially), but the sound stage feels wider and the sound itself feels more natural and authentic. Very difficult to explain unless one hears it themselves. I like this signature because of the type of music I listen as well as for gaming. You can use 3rd party equalizer apps if you want to tweak the sound (not the best solution) as the Bose app doesn't allow equalizer settings for the QC35 II like they do with QC45 (3 band that too). Sony does this better. But to my liking this works and I have no complaints. BT & Connectivity: You can connect to 2 devices at a time (sound only from one, but useful in case of receiving calls). The BT connectivity setup is fairly quick and without hiccups. The HP also comes with an audio cable (3.5mm audio port to 2.5mm HP port). This allows you to use the HP when the battery is down as well. Still can't use NC when its charging, though, but I read that it was for safety reasons. The BT connectivity is decent distance wise but in Indian homes, moving from one room to the other caused the connection to break. I'm guessing this is due to the construction of home (thicker walls? brick & cement? IDK) but this doesn't happen when I'm abroad and move across my house. But this is not a negative. One more thing I couldn't care less about is the Voice Assistant. I didn't want this feature and I don't use it on these HPs. I also don't want a machine listening to me and learning stuff. In the box: The pouch the HP comes in is great. It is sturdy enough and flat and comes with pockets. Great. The audio cable is good as mentioned above. It comes with a USB-micro USB charging cable, but it is very short. But they don't provide you with an airplane adapter. I still have mine from the QC25 but, seriously Bose. You can't include a small plastic thingy for this price? Overall, for the price and for what it offers, I felt it was best to go with something I was comfortable with. The QC35 II ticked all the boxes for me.

Ürünü 1 aydır kullanıyorum. 1- Ses kalitesi oldukça iyi. Dinlerken yarattığı ambians ve bas-tiz-mid netliği mükemmele yakın. Bunun için müzik dinlediğiniz kaynağın da iyi olması gerekiyor. Kulaklıkla uzun süre Spotify'da müzik dinledikten sonra Soundcloud'a geçince aradaki fark çok net anlaşılıyor, "ben ne dinliyormuşum meğer" diyorsunuz :). 2- Daha önceden Marshall Major 2 kullanıyordum, en son ne zaman şarj ettiğimi unutuyordum. Bu kulaklıkta ise çalışırken sürekli açık olduğunu varsayarsak 2 gün ancak yetiyor. Hoşuma gitmeyen bir durum. 3- 2 cihaza aynı anda bağlanabilme özelliği müthiş rahatlık. Telefon ve bilgisayarıma bağlı gün içerisinde, telefonum çaldığında rahatlıkla ekstra tuşa basmadan kulaklığımla konuşmaya başlayabiliyorum. Ses gecikmesi çok çok az olduğundan dolayı rahatlıkla film/dizi izleyebilirsiniz. 4- Mikrofonunun iyi olmadığını söyleyebilirim. Dışarıdan gelen sesleri siz duymuyorsunuz ama karşı taraf duyuyor. Zaten başlıktan da belirttiğim gibi müzik kulaklığı :). 5- ANC özelliği ortalama diyebilirim, ANC'si iyi olan bir kulaklık önceliğinizse sizi tatmin etmeyebilir. Benim için ciddi bir konu değil, çoğu zaman ANC OFF olarak kullanıyorum, HIGH yada LOW modunda sesi kesmek için yaydığı frekans beni çok rahatsız ediyor (tüm ANC kulaklıklarda durumum aynı) 6- Tasarımı çok şık, benim dikkat ettiğim konu değil ama gören özellikle tasarımının çok iyi olduğunu belirtiyor. kabıyla beraber geliyor. Rahatlıkla taşınabilir. Pedler veya kulaklığın ağırlığı uzun süreli kullanımlarda sizi rahatsız etmiyor. Kulağın çok rahat içerisinde durabilmesi için özellikle çalışmışlar sanırım. Kulakta olduğunu unutabilirsiniz müzik dinlerken. 7- Kutusunda gelen ses kablosu ince ve kısa. Kalitesiz ve her an temassızlık yapıp bozulacakmış gibi duruyor. Daha iyi bir kablo olmalıydı. Eğer müzik ağırlıklı kullanımınız varsa 9/10 kulaklık. 1 puanı piyasadaki tüm kulaklıkları deneyimlemediğim için kesiyorum.