Customer Ratings & Reviews

Clear sound and works really well. Easy to use ...

If your primary concern is noise canceling with decent sound, then these are great. But if you’re like me and want more of a full sound, then these fall short. My Bose Sportlink in-ear headphones that cost $119.0 actually have a much better sound.

Love the sound quality.. has always been a favorite.

The love the noise cancellation. I wear them the the times.

Excellent quality Nice color I love the headphones

this is the best headphone i have ever own. your the best bose.

Nice headphones! Nice headphones! Nice headphones!

Amazing sound quality and noise cancellation feature.

Really good! Great quality. 100% worth your money.

They have great noise canceling. Like the colors as well.

Sounds great and the noise canceling works very well.

i love the sound but the fit bad not good for my head.

Excellent product, anda quality. There are comfortable

Really happy with my purchase, it was perfect for a gift

Pretty good pretty hard to use the product compared compared to other ones Sound quality is just OK

Great sound, really intuitive... much better than others

Sound quality and noise canceling is great. Only downside to white is temporary hair dye has bled all over them. Otherwise stylish and perform very well. They last a very long time on each charge as well. They do periodically disconnect which I believe is just a bluetooth issue no unique to these headphones.

Bose has really good noise cancelation but has a poor battery and below average UI. Major concern does turn off automatically and constantly drainas battery as we place them aside.

Works and sounds great. Use them frequently to listen to music and videos

Right out of the box, I could tell these were an amazing pair of headphones. The first thing I noticed was the quality of the case, which is physically impossibly thin. Inside of the zip up case are the headphones which fold flat, physical connection cable if you don't want bluetooth, and a USB-C charging cable. The carrying case has a nice compartment inside that neatly holds the cables, and it magnetically closes. Very nice touch. Build Quality: They are very lightweight, and the headband is very comfortable, along with the ear muffs. The lightweight, though, could make them feel cheaply built. They aren't, but it could be misconstrued that way. Use: These are a spectacular set of headphones. Typical Bose sound quality. The bass could be a bit muddy, but it depends on your sound preference. I, personally, think it sounds good. There are minimal buttons, which is a good thing. You have a power on/off and bluetooth combination button, voice assistant button, and a shortcut button which you can customize. The right ear cup is touch sensitive, which allows for volume, track control, and phone call controls. Unlike some other touch sensitive headphones I've used, this one works well and I don't have to try multiple times. Noise Cancelling: This is what these headphones are advertised for, and boy do they deliver. There are 11 steps (0-10) of "power". 10 very powerfully shuts off the outside world, while keeping good sound quality. I have not flown with them yet, but I vacuumed and I could not hear the vacuum at all. I cycled through all the steps while vacuuming, and as I stepped the power up, the sound of the vacuum slowly went away. There is also a "conversation mode", which is accessible by holding down the button on the left ear for 1 second. This pauses the music, and turns the microphones on and lets the outside world in so you can talk. Not only does it just stop noise cancelling, it actually takes sound in so you can talk like you are not wearing headphones at all. Works very well. Other features: App. These use the "Bose Music" app. Setup is very easy, and the app lets you change any applicable settings such as changing the shortcut button, or setting up voice assistant. You can set up, google, Alexa or continue to use Siri. Just know that you have to have google or Alexa apps separately installed on you phone before you set them up. After set up, your headphones always listen for the activation words, EXCEPT for "hey Siri". Siri always requires a button push. I don't mind this, because I felt a little weird talking to Alexa in public with headphones on. It all works very well, as the microphones on these headphones are exceptional. There is also the "Bose AR" functionality, but it, so far, is very gimmicky. I haven't found a use for it other that just using it because its there. Maybe once developers create more apps it will be useful, but for now I can't find much use. Cons: The app. While it works, it the THIRD Bose app that I have on my phone, because my other Bose devices use different apps. I'm not sure why they don't just use one app for all devices. I can't figure out the reason behind this. There is no EQ feature for adjusting sound, but I understand this is coming in the future. Overall: Very nice headphones. Outstanding noise cancellation. Great battery life. Comfortable. I have some other branded, very expensive, headphones, and they are now my new favorite.