Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best Buy sold 4 year old headphones earpieces were cracked from age and didn’t want to do anything about it.called Bose they said they were out of warranty

These are one the best headphones I have ever owned. The sound quality is amazing, and it filters out all the other sounds which makes music experience wonderful. As far as comfort is concerned, they are the best. Ear pieces have good padding that you can wear them all day without an issue. The app worked great once set up. I am glad to have these wonderful headphones.

I’ve had them less than a week and used them 3 times and they already stopped working. Very upset and disappointed. Won’t charge or turn on.

The Bose 700 headphones are fantastic! I use them daily and they are perfect for making calls while eliminating background noise and distractions. One charge can keep them going for two full work-days I had used Quiet Comfort headphones from Bose for many years. These are a great next step.

I ABSOLUTELY love these headphones, the sound is fantastic, they are very comfortable over the ears, and the noise canceling is stellar

These headphones work great for noise cancellation and for listening to your favorite music. I have a loud neighbor upstairs and I put them on to cancel her out. You can also use Bluetooth from your tv to listen without bothering others. With the noise canceling you can hear people talking in the background but you won’t hear a vacuum, dishwasher, or your jerk neighbor stomping around above you. These headphones have saved me from constantly being annoyed. They do get a little warm on your ears but you will get used to that.

Open box, excellent condition! My new go-to headphones for everything. I love the sound and the noise cancellation is what I needed it to be. I think the noise cancellation increases when you have them fit well over your ears, and it took me a day or two to figure it out. I LOVE that it automatically recognizes media between multiple devices; I use my iPhone to listen to music but take calls on a separate dell work laptop and it works so well.

The price definitely is worth it, the craftsmanship is top tier, they are comfortable and soft but also sturdy. The volume is very nice as well as the noise cancelling.

I have been using the bose noise cancelling headphones for a couple of weeks now. I am in awe of the sound quality and noice cancelling capabilities. They fit my head like a glove with no slippage. These are an awesome investment if your looking for all around stereo sound and long lasting quality.

I love these headphones! Super great music and noise cancelling is pretty good too. I like how it has a button for changing the noise cancelling from 10, 5 and Zero. Helps me zone into my work when I need it and this button makes it easy to switch to a lower level in case I need to be a little more aware. Phone calls sound great. I like everything about it but the only reason I didn't give it a solid 5 star is because once in a while, it seems to lose audio for phone calls and the only fix is to uninstall and reinstall the Bose App.

Expensive, but definitely the best headphones I've ever purchased for myself by far! I bought these back in 2019 and still love them to this day (2023-02-17) - as does my son who is constantly asking me to use them during his workouts. I use them when mowing the lawn, listening to music, conference calls for business meetings, and sometimes just drowning out my kids and their music in the background. My son loves them so much he's decided to purchase a set for himself. He's willing to shell out his own money for them, so that tells me how much he loves them.

I have had the Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 for around three weeks now. I have used them in a variety of settings including a busy real estate office, running, and while mowing the grass. I have never had a pair of headphones where I can mow the grass without hearing the lawnmower. With any other headphones I would have to turn the volume up to 100% to hear the music. I can turn up the noise cancelling setting and not have to blast the music in these headphones. I also enjoy the feature of being able to answer a phone call while I have them on and it is extremely easy to do. The only issue I have had with these headphones is when connecting them to the app on my phone. It seems like a really easy concept, but it actually took me a few times just to get them hooked up. I would recommend these to anyone that likes to use headphones in a daily basis especially if you work or live in a noisy environment.

INTRO I used the original QC35 for three years, and recently I have been using Bose’s new Noise Cancelling Headphones 700. I’m happy to say that it is another winner and is a noticeable upgrade. “Noise Cancelling Headphones 700” is a long name so I will simply refer to them as the NCH700 from here on. COMFORT The NCH700 is just as comfortable as the QC35, with the exception that the earcups seem to get a little bit warmer. I have big ears and a big head yet still, it’s easy to wear them indefinitely. Not much else I need to say here. DESIGN Visually, I like the new design. It looks very modern and sleek, which is great to see from Bose, which has used a very similar headphone design for a long time. But unfortunately the sleek design comes at a cost of convenience. The sliders on the earcups are harder and slower to adjust than the more traditional size adjustment mechanism on the QC35. As stated earlier, I have a big head, so I need to extend the size of the NCH700 every time I use it, and the new mechanism makes it much slower to put them on my head after taking them out of the case, and much slower to shrink them down to return them to the case. The new mechanism also lacks a folding hinge, but this is not much of a concern to me, as the case remains fairly compact and its footprint is only marginally larger than the QC35’s case. The other large design change is the shift from physical buttons to touch controls. I disliked the new system at first but it grew on me. Adjusting volume and skipping through tracks is especially intuitive, although I still find the double-tap to play/pause to be a little awkward. To me it’s not much of a big deal anymore as I’ve gotten used to it. It’s not really a benefit or drawback. SOUND Upon first listen, the NCH700 sounds nearly identical to the QC35 because their sound signatures are nearly identical. But with further listening, the NCH700 are noticeably better sounding than the QC35 in several areas. Bass is tighter and better controlled, and reaches the deepest sub-bass notes with no problem. Treble is better by a significant margin, with more detail and less “splashiness”. I’m not sure if this is because the NCH700 has a more detailed driver or if it’s because Bluetooth 5.0 streams higher fidelity audio. Without going into too much detail, imaging, soundstage, and dynamic range are also improved, which means the NCH700 sound much more lively. I always found that the QC35 sounds “sleepy” and that is no longer the case with the NCH700. I enjoy music much more on the NCH700. NOISE CANCELLATION This is the big one. The NCH700 features Bose’s “next generation” noise cancellation, and it is undoubtedly stronger than the QC35. The improvement is most noticeable in higher frequencies, but it is slightly improved across the board. The NCH700 still won’t cancel out speech and other sporadic sounds, but it does a better job of suppressing them. Then once music is playing, the world is absolutely dead silent (in all but the craziest, noisiest environments when it’s barely possible to notice that the rest of the world still exists). I think even more impressive than the maximum noise cancellation mode is “level 0” of noise cancellation. The NCH700 uses its mics to pump in outside sound so naturally that it’s difficult to tell you’re wearing headphones at all. This makes it great to hold a conversation without needing to take off the headphones. I haven’t had a chance to test out the Sony WH-1000X M3, but based on some online comparisons, it appears that the Sony still has a slight edge in maximum sound suppression. But I don’t think that should be anybody’s primary focus if deciding between the two headphones, because the noise cancellation has gotten so good on both that the slight difference is insignificant. In my opinion, more important is the differences in features. CONCLUSION I haven’t even mentioned the USB-C charging, two-device pairing, built-in voice assistant, and the many other little things that make the NCH700 so good. The NCH700 is easily one of the new greats in the wireless noise cancelling headphones market.

Very comfortable and sound quality is great. I use headphones for most of the day, with these I never felt uncomfortable.

Microphone cuts in and out. I’ve tried to look for a solution but it seems like a lot of people have this problem.

Poor quality. Not comfortable at all to wear it. I returned it but the sales tax was not refunded. I Will fight for it.

The new Bose 700 headphones are some of the best noise cancelling headphones you can buy. To start, the build quality is some of the best, using high quality materials that will improve the life of these headphones. I also like the inclusion of USB-C; having one cable to charge many of my devices is so nice and convenient. But what most people want to know about when getting headphones like these is the sound quality, and Bose delivers again. They sound great. Not heavy on the bass and music sounds clear. The noise cancellation is easily activated using the dedicated button, and is adjustable from 0 to 10. It does a nice job eliminating outside noise, although you can still hear things that other NC headphones eliminate. If you’re in the market for some quality headphones with amazing sound and features, the Bose 700 headphones will not disappoint.

Did not like these at all! Returned them because too flimsy.

Excellent sound. The touch mechanisms work easily and take no time to learn

Again Bose is taking the leap for audio-technology. These headphones really show what can be achieved if companies begin to take risks. I really did enjoy swiping around to control my music. It does have a bit of a learning curve and you will be trying to click a button the first few times. I love the noise-canceling technology. I really didn't notice how powerful it was until I turned it off. It's amazing and it doesn't have that uncomfortable suction feeling like other noise-canceling headphones do. Unfortunately they do become uncomfortable after awhile and when making the headphones tighter the band does stick out and poke me. Other than those 2 things these headphones are an absolute delight and I can see myself using these in the future. They make me excited for the future of headphones.