Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have had these headphones for about 8 months so far, they have in my opinion some of the best noise canceling for the money, they are really clear auto wise but don't have a lot of base. They are good, but not perfect.

I really like the improvements in this new design. The sound is crisp, the double Bluetooth connectivity works really well and the UX is great. Yes, you do have to download an app to set it up, but that was easy as well. The only negative that I can really say is that the ear cup material feels nice, but if you have a long call or wear them for a while, it will make you sweat.

Comfortable, great sound, great noise canceling. Love the control functions

Great sound and comfy for long flights or listening to calls all day!

Very comfortable, great sounds. They hit a home run with the 700.

This is my fourth pair of Bose headphones. By far this has the most superior sound quality but as always there is an issue with the Bose product. The In ear products just fall apart after a few months. My QC 35 headphones had issues with the foam ear cups going bad. (I just got tired of replacing them. And now the 700 series I purchased has an issue with the battery, it has diminished from 20 hours to 16 hours in six months.

I was first aquatinted with Bose in 1975 after listening to and then purchasing a pair of 901’s. Since then I have purchased several Bose products, and still have not been disappointed. I have had several noice canceling head phones, which include Bose as well as other products. The 700 is by far a superior sound canceling head set that I would purchase again.

Great sound as Bose has always been known for. Very comfortable fit.

One of the best headphones. Super comfortable. Battery life is excellent.

I’ve tried the Sony 1000, the Bose 700, and the Bose quiet control 35. This was a very nice set of headphones, but for me the Bose QC35 was better. The 700 takes a few seconds after you turn it on before it’s “on” and ready to go. The controls are done by swiping on the right ear cuff, but there’s no beep or haptic or anything to let you know that it recognized what you did. I know some people don’t like the beeps on the Sony 1000 headphones but I thought they were helpful. This headphone uses the Bose music app, which definitely helps with setup better than Sony, but I still never did figure out what the left ear cuff button was for. The materials of the headphones are really nice, very comfy and well-made. The selling point for me was the level of noise cancellation. I know this is the newer model, but the Bose QC35 had better noise cancellation both for me and for the people on the other end of my phone/zoom calls. So that’s the one I ended up with.

Sound is good as usual . Not very user friendly like prev QC models . My old QCii work better and more comfortable over ears . Can’t wear these more long hours , I wear eyeglasses and the ear cups are smaller and press hard on ears , very uncomfortable . Struck with it .

Great sound, useful features, and good battery life. Highly recommend.

Great noise canceling. You can literally hear nothing wearing it in the library. The sound quality is of satisfaction too. This is worth the money.

Smooth sound! Love it. Use it everyday at the gym, and use around the house while doing chores!

Easily the best noise cancelling headphones I’ve ever had. Sound is clear and all outside noise is silenced. Compared to other competitors at this level of performance, they’re reasonably priced.

Wanted to try a set of noise canceling headphones on a recent trip, and these are among the best rated ones. The trip covered 6 segments over a two week period I used the noise canceling feature on each flight. Results: I’m very impressed. Noise levels were almost below the threshold of hearing. Music quality is Bose standard, in other words outstanding.

These are such great headphones for air travel. The sound is absolutely top notch and the noise cancelling make the fight so much more comfortable. These are much better than the mid level Bose phones that were $279. After comparing the two models, these were clearly the best choice. I actually have older Bose headphones for almost 20 years. They are STILL great!

I would give them 5 stars except that twice today, once this morning and again in the afternoon, they suddenly started buzzing quietly in my right ear. Really low hum or static. Like deep white noise. I've called Bose support twice and they've advised me on how to reset the headphones but that's obviously not a reasonable fix. I was just sitting there minding my own noise cancelled business in my home office when the hum hit me. I'm going to give them some more time. It's a problem I don't have with my Surface headphones. Unfortunately, the Surface don't do NC quite as well as the Bose. The sound quality out of the box seemed better on the Surface than the Bose until I downloaded the Bose app. Pain in the rump but it makes a big difference in the sound quality immediately and allows you to customize it pretty well. Nevertheless, I'm listening to my Surface headset while I write this and am still super happy with the sound quality. For those of you who find the Sony's a bit small for the ears, I found the Surface to be the biggest but not the deepest. Among this tier of headset, and according to my ears, the Bose 700s seem have deeper earcups than the Surface or the Sony. Both are one notch too snug for my giant cranium but I don't blame the headset.

Great sound. Easy to use, comfortable to wear. Music is expansive.

Great sound quality. Easy to pair to Bose 500 or 700 Soundbar. When watching movies will hear subtle sounds that you would otherwise miss. Plus dialogue is easily understood. Takes some practice to adjust volume, but once develop that skill it is easy. Major complaint is the tech. Hard to connect to Alexa. If not connected voice prompt will interrupt what you are listening to and tell you to try again.