Customer Ratings & Reviews

The sound is great, noise canceling is great, and phone calls are clear. It’s the headphones to get for business professional or people who want all features to be good. It also can connect to two devices at the same time.

Great quality of sound. Charge fast. My daughter just love it

Excelente. Highly recommend. I would buy it again. Good quality

Light and crystal clear. A big improvement. Good noise cancelation.

I use headphones multiple times a day and this is by far my favorite. Highly recommend.

Excellent product l recommend 100%. Very nice sound superior quality

Not a prior Bose user user, so I felt there is some good sound clarity. The bass is awesome, watching movies with this headphones gives you a feeling like you are hearing the surround system in a DB theatre.

I upgraded from a set of QC15 headphones I have been using for years. I have to say the technology improvements are nothing short of amazing. Sound quality and noise cancelling are superb. Well worth the investment!

For the price, which is expensive, they are very good headphones. I'm happy with my purchase. It would be nice if they had a good manual showing all options and features. It was cumbersome to have to go to Youtube to get that information.

Great product from Bose. The sound is awesome and great. Good buy!

I believe the sound quality and noise cancellation technology that Bose has to offer is unmatched. Of course these perks come with a higher price tag, but it's totally worth it in my opinion. These are by far the best noise cancelling headphones I've used by Bose. - I love the "gestures" feature, which gives you access to volume control and lets you switch music wirelessly, through the headphones. - The multi-level noise cancelling option is also great. - The batter life is awesome. Lasted me during the whole flight to Asia, and then some. - I also love that if the battery dies, you can simply connect the aux cable and use the headphones as regular headphones. In other words, these headphones can still be used even when the battery runs out.

Great sound quality, I wish the handsfree sound control was more intuitive.

Great Headphones. Quality sound and noise cancellation works well too

These are great! I upgraded from the corded QC’s only to get away from the cord. I fly quite a bit and getting in and out of my seat could be a hassle with the cord. Great job by Bose, as usual.

Noise cancelling is excellent. Sound is good but calls are not perfect but just ok.

The headset sounds decent with music, the noise cancellation works well, and the headphones transfer between computers well. It’s phone call detection is wonky at best. I use a SIP phone at times and sometimes the headphones don’t ring but pick up the call, sometimes it disconnects from the computer or even sometimes turns off during the call. For those of you thinking you can use these with other voip applications like discord, good luck. They stop transmitting voice and when it detects a voice application in use, it disables all other sound. All in all, I think the Bluetooth system can be massively improved upon. Another minimal gripe is the fact that you have to have the Bose Music app to pair it with your phone.

They just have really great sound. I’m very pleased with them.

Only used them for a few days but I love them so far. I had a pair of quiet comfort 35’s that I wore so much the earmuffs wore out, I went to Best Buy to use my warranty, but they no longer had the 35’s, so I upgraded to these. They are very similar but with a few small upgrades. The battery life is great and the sound quality is always great with Bose.

These are used every day for home office. Highly recommend.

My experience after using both, Sony - WH-1000XM3 sounds better and has a more effective ANC. The huge "but" in the equation is bluetooth multipoint, Sony doesn't have it and the Bose 700 has a finicky but acceptable mulitpoint solution. If multipoint isn't a factor to you, hands down get the XM3's. All the reviews you've read are accurate. The Bose 700 sounds flat on the low end and almost too bright on the high end. The XM3's are amazing across frequencies. Sony's ANC wins out, just seems more powerful and does a much better job canceling out close proximity speaking. Call quality on the Sony set is meh at best and the Bose 700 sounds great to your call recipient and on MS Teams. Mulitpoint pushed me into the Bose 700, if Sony had a multipoint solution it would be the clear winner of the high end ANC headphones debate.