Customer Ratings & Reviews

only had them for a few hours but so far so good will be following up in about 2 to 4 weeks sound quality is top notch the design is sturdy the call microphones are in a league of there own the noise cancelation wow! I narrowed my choices down to these 700 or the sony wh10000 but I chose these in the end but however you want to rank them these are clearly the best noise cancelation over ear headphones on the planet

Perfect wireless headphones. It's helpful to have these for travel especially when earbuds can easily fall out if you fall asleep on the plane. Had these on a 14 hour flight and the battery life lasted beyond the flight. They definitely keep all necessary sound contained with great quality.

Love how convenient and integrative they are. Noise canceling is very good, keep in mind they won’t have the same noise canceling as in ear like Apple AirPods, but they do the best I’ve seen. Long lasting battery (for me-who uses it on the go, and for one to two hour breaks).

I grew up listening to Bose. However, my friend told me to get the Sony Noise Canceling headphones in lieu of this one. However, when I tried wearing this, it felt so comfortable, when I played music, it's as clear as what I was looking for a headset. I tried recording video also and the sound reception of its mics is so good. One consideration for Sony before was the customizable equalizer. However, the recent software update for the Bose headphones brings the equalizer to the app. So, I went Bose all the way.

These are pretty comfortable. Sound is crisp. I work in a loud shop so the noise canceling feature is fantastic! Also love the touch controls.

Great sound - a little better quality then the QC-35's. The main selling point is the complete redesign. Integrating the tri-port architecture is so much more comfortable than the QC-20 and 35's. I previously had a pair of the non-cancelling triport around-ear headphones and they were the most comfortable that I had ever worn. With the 700's I get the great noise cancelling feature along with pure comfort. Absolutely love them.

After owning the Bose QC35 Bluetooth headset for roughly 4 years I decided to sell them and move on to a newer headset. My QC35's were basically perfect 4 years later with exception to the worn ear pads which is typical for any headphone. I did a lot shopping around and decided to go with bose again, I'm not brand loyal when it comes to headphones I just wanted something that would work well with making calls using a ios device along with skype for business which is the platform we use at my work. I thought this was the perfect headset, for about the first month there were 0 issues but after then I noticed static coming from the right ear after a firmware update performed by the bose app. The problem was sporadic up until 3 months in. I left my headphones in the case in my bag over the holiday and returned to work the following Monday to complete static in the right ear when noise isolation is turned on. I looked into ways to find how to factory reset the $400 device but came up empty-handed after being told by bose that there is not technically a reset to factory option on these headphones. I was left with no choice but to RMA the device and I am now without my headset for work which I use all day long every day for phone calls. Bose was good about replacing them but they are not the amazon of returns and do not have quick processing times, unfortunately. Other issues I've had with the headphones is connection issues with switching between devices, there is not a physical switch to swap connections unlike the QC35's and it must be done through the app, bose's excuse was the headphones were supposed to auto-negotiate when devices are playing audio and switch automatically but that is not the actual use case. Typically it would wind up dropping a device completely and reconnecting it. I cannot say that these are horrible but for the price, I paid I would expect a lot better of a product compared to their previous model which I regret leaving now. Great design but a horrible device.

Utilize these every night during my before bed reading/wind down and they are absolutely perfect. Noise cancellation is great, ear cups are big enough for my ears and i can comfortably wear them for hours. Battery life is awesome and they charge realtively quickly. They also hold their standby charge for a long time between uses.

The sound is incredibly crisp, they're comfortable, the battery last forever, and I can have them loud and it's not overwhelming.

I believe this is my first Bose purchase. I always avoided thinking it was a lot of hype. But when I decided I wanted some new over the year noise cancelling headphones all of the reviews picked the Bose 700 as the best so I took the plunge. I must say they did not disappoint. The sound quality is really good, the noise cancelling is very good and they are very comfortable even when I'm wearing my glasses.

My all time favorite headphones, zero complaints, these are my daily headphones and absolutely love them! Sleek, Comfortable, and Sounds Amazing! Battery life is also very good too, if you have a choice between this headset and another, trust me these are never going to be a bad choice!

My favorite headphones so far. I am by no means an audiophile or anything like that. I'm just picky. I tried the Sony M4's and the pressure they created around my ears was unbearable after a bit. Bose does not have that problem. Sound quality is great. The app is much better than Sony's as well. Battery life is amazing so far.

Great sound. Comfortable headset. Works well with Teams. Noise canceling very effective. Long battery life.

Excellent sound quality and interface. Sleek design and holds a long charge. Cheaper than the Sony WHM and very well made.

The Cancelling Headphones 700 are simply amazing technology. What stands them apart from all other headphones is the incredible microphone tech. When coupled with the noise cancellation I am able to manage focusing on phone calls whether there is noise from wind, kids, or a passing bus. Also, from an audio perspective the headphones provide great neutral sound. When paired with good audio sources they sound super. Last thing... the battery life is superb. Bose hit this out of the park.

I had the Bose Soundlink 2 and after two years I felt that it was time for a change. Did my research and decided to give the Sony wh1000xm3 a chance. A week later came back to the store to exchange them for the Bose 700. The comfort, ease of use and app are great, sound quality is awesome (a bit less that the Sony) but what stands out is the environment noise cancelling. You can have clear conversations on both sides. Also, the touch control is another plus (will see how it performs during winter while wearing gloves).

I've used a bunch of different bluetooth headphones, including the QC35 and B&W PX - the 700s are my favorite of the bunch. I think the QC35s are slightly more comfortable, but not much. The 700s feel great, the NC is fantastic - especially being able to control the level. I do wish they folded up better/smaller, like the QC35s -- but then again, i've had massive issues with the hinge screw falling out on the QC35. Sound quality is a small improvement from the QC35s. Overall, i'm happy with the upgrade.

It is an amazing headphone with unparalleled noise cancelling feature that is adjustable if I may add. With a modern sexy look that shouts sophistication and grace with every angle. A worth it investment whether you use it for gaming, listening to music, business phone calls or just to cancel out the noise around you to study or to meditate.

I purchased them at the beginning of the month for my trip to Hawaii the following week. So, I could use them on the plane still since it’s almost 6 hr flight. The sound quality is amazing you hear everything so Clear and have different levels of sound cancelation. It’s almost real comfortable on your ears for a long period of time and you can’t hear anything around you. Yes, the price is what probably keeps people back from buying but it’s worth it. Bose has always made good sound quality products.

Everyone has an opinion about Bose. Most of them are based on internet myths. The sound quality is plenty adequate for anything compressed by mp3. If you are hearing limitations, check that first. In fact, give these a listen on uncompressed music, and you will find them noticeably better than many others. Yes, you can get headphones for $20. If you can't tell the difference between those and these, I am sorry for your hearing loss, but happy for all the money you are saving. Compared side by side with similar headphones (wireless bluetooth rechargeable noise cancelling at about this price point), these sounded at least as good as the competition for movies and music. BUT. Nobody does noise canceling like Bose. Try them in a store (when safe to do so). Try them on an airplane. Try them at the office for a virtual meeting. I haven't found anything at any price available for consumers that is close to this good. To be fair, I haven't tried those new Apple AirPods Pro Max, but so far, I haven't found anything close. I recently used them in a manufacturing environment to help workers get through a virtual training class (again, with safety measures). Everyone was amazed at how well they worked in that loud environment. If you want over the ear headphones, you owe it to yourself to check these out.