Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love how comfortable these over the ear headphones are. I wear glasses and that’s a big deal for me, my comfort. The sound quality is great! The distinction of the noise cancellation on high vs off is nice and noticeable. I would buy these again!

We were interested in these headphones for the noise reduction and sound quality. More importantly, these are far more comfortable to wear for hours. If you seek great quality and a comfortable (not squeezing your brain tight) pair of headphones, you should consider these.

Couldn't be happier with the sound. I'm a frequent flyer and use these every time in the air. These headphones reduce background noise very well compared to other similar units. The sounds is what you would expect from bose and the batter has never died on me even after a long day of usage.

I purchased this as a Christmas gift for my daughter, but I own this exact model in different color scheme. A few great things that stand out are; Battery life and Noise cancelling abilities.she loves the color scheme. The only negative thing is that the white earmuffs can get dirty easy.

Great sound experience. A little trouble in getting it paired to the smart tv but no trouble on iPhone and iPad. So far the battery life has been excellent. Great to have the battery charge % announced when you turn them on. Very Pleased with my purchase so far after 6 weeks.

The BOSE Quiet Comfort wireless headphones are an amazing product. Their noise cancelling properties can turn a long and uncomfortable airline flight into a more tolerable event. I wish they would expand to use Siri! Top quality audio that is worth the price! The hold their charge for a long time. You will love them!

I really wanted to like Sony's competitor to the QC35 IIs but these were much more comfortable on my head and around my ears. The earcups allow for more room and therefore seemed much more comfortable to me. So far they seem to be holding up very well. Battery life it astonishing.

I have had Bose headphones for 10+ years, decided to go for the Wireless option. These sound better, lighter. I recommend Bose - QuietComfort 35 II Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones!

These headphones are the absolute best. I tried dre headphones, no comparison for sound ease to use with my apple products

I have bought Bose in the past but these blue tooth are amazing and so quiet perfect on the plane I did not hear anything

I rarely leave home without these headphones after checking out so many options online. BOSE has the best sound quality and I even sleep with them on often to block out unwanted noise. I also love the flexible ear cuffs that are very comfortable and stay cool!

I use this for 7-8 hours every Day and it is so comfortable and easy to carry that you do not even feel if you are wearing it . Clarity is uncomfortable. Noise less is useful when traveling , you sleep so peacefully . Very very great priduct

I wanted something comfortable and noise canceling. The sound quality is excellent for phone calls, music and watching shows. My only complaint is sometimes after a long term use, they are slightly uncomfortable on my ears but that’s probably just because I am wearing them for so long LOL.

I’ve been using them for quite some time and I’d say it was worth the purchase, the noise cancellation is pretty good when I’m outside traveling and the battery life on them are pretty good as well usually lasting a whole day or more.

The bass is thick and solid. Sound is crisp and clear. Once it connects the outside sound disappears. Tremendous product.

I’m very happy with my purchase! Sound quality is great and they’re very comfortable. I hear things in songs I’ve never noticed before. These headphones also drown out my annoying coworkers. With music at a moderate level the noise reduction completely blocks the sound of a Vitamix blender at full speed.

Bought these for my wife as a Birthday gift last year, and she really likes them! They are more comfortable than the other brand of a similar price I purchased for myself, and I really regret not buying these for myself as well. Bose sound and quality are top notch

We travel a lot - I would say literally 25% of the plane was wearing Bose Headphones. That itself speaks volumes -pun intended. Very comfortable, slightly bulky, comes with a sturdy carrying case and they stay charged for quite sometime. We never travel without these now.

Bose is always Bose... I bought 25 series, and now 35 series. Sount quality is excellent always, and now with wireless for almost 4 days for my full day office use. that is excellent. very good voice cancellation options.

I've been a fan of Bose since the first moment I tried them out (about 12 years ago). I've purchased numerous products from them, but my favorite product line is the QuietComfort (QC for short). I started with the QC2, then later on I upgraded to the QC3 with the built-in battery. After having some battery problems (because it was a proprietary battery/charger), I decided removable batteries were the way to go for me, so I switched to the QC15 headphones, which were amazing (and are still my favorite Bose headphones). But then my new phone didn't have a headphone jack and I kept misplacing the 3.5mm headphone adapter, so I decided it was time to cave and switch to some bluetooth headphones. Naturally, I thought of Bose's QuietComfort bluetooth headphones, the QC35 (which is what this review is about), so I went down to Best Buy and bought myself a pair. Upon opening them, I realized the QC35 was going to be a little different. Below are my notes: Pros: - Same design/form factor as older QuietComfort Around Ear headphones - Nice carrying case - The built-in microphone for making phone calls (and the Google Personal Assistant) is very clear for the person you are talking to Cons: - Heavier than older QuietComfort headsets I have used (QC2, QC3, QC15) - Tighter head band, which has a better grip, but hurt my skull and gave me headaches every time I wore them - The app allows you to connect to two bluetooth devices at a time, but I noticed that I would have to manually disconnect the one I didn't want to listen on. For example, if I was switching from Spotify (on my phone) to Spotify (on my computer), I would have the headphones connected to both my computer and phone (via bluetooth). But if I stopped the audio on the bluetooth connection it had been playing through (my phone) and then I start playing the audio on the new bluetooth connection (my computer), the headphones would stay silent until I opened the app and manually disconnected the phone, upon which the headphones would turn the volume to 100% and then start playing the music from my computer, thus startling me and probably damaging my ear drums in the process - Higher level of noise cancelling functionality hurt my ear drums (it was like a vacuum was being turned on in my head), which leads to my next complaint: - After turning the noise cancelling down to a lower level that didn't hurt my ears, the next time I turned on the headphones they default back to the highest level of noise cancelling, thus forcing me to change it EVERY SINGLE TIME I turned on the headphones (which was quite a few times throughout the day) - The Google Assistant functionality has a lot of potential, but when I asked it to play an album or playlist, it would only pull that page up on my phone, but wouldn't start playing it. Even when I asked it to "press play", it responded saying that it couldn't play the songs and I would have to manually press the play button. Now this doesn't seem like a big deal, since that's what I'm used to, but the whole point of the Google Personal Assistant is to be able to do everything with only voice commands Conclusion: As the review title says, I really wanted to like these headphones, but they are just not right for me. Even if the vast majority of the problems I encountered were just software glitches that they can fix in the future, I'm not willing to wait months/years for them to fix the problems when I am paying a premium price for what should be a premium product. In the end, I had these headphones for about two weeks before returning them. I gave them numerous tries and was continuously reminded that they were not going to work for me. In the end, I switched to Sony's comparable pair of headphones, the WH1000XM2. While the Sony bluetooth headphones also have some software problems, they are at least comfortable to wear and don't give me headaches, so they'll have to do.