Customer Ratings & Reviews

These are by far the best noise cancellation headphones I've ever tried! Sure they are reeeeaaaallly expensive however if you use them a lot they are definitely worth it! I use these to study, bike, workout, travel and they are definitely holding up. They are quite durable and really comfortable. Sometimes after long uses it will hurt the top of my head but other than that they are worth it... Calling on them are even better than using your cell phone I've had so many compliments about my phone conversations and the clarity of them. (If you don't wanna read that I'll list the pros and cons) Pros: Lightweight Sturdy travel case Comfortable Easy setup Foldable for easier traveling You can change noise cancellation on the bose app on your phone Keeps a long charge Cons: Expensive At times hurts the top of your head Dosen't cancel all the noise unless you have music playing Makes your ears sweaty after long uses.

I’ve been looking for a good pair of headphones to use as I’m on my computer for 3 to 4 hours at a time. I tried two others at half the price but I had to take them back because they kept hurting my ears. This are very comfortable and can be use for long periods of time. I love the noise canceling feature it really makes a big difference in the sound quality. I highly recommend them I hope you pick up a pair.

This model is much more comfortable than previous models of the past. Excellent sound quality. This purchase was for an overseas flight and it lived up to its name. The engine drone is eliminated. You can still hear conversations of others, very faintly, but once you turn on music, it’s gone. I now find myself using the headphones around the house if my spouse is watching tv that I’d rather not hear.

This is my second pair of these headphones, I bought a set for my wife a month before, and they're amazing. Super comfortable because they're over the ear, so you can wear them for hours without pain or discomfort; the noise cancelling feature works beautifully, I work under an airport flight path and they almost completely block out the noise; the sound is ideal, even the bass, and they make everything come out crystal clear; the Bluetooth feature is great, no unwieldy cables, plus I can leave my computer or phone and walk across the room without losing signal; the microphone works great for both gaming and phone calls, and is integrated into the earphones so you don't even see it. The only downside is that they're pricey, but as we both use them for work there's always the option of writing them off as a business expense :). If you need top-of-the-line sound, reception, and functionality, this is what you're looking for.

I'm extremely impressed with these headphones, the sound quality is absolutely incredible and they're comfortable as well. I first used them on a plane flight, the noise canceling is better than I was expecting. There is no lag while watching video (a huge drawback with using some Bluetooth headphones). I was quite hesitant to spend this much money on a set of headphones, but I have no regrets.

The good, great sound lightweight excellent battery life, easy to pair, great to wear for long periods. The bad, these are rather pricey, and follow MAP pricing, never go on sale. Beats cost less, but the sound is only marginal. Go ahead, splurge, these are worth it!t

I tried a lot of headphones including the Beats studio before picking these. I find the sound to be simply amazing for the music I listen to which is everting from Jazz to Rock. The sound sucks you in and the noise cancellation allows you to simply focus on the music. Battery is great an lasts a long time which is great as he head phones are so light weight you forget your wearing them.

I purchased these headphones mainly for travel use...flights!! I've been on many long international flights with times of 12 hours or more and was tired of all the noise during the flights, from the drone of the jet engines to the annoying passengers!! Well, after some research I decided on the Bose headphones. A very good choice as they do an outstanding job of knocking out most of the sound! They are comfortable to wear and the battery life is more then enough for long haul flights. The noise reduction feature works great by itself and if you use the headphones to listen to the music or movies/in-flight entertainment, they work great. It turns the unbearable economy long haul flight into a much more pleasant experience. My only complaint? Why did I wait soooo long to make the purchase!!

I needed a replacement for my 2 year old Sync by 50 headphones which I left at a hotel. I really loved those headphones but was also ready to take the leap into both the wireless and noise cancelling era. After doing some research, I concluded that the QC35's were some of the best on the market based on consumer reviews. Unboxing was uneventful and the headphones themselves are very plain but clean to look at. When powering them on, you can hear the active noise cancelling feature kick in and I have to say, it does work very well. It easily synced to my iPhone, PC and AppleTV. The sound is clear and crisp. The battery life is very impressive - a few hours of use every day and only have to recharge them about once a week (and can probably get away with longer). They are lightweight, comfortable and easy to use. The reasons I'm only giving 3 stars: I'm an EDM and Hip Hop fan and while listening to my music at high volume, the bass is VERY noticeably weak and pops with static. For $350, I think the phones should have way better audio quality. Also, I've noticed that with very loud noises from your surrounding environment, let's say like the common Manhattan subway screech you'll hear on any typical subway ride through the city, the active noise cancellation won't keep up. It will turn the piercing loud noise into static over your music/podcast. In closing, I think that if you're a fan of low volume listening and fly often, these are definitely for you. For me, I need something with a little more pep.

So I bought these for my girlfriend because she was complaining about how there is a lot of distracting ambient noise at her office since her desk is right next to a window facing a popular park. Apparently, they have helped a lot since it's been months now and I no longer hear her bringing it up. At first, I didn't really get why she wanted them so badly or what made them so amazing but a couple weeks ago I tried them for the first time to watch a movie while she sleeping, and holy cow, the difference in sound quality is actually incredible. I usually only use cheap little earbuds when I'm on my laptop, or a Corsair gaming headset when I need a microphone, and I thought the sound quality from those was good. I mean, I could hear everything just fine, so what more could I ask for. A lot more, it turns out. With the Bose Noise Cancelling headphones, everything just sounded co crisp and clear, and I could make out all these little undertones that I hadn't noticed before. Plus, the noise cancelling feature is actually really impressive. Once I put the headphones on, I could hardly hear anything else besides the movie I was watching, which made for a much richer viewing experience. I'm not really an audiophile or anything, but having experienced what some of my favorite movies sound like with the Bose headphones, I find myself using them a lot more often than I would have imagined.

I had not had the Quiet Comfort headphones since the 15 series and the changes they have made are for the better. Probably the best thing I love about them is the built-in rechargeable battery and the incredible battery life! I was on a 4 hour plane trip and used the wireless headphones for most of it and they were only down to 90%. I didn't use them for about 5 days after that, re-powered them back on for the trip back and it was still 90%. The case is also very nice, along with the headphone jack adapter for planes. Sound quality and noise canceling ability is just what you expect if you've ever had Quiet Comfort headphones from the past and the soft leather padding keeps your ears from feeling sore when you wear them for long periods. I also like the voice talk back telling you when you're connected (to which device), disconnected and the battery life. Overall very much worth the money.

Have been using this headset for about a month and it works very very well, people come up to me in the gym and if they are talking I can't hear a word. I will have to remove the headset to hear what they are saying, The music I usually listen to from my iTunes library has improved quality, sounds I have never heard before and the words are clear. The ability to wirelessly pair with a computer, answer the Iphone while listening on the iPad and anything else that has bluetooth is fantastic. I wore it on an airline trip and it was a totally different experience, all that unwanted ambient noise is gone, and I wasn't nearly as worn out from the trip. The only downside is the price.

The Bose QuietComfort 35 headphones come with a faux-leather travel hardcase that includes an airplane-plug adaptor and a (male-to-male) stereo cord (with a micro connector) that can serve as a backup connection to a cellphone, tablet, or computer (if you should let the battery drain to 0%). You charge the headphones with a short (12-inch) USB cable (also included) that you connect to a laptop or desktop computer that is powered on. Headphone battery is rated for 20 hours, but it seems like it may last longer than that (your experience may vary.) Bose has an AnyConnect Application that is optional, but has very little functionality, so I don't really recommend it. These headphones will pair via Bluetooth to some network enabled devices such as most cellphones, tablets, and computers that run its own Operating System such as Android, Windows, Apple OS, Linux, etc. It will not pair to Bluetooth devices such as radios, stereos, (non-smart)TVs and such devices that can't run one of the OS's mentioned above. The sound quality is very good for most types of music, but you can't change the bass/treble frequency response unless you run an audio frequency app while using these headphones. The noise-reduction function works very well, and these headphones have their own volume adjustment buttons, so you can turn the volume way up to drown out all the sounds around you too. Lastly, they are comfortable to wear for long periods of time, as they do not grip your head too tightly. I would recommend these headphones to anyone who needs to have the wireless Bluetooth capabilities and doesn't mind paying around $350 to purchase them. I would give this product 4.5 stars, instead of a perfect 5 stars because I would have liked these headphones to pair with any Bluetooth-enabled radio or stereo that I currently own. Otherwise, these headphones are a joy to use on a regular basis.

I bought these on impulse in an airport after my 3rd long flight with screaming children onboard (I am not against children, I have one of my own, but sometimes ceaseless crying and periodic shrieking can become mind numbing). I couldn't take another mile under those conditions. Since then, I have been really really pleased not only with the noise canceling feature, but the Bluetooth was so effortless to connect to all of my electronics and the battery life is quite remarkable. I am so happy that I was desperate enough to take a chance on this purchase. I have had Boise headphones in the past but this model is an upgrade over my past headphones and I will never go back to wired technology.

The QuietComfort 35 by Bose is probably one of the best wireless noise-cancelling headphones to exist today. The battery life is amazing - if paired to one mobile device via Bluetooth, this pair can last more than 20 hours. When also paired to the Bose Connect app (available for both Android and iPhone), there are settings to adjust the noise-cancelling for windy environments, which is super useful in certain situations. The headphones can also be paired to two devices at once, meaning you can switch between audio sources if need be. It includes a 3.5mm headphone jack for wired connections (so you can still listen to music if the headphones are off/out of charge) which is a great feature. However, do note that it isn't an aux cord, as the end of the wire that connects to the headphones isn't 3.5mm, but rather a smaller 2.5mm jack.

Considered for over a year the next set of headphones. As a frequent business traveler, and owner of a set of Bose QC 15's, I debated if purchasing Bose was worth it again. Wife still loves my QC 15's. I could purchase any headset, so price isn't the issue. i wanted sound quality, build quality, performance on conference calls, and longevity of battery life. So far, The QC35's have proven themselves to be superior in all aspects. I have yet to test them on a conference call in a noisy environment and if they do that well, my 5 star rating stays. Having no cord and noise isolation like these is absolutely fantastic. Comfort is amazing, as one would expect. I'm 46 so its likely I'm not able to hear all the high frequencies the younger kids are, but for me, from Skillet to Journey to Vladimir Horowitz to my myriad of client calls, these things rock!!!!

I was unsure of which headphones to buy so I purchased both Bose QC 35 and dr. Dre studio 2 beats. After comparison, I decided to keep the QC35 for their amazing sound quality. These look amazing and are made of high quality material. They are light weight and easy to use. The sound quality is the best on the market and you can easily listen to music all day without distortion. They are not very loud, compared to others, but this is not a negative aspect. In fact, this allows users to listen to music all day without tiring. Pairing us super easy and you can pair both your phone and tablet or pc. Controls on the side of the device help for easy access to volume and phone control. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for high quality headphones, you won't be disappointed.

I really love these so far. I have had them for about a month and travel frequently. I use them on the airplane but have also found they work great at home. I purchased a Taotronics Bluetooth transmitter/receiver for $40 on Amazon and paired it so I can watch TV in silence when my daughter is sleeping too. My wife is also a fan. Using them with my phone is equally as good. Even in windy or noisy areas where the receiving person tends to get bombarded with background noise that the QC35 cancels the noise out for them too. Bluetooth pairing between multiple items, phone, computer, iPads is decent but can be a little wonky. The price tag was a little steep but I have found with all my Bose products that the support is great if I ever have a problem and they last a very long time. Again, the price is steep but in the end, I'm very happy with them.

If you want the best Bluetooth and noise cancelling headphones on the market than look no further. Extremely comfortable, sound great, long battery life, and they fold up nice in the included carrying case for travel. You will not be disappointed.

The Bose QC35 headphones are amazing, they last long wirelessly, they sound amazing, and you feel in your own world. These are very very light and comfortable, i would definitely recommend this to someone who loves music, and/or travels a lot.