Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazed at noise canceling capability, great battery life, comfortable after wearing for hours

I would choose no other headset after trying these on. This is actually my second pair I’ve purchased. Love it so much I had to get them for my husband. We travel a lot and use them all the time. Also use them when one wants to sleep and the other is up watching a movie.

This my first pair of noise cancellation headphones. I am very impressed with them. QuietComfort 35 made the 8 hour flight much more pleasant. I thought I would mostly use them for airplane flights but I find I use them everyday around the house. Wished I had bought them years ago.

Very comfortable with good sound. A little pricey, but I don't regret buying them. Not as flashy as Beats, but I believe they sound better.

I love these headphones. They're extremely light and comfortable, the sound quality is great wired and wireless, and the noise-cancelling is second to none. If you're someone who flies or commutes frequently I don't think you could do better than these. The contents of the box are pretty simple. You get the headphones, a nice a hard shell carrying case, a 3.5mm audio cable for wired listening, and a short Micro-USB cable for charging. The headphones themselves feel very lightweight, yet durable at the same time and the ear cups twist and fold into a nice compact space. There are 4 buttons on the headphones; volume up, volume down, the play/pause multi-function button, and the Google Assistant button. They all have a nice click feel and are raised and separated enough to make it easy to find without looking. The Google Assistant button is the new addition to the QC35 II - as far as I've read everything else about them is the same as original iteration of the QC35. Connection and setup was very simple with the Bose Connect app and it lets you control the noise cancellation, change a few settings, update the firmware, and name your headphones. Bose has a fun random name generator built into the app - hence my headphones are now named 'Deep Space Fine'. I had the opportunity to wear these on a 2 hour flight from Oregon to California. The noise cancelling along with the music and movies I was playing completely blocked out the sounds of the plane, including a crying baby. The sound is very clear and balanced with both movies and music - there's a good amount bass, but it doesn't overpower the rest of the sound. My experience with other noise-cancelling headphones has been that turning on the noise cancelling muddies the sound ever so slightly, but I can honestly say with these that I can't tell the difference. They remained comfortable for the entire flight as well and I never felt the need to take them off. The battery life is quoted at 20 hours and I did not see the battery level drop much at all in the 2 hours I had them on. I was intrigued by the Google Assistant button, which can also be reprogrammed to control the noise cancelling. Generally with most Bluetooth headphones you can use the play/pause button activate Siri or Google Assistant or whatever you have, so adding an extra button just for Google Assistant seemed a little redundant to me. I use an iPhone, but I prefer Google Assistant, so I was interested to see how it would work. You need to go into the Assistant app and link the headphones, but after that it's good to go. Holding the play/pause button for Siri, it usually takes a few seconds for Siri to activate via the Bluetooth connection, but the Google Assistant button is sort of like a walkie talkie where you hold the button down and speak your command. The response and acknowledgement is almost instant. They really do have Google Assistant onboard, but as I understand it pulls most of the data for its answers through your phone. Ironically, I couldn't use the Google Assistant on the headphones to listen to Google Play Music, but that could just be a limitation of iOS.

When you want to be in your own world and hear every minute detail of the music you should get these! - little tricky connecting with new Bluetooth devices, just keep switching the switch and it will remember different devices.

Took a while to connect to various sources. But works well with many different sources. Extremely good sound canceling. Fits over head very well.

Was surrounded by toddlers and crying babies on a cross-country flight. When wearing these and playing music I was in a beautiful, oblivious bubble. The noise canceling works well but loud noises do come through when you're not playing anything. But noise canceling plus music works great.

I bought both the Bose BC35 and the Sony 1000X Both sound unbelievable I spent hours going back and forth listening to all sorts of music, while sitting, standing, working outside, jogging, and travel by aircraft. Both are 5 stars... however... I do NOT need two nor is it financially feasible/wise. I returned the Sony. The Sony edged the Bose in sound accuracy - better bass, better mid range and crisper treble, by just a little bit. Sony, with its simple touch gestures and auto mute by cupping the ear piece is more advanced and convenient. Bose is more comfortable, lighter, made of perceivable better quality materials and simply disappeared when wearing them. They are equal in noise cancellation, to my ears... It came down to comfort for me. I can wear the Bose for hours on end and they feel natural. The Sony, though not painful, would be "present," it "felt" like I was wearing them and sort of irritated my ears, not badly, just not "invisible."

Ten year old BOSE Headphones finally died after years of faithful service. Initially bulked at the price of the BOSE QC35. Finally thought give them a try if I don't like can always return them. Well have had them for several weeks and I can say worth every penny. Totally!

I found myself in the headphone aisle while a person was seeking advice from a sales rep. Their on going banter became rather annoying, but thankfully I found these headphones, placed them on my head and found myself lost in the blissful silence. From that point I knew I had to buy them.

Bose does not disapoint with these headphones. I got them as early Christmas gift prior to traveling and i couldnt be happier. Easy to sync with smartphone which provides a great listening experience. Also, I do not like flying, so the noise cancellation was great on the plane as well.

I travel for work and I will tell you the Bose is a great investment for your peace of mind!

While the price is higher than most headphones, you do get a lot of noise cancelling, probably the best out there, and the sound is nice enough, the only problem with it is that the bass might be lower than what most other headphones give, but other than that it's an amazing headphone.

I purchased these headphones for my husband's birthday as he is a world traveler. They worked so excellent that he purchased a pair for our son. You definitely need them on planes today with all the chatter that goes on. High recommend them even though they are a little pricey.

These are the best wireless noise canceling headphones I tried bar none! I tried Beats, JBL, Sony and these. These QC35s are remarkable!!! With the others you can hear the slight hiss of the noise canceling technology, but these are absolutely silent when there are breaks in the music.

These headphones are incredible. Choose these If you are like me and choosing between the QC35s and the Beats. These fit over your head instead of squeezing it. The noise cancelling is far superior as well. Overall, the QC35s are tremendous sound producing machines and worth every penny.

These are the best headphones you can get. I have purchased Sennheiser bluetooth earbuds and Sennheiser bluetooth headphones and both were more expensive than the Bose product. This product outperforms both Sennheiser products.

Its super comfortable to wear. I use for continuously 4-5 hr at my work. Be aware its not compatible with XBOX one controller that has headphone jack built in. I initially thought the headphones were defected but got an email from bose customer support confirming the compatibility issue.

I have listened to many wireless headphones . This Bose model is still the best . Wired headphones tend to be better than wireless . These wireless headphones are right up there with the better wired headphones . As far as noise canceling , Bose is still the best in my opinion .