Customer Ratings & Reviews

if you turn the volume too high they sounds terrible

Love there easy cary on love there quality love the battery life ...only cons are that I wish the volume could be louder ...I wish that you could take off the active sound cancelling in order to hear your surundings if you wished to ...If you lay your head against the airplane window, car, bus etc it makes the sound be a bit airy. Somethimes the noice cancelling can be bother some because it makes a light pressure against your ears bur tbjs ks very minor .That is about it .This is a truly a headphone that changes the meaning of nice cancelling .Theu are the same price as tbe beats studio 3 so if you are trying to chose over them ....the bose wins by far .Loved beats but boss is simply better .

Bulky. Best for use at home. Not worth for the price.

dont work with sony tv and not very loud............

I bought these to replace a pair of first generation Bose Soundlink AE Bluetooth headphones. When I went into the store I debated between the AE2 and the QC35, but the second I put a pair of these on my reaction was "WOW!" and I knew that they were well worth the price difference -- and then some. While I had been considering trading up for some time and the combination of wireless, active noise cancellation and longer battery life were factors that had me leaning toward the QC35 before I walked in, using the two side-by-side is like night and day. Not only did the noise cancellation impress me (I have owned several pairs of noise canceling headphones over the years, but these far surpassed the ability of any I had ever used), but the fit and comfort was exponentially better than that of the Soundlinks, a feat I had previously thought not possible in the consumer market. I was already sold (after all these were by far the most comfortable headphones I had ever put on), but decided to try watching a video with them (the primary purpose for which I use them) and was absolutely stunned by the amazing audio quality. It is clear that Bose did not take a pair of Soundlinks, add noise cancellation and markup the price, but rather invented noise canceling consumer wireless headphones that rival the quality of professional wired headphones that cost more than ten times as much. They are incredibly durable, yet lightweight, do an amazing job of canceling outside noise and have truly amazing audio quality. I work in radio and have professional (wired) headphones that cost thousands of dollars and could only not detect a noticeable difference in audio quality without running the sound through a computer analysis. Given that the QC35s are not only significantly less expensive, but much lighter (and therefore more comfortable) and wireless I am impressed!

Worked great out of the box, set everything up and started to enjoy. Noise cancellation worked great but it was the first thing to stop functioning. Tried turning them on one morning and they refused to turn on. tried plugging them in and nothing, consulted FAQ for trouble shooting. This did nothing to solve my issue. After pressing the button multiple times over several minutes it finally decided to turn on. However now the noise cancelling feature did not work anymore no matter what i tried. returned them and got my money back. Not what i expected for $350 plus tax from Bose.

I was impressed with the product from the second I opened the box. Quick and easy to pair and fully compatible with iOS devices, android and other compatible bluetooth devices. They come with a very nice leather travel case and an airplane plug to hook up and listen to movies and such in the plane. They are noise canceling and the sound is like that I have never heard before, really fantastic. 20 hours from the battery before the need to recharge. They are a little expensive but I believe most would be very pleased with spending the bucks once you hear them

I had spent a while in checking out wireless, over the ear head phones and was disappointed that Bose chose not to make a noise cancelling wireless model. I decided to choose a Beats Studio Wireless model. Beats sound was good, comforts OK, but the advertised battery life was 12 hours in wireless. I could never get above 10 and the normal seemed 8 to 9 hours. Disappointed, I decided to return them and to my surprise, I returned them just as Bose released the QC35. So, rather than return, I exchanged the Beats for a Silver QC35. I have now used the Bose head phones for a couple of weeks, including travel across the country and I am impressed. Pros: Sound quality is more to my liking Noise cancellation excellent; on a plane without music, its remarkable how well they cancel the aircraft noise Feel lighter and more comfortable than Beats Studio Wireless; padding seems to help make them feel light compared to Beats Studio Folding seems odd, but works and is easier to pack & transport than Beats Have experienced 20+ hours between charge times for wireless use Cons: Sound volume less and requires a higher setting than Beats; wired, the sound level jumps and needs to be turned down No charger provided, only a USB cable Controls and on/off a bit small and not as well integrated as Beats Price - Currently about $100 more than Beats

Noise cancelling isolation and just plain peace without pressure are the words to describe these. The simplicity the ease the battery life makes these the ultimate headphones. I worked out with them used them for music computer watching videos have not traveled on airplane with these yet but i sure will in the future. For 350 it is a steep price to pay. But you do get your return on your dollar i promise. Now when it comes to sound quality its not superior than the Vmodas they do sound better than Beats by dre. The sound stage is not too narrow. The reason these stand out is because it feels its just you and the music nothing else. The V-Modas have great base and way better sound stage like hearing the strings on the guitar very clearly. But these have way better comfort. Yeah i love the silver grey color my favorite color because hey if you spent almost 400 on headphones you would want people to see. Other than that these last all day long. And these have way less pressure than the previous 2. I think Bose got the look perfect the wireless perfect and the comfort perfect as always.

Quiet. Comfortable. The QC35 is amazing. The best headphones I have ever had the pleasure of wearing. And they're wireless too? Amazing. Once you go QC35, you can't go back to anything else.

It is liberating to pair Bose's QuiteComfort 35 headphones to my Apple Watch and walk around the house without thinking that they are out of Bluetooth range. Also, the battery life is insane. It just doesn't want to die. Which is why I carry them everywhere I go in the included carrying case. It's also kind of cool how it includes wires, so I can connect them to devices physically, like a public computer that restricts access to the Bluetooth settings. Having active noise cancellation, Bluetooth connectivity, and having it so comfortable that I forget that I have them on after 3 hours. This is such a hard commodity to find in headphones at this price point or in headphones at all. Now I feel like I'm living in a truly wireless world. It also has its own app that allows you to save multiple devices to it so you don't have to pair them again. (You can only have up to two devices connected at the same time, in the app, you can select which of the devices that were paired previously you want to connect to.) Now that I have Bose, I can't go back to one of those. The link below will redirect you to Apple's App Store, and you can see screenshots of the app. Bose Connect by Bose Corporation https://appsto.re/us/nNhy-.i

I was excited to get hands on these headphones. They worked very well for the first six months. Great Sound Clarity. But , Stopped working after Six months. I am a normal user and I used it only during my flights to Asia.

The Bose QuietComfort® 35 II headphones continue the tradition of great quality and sound from Bose. The headphones are easy to pair with Bluetooth and NFC enabled devices. The sound quality from these comfortable headphones are what you would expect from Bose. Clear and crisp, the noise canceling drowns out any noise around you. I used these headphones on a long flight and they remained comfortable and allowed me to cancel out the noise around me (engine, others talking, etc). The included audio cable is a nice addition. The Google Assistant feature worked nicely, even on my iPhone. These headphones are the best.

Sound quality is great, but power button is defective. Remains on after turning off and will randomly power self on and connect to our Apple TV/drain it’s battery despite power switch set to off position.

I bought these headphones from my nearby Best Buy store today, and they are so incredible that I just had to write a review on them. Comfort: Incredibly comfortable. The noise cancellation technology may take a few minutes for your ears to get used to, but the headphones themselves are very cushioned and fit very well over the ears. The headphone band can definitely adjust itself to fit a variety of head sizes. Sound Quality: Wow. Incredible audio quality, especially for wireless headphones. The bass is very noticeable, and the noise cancellation makes the songs sound that much clearer. You are definitely buying the best in sound with these headphones. Noise Cancellation: As always, Bose leads the charge with their cutting-edge noise cancellation technology. Just power the headphones on and relax in awe as all surrounding noises are immediately removed. Even nearby conversations are incredibly difficult to hear unless they are talking very loudly. User-Friendliness/Other Stuff: Very easy to pair with any phone. The instructions are very simple, and the headphones themselves even has verbal instructions to help the pairing process. The battery life is very long, and the backup cable makes these headphones a must-have for any trip. Simple and quick charging via USB. Overall, these headphones are the greatest in the market right now. I know that they are a little on the expensive side, but I believe that they are a very worthy investment.

I purchased these after listening to them at Best Buy. I went there intending to buy some Sony headphones, since they were a bit less expensive, as well as having positive reviews. After sampling many different brands, I decided to buy these without hesitation. They were by far the best sounding headphones in the store. The difference between these and the other brands was very evident.The sound and connectivity surpass what I expected. Although they are pricey, they are certainly well worth the price. I haven't had any problems with the Bluetooth connection, which I was worried about before my purchase. I have a Samsung Galaxy 5s phone, as well as a Dell laptop. They paired with no problem whatsoever. The comfort of these is also incredible. I sleep with them on at night while listening to music, and I haven't experienced any pain or discomfort at all. The noise cancellation is also very good. They are padded very well around the ears and headband. I would recommend downloading the Bose Connect app on your smartphone, since you can easily update the firmware versions when they become available. I can't say enough good things about these headphones. They are worth the price, and superior to all others I've tried. Bose really makes a great product, and I would certainly buy them again.

Bought these headphones for a long plane ride. They are too big for my head. They kept sliding down and would sit below my ears which were not very comfortable. I returned them.

This Bose headphones are great and comfortable to wear anywhere. The inside padding is very comfortable for your ears. The noise cancellation it’s awesome, while the cristal sound of your music is outstanding. Great features like it folds to caring inside the protective case, noise cancellation, wireless, customize control with the app.

"The bass drum had kick, the bass was well-rounded, and it was easy to forget I was listening to a wireless pair of headphones. Only when I took a step to one side did I suddenly realize there was no wire connecting myself to my phone. I switched to Kraken by Three Trapped Tigers to test out the variable EQ that alters with the volume you choose to set the headphones to. According to a Dan Gauger, Bose's Senior Research Engineer, different listening volumes tend to be biased toward certain frequencies. "If you have a completely laboratory-accurate sound system, as you turn things down the bass is going to become softer. You lose sound. You lose response in low frequencies faster than mid frequencies, and a little in high frequencies." Bose's solution then is to boost the frequencies that suffer more from the volume being turned down. The result is a slightly surreal sensation and one that I might have to spend some more time with before fully passing judgement. You turn down the headphones expecting the sound to turn down uniformly across the spectrum, only to notice that the bass has subtly increased in volume relatively to the mids and trebles. As a result at lower volumes the bass seemed to take up more than its fair share of the mix. Of course it could have been the case that after having spent half an hour discussing the variable EQ with Gauger that I was listening out for this change that would otherwise be very subtle." http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/hi-fi-and-audio/headphones/bose-quietcomfort-35-1322715/review

Performs exactly as advertised. Worth the price! Highly recommended for anyone who needs to create a quiet zone for themselves!!