Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had them for two days and they started crackling sound all the time so I sent them back

I was blown away with the quality of sound and noise cancellation. Coming from a Bowers and Wilkins P5, I appreciated the significant improvement in comfort and noise canceling. Simply put, the sound quality is superb and absolutely worth the $350 price. Try them out and you will not be disappointed.

Ok, let me preface this. These headphones are amazing in almost every way. The sound quality is outstanding, the durability is insane for headphones, and I only have one complaint. My complaint is that your can't turn off ANC if you want it. Which also, the ANC is AMAZING. It cancels out an insane amount of sound and you really get in your own zone. And on a side note, when you are using these headphones to watch movies and youtube, there is absolutely no lag between the video and headphones. Also, these have to be the most comfortable headphones I have ever worn. The Alcantara headband feels premium and provides a soft plush texture that creates no stress on the head at all. Overall, there are an amazing pair of headphones all around, with almost no flaws. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for ANC Bluetooth headphones!

Qc35 by Bose the best Head phones I have ever used. I am proud of my choice, in past I have used all kinds of Head phones from Sony to Beats but these are special, very light, comfortable and excellent sound clarity. By the way Noise cancelling works.

I returned this. It stopped working on my flight between Tokyo and Detroit.

I used to love bose but after my last pair, I had a hard time deciding to try these. I picked up a pair to give them a shot and found that they are nice but not as good as my AirPods Max. The noise cancellation is just not as strong and the comfort is not where it needs to be for me. My first pair of these was back in 2017 and they were great. I used them on a flight instead of my Sony's to drown out the noise of the plane. They did not do as well so I went back to my Sony I tried that next year's release hoping they had gotten better. The sound was much clearer but the noise cancellation was still not as good. This lead me to pick up the AirPods Max and I fell in love. They have been wonderful. Anyways after almost a year with the Max, I saw that Bose put out a new pair. As someone who loves Bose and has their surround sound in my home, I wanted to give them a third try. They are wonderful sounding headphones the crisp clear sounds are fantastic but the noise cancellation still is not here for me. This is saying something because I am hard of hearing as my high-end hearing is almost gone. I had a friend return these for me after trying them. I can say if you are a user of headphones and just want crisp clean clear sound then these are for you.

Sound quality is amazing, didn't expect the amount of bass these bring too! Battery life is fantastic; I can listen several days in a row with one charge! I've been really happy with these so far and don't regret spending what these cost.

Bose is a name for great audio. Their style to place audio in tight spaces and make it sound great. Everything they do is about creating great sound with less space! I first came into contact with Bose with their Acoustimass system in the early 90s. I loved listening to Aaron Neville on those speakers. Songs like Louisana and Everyone plays the fool. My brother and I were audio enthusiasts and we love brands like Canton, Mcintosh, Energy, and Bowers and Wilkins. Bose had the special capability of doing more with less and they were copied but never duplicated. The Bose Car systems have gotten better and better and Nissan has some great Bose systems in the Maxima and Rogue. I was thrilled to be able to audition the new top of the line wireless headphones, Quietcomfort 35. This model is everything I wanted it to be. The bluetooth range is wonderful and the sound is warm and crisp. I really enjoy the Bose sound and its great that it is portable. The wireless integration is easy to do and I enjoyed the Bose sound on my computer and tablet through bluetooth. Jazz legends like Patti Austin shine on Bose headphones. I would suggest anyone who loves the Bose sound to get these headphones. The sound is good as the Quietcomfort 25. The noise cancellation works well because it blocks out ambient noises and televisions and allows me to live in the music.

Make sure you fully charge the headphones and listen to them via Bluetooth wireless capability in order to hear the true amazingness of these headphones. I put these things on and connected to my iPhone (fully charged and Bluetooth), then listened to entire music library. I enjoyed music like it was for the first time. I felt like I had to listen to all of the music I ever bought to enjoy it all over again. The sound quality of these headphones is unreal. No joke! You're not going to get the low bass of the Sony headphones (or Beats), but you're going to get beautiful ranges of sound that will make you rethink how important bass is alone. Not sure that makes sense, it's hard to explain in a review. Overall, these headphones are one of the best purchases I've made in a long time. If my house was about to go on fire and I had to save 5 of my favorite things that I own, these would be one of them... as crazy as that sounds.

A waste of money..you can still hear conversations in the background.

You can only use it if you use Bluetooth. We returned item.

Initially I felt that I already had the best headphones out there with the QC15. After my first airplane ride with the QC35 I will never look back. The sound quality and noise canceling in both headphones is top notch. However, being able to get up to let someone out or fiddle with your tray table and not worry about snagging the wire was so much more convenient in the ever shrinking space you have on a airplane. I had to replace the cord once on my QC15 because it got caught in the airplane seat. It was quite the relief to not wory about it. One small hitch on the connection to the iPad. When I turn on airplane mode it does turn off the bluetooth. I just got into the habit of airplane mode on, turn back on bluetooth. Hit button on headphones to reconnect to iPad.

Nose sells app data without our knowledge so I returned it

I'd recommend trying both of the above mentioned at the store first (if possible). I thought the QC35 had better noise-cancelling, sound great, and were $50 cheaper than the Sonys (at the time; now the Sonys are on sale). These don't have the 'ambient sound' and 'pause/play' feature the Sonys have, but it's kind of gimmicky anyway, and I wasn't overly impressed with it. I've read that the Sonys sound better than Bose when both are wired/powered down, but I haven't tried that myself. Battery life is fantastic. Bluetooth pairing is easy with good sound clarity. The Bose app is handy, because these can be paired with 2 devices simultaneously, whereas the Sony cannot. Comfort is great on both, so I'd call it a tie.

Flimsy power button broke only after a month of purchase.

Very well made. Comfortable to wear for easy listening. Really cancels out other noises well. Typical Bose quality sound - excellent. After 2 - 3 hours use, still has 100% battery left! Very nice indeed.

Just got these yesterday so this is a preliminary review. Over all the sound is good, they are super-comfortable, and I love the wireless ability (have the QC15's and love 'em but having to be wired is sometimes annoying). Active noise cancelling seems to work really well. Here are the issues: 1) Doesn't come w/it's own USB charger so you need a wall wort or connect them to a PC that's running. Would have been nice if it came w/a full charging solution at this price! 2) The included USB charging cable is very short - would really only work to connect to a laptop. For anything else you'll want a longer cable. Again, at this price shouldn't have to go buy more stuff to make it work. 3) When making a call, the mic picks up all the ambient noise and feeds it back through the headset. It's a bit disorienting and will take some getting used to. I was actually hearing my breathing, amplified through the headset! 4) Bluetooth is good but not perfect - I got some drops especially if I was more than ~20' from my phone. I have other headsets with better range. Over all the last two are why I marked it down.

Be alerted - although it is labeled as QC35, it is not the latest model on the market. There is a newer version released a few months ago, with dedicated button to turn off the noise cancellation function. The price of this one is cheaper, but the noise cancellation quality is the best on the market.

I've had Bose SoundLink headphones before and those were great...these QuietComfort 35 are awesome. The wireless feature works without a hitch. The sound is clear and great. In reality even though they are noise canceling headphones they don't cancel out every bit of noise, instead they are more like noise suppressing. Don't get me wrong I like that it cancels out most noise but you can still hear some. As a result the music, podcasts, phone calls, etc are amazing sounding. The price may scare some people off but truste the amazing sound is worth it. It also comes with a wire in case you haven't charged the headphones but still want to use them and comes with a neat case to store them in.

I never thought I would purchase wireless headphones for over $300. Let's face it, compressed digital music files lose subtleties you won't hear like from vinyl but the fact that all of my music listening is from digital files makes the Bose QuietComfort 35 a worthy purchase. It's very comfortable to wear and the sounds is well balanced for my taste. The bluetooth connection is fast. It's light weight. It comes with a carrying case. The noise cancellation does a good job blocking exterior noise allowing you to listen to music even at low levels. The sound is pleasant on my ears without being too harsh and much bass. I recommend giving the Bose a try. I'm glad I did.