Customer Ratings & Reviews

I would recommend good sound I will tell a friend

Great Product! Have really enjoyed this purchase .

I’m by no means an audiophile but after listening to these, I was very disappointed with the sound quality, especially for a cheaper Apple AirPods Pro with better integral ability with your Apple device. I return these and got the AirPods instead and the AirPods do not disappoint.

Sound quality was not good and noise canceling was sub par

Bose has a pretty solid foot hold on noise cancelling wireless headphones and for good reason. The new QC45 represent the next iteration in the QC line and while not revolutionary are a nice evolutionary step forward for the brand. Pros: - Seemingly better built than the outgoing QC35 II - Slightly improved noise cancelling. On par with Sony's WH1000XM4. - Improved sound quality. Better balance with less bass push. Sounds more refined than its predecessor - Still super comfortable for long listening periods - Better battery life than the QC35 II - Improved call quality and new audio transparency mode to allow outside sounds to passthrough - Compact travel case and comes with supplied 2.5mm to 3.5mm cable for wired use Cons - A tad heavier than the QC35 II - Battery life still falls short of the Sony XM4 - Transparency mode could use some work. Audio sounds a tad muffled/quiet. Other - Bose Music app works well, but doesn't provide in really value aside from making sure the QC45 are up-to-date. Does offer music controls, but I really don't know why one would use this app for that purpose. Overall, the QC45 is a more refined and capable version of the QC35 II which itself was outstanding by most standards. Bose finds itself in an ever growing pool of competitors, but fends most off with a complete overall package. They are a traveler's best friend for a reason.

This is my second malfunction unit, the problem is the switch and the battery itself - one of them the battery doesn’t charge, so I returned and the replacement , while it was fully charged the switch can’t turn the headphone on. It is so frustrating. I don’t think they do any QC on their QC45 production! PUN INTENDED.

Bad pick for gym they slide off of head a lot. Would stick with beats

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The mic is awful on this unit there are no adjustments for it, not worth the price

Thought the noise cancellation would have been better. Comfort is ok. Not $300 ok. Pairing with multiple devices is a horrible experience. There are much better options out there for a lot less than these. My mistake was going for the brand rather than the value or quality. Too late to return so I'm stuck with them now. I'll have to make due.

Ear seam started to split so I returned them. The ears weren’t comfortable

Good but the Sony WH1000 was a bit better in the mids and was more balanced. At same price point.

cant connect with Window 7 via bluetooth, what is the point if can only work with the cable , and cable is way too short.

It’s good sound great not the best why canceling is Okay but the sound okay but not the best

Disappointed. I have other Bose products. Problem with the headphones, they have a high pitch squeal-not all the time- while wearing them and laying down. Tried everything to try and figure out cause. No luck. For how much they cost, this shouldn’t happen period. Returned them 2 days later. Would recommend, since this could have been isolated case. Star knock on sound only because of issue.

I have a latex allergy and although the headphones did allow no sound through it, it broke my ears out in a rash.

These didn’t work better then the 35. To me the 35 had better sound and noise cancellation.

Nice headphones.But keeps dropping bluetooth which is very much dissappointment paying 350 + dollars.

So straight away i wanted to say that these are so similar in style to the previous version the QC 35II that its tough to distinguish the physical difference. Two ways you can are the USB C port and the stamped bose logo, everything else is much the same. So first let's talk comfort. the QC range has always been really comfortable and these are no different. They are for me the most comfortable headphones I have worn. From the clamping pressure to the feel on-ear, Bose knows how to make comfortable cans. Noise cancelling is a step up this year and it rivals the competitors. joint class-leading in my opinion and blocks out all the right noise. Transparency mode also lets in enough audio without destroying your experince. Battery life is also improved enabling me to squeak a couple of extra hours out of them. When it comes to the listening experience im finding them to sound a lot like the QC 35ii so dont go expecting some major upgrade in audio tuning in these. The bass is subdued so if your looking for a full bass forward experience then these may not be for you. These do however shine in music with string instruments and clear vocals. everythig is pretty detailed like they were previously. No AptX or LDAC which is the same as previous version and thats a shame. I was hopijng for one or both to be inluded. Some of the flaws are that you can't listen while charging, why? i have no idea. Also, you have to have either ANC enabled or Transparency, you cantr turn them both off completely which is an annoyance. You cant listen to these as wired over USB C neither which baffles me. Overall much the same with some added features and better battery. If you are looking for some new improved audio then you wont find it here but these are now up to date with features and still stand tall with comfort

I had great Bose headphones for about 3 years. When they wore out I got these and they are terrible. They cut in and out constantly and the battery life is half my other pair. I have to charge them daily. Disappointed.