Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sound quality is excellent but connectivity issues. Extremely frustrating.

Great sound very light. Fits very well,.,........

Excellent product I love the sound and the features

The noise cancellation is top notch, when they work properly. Countless pairing issues, they reset while using them frequently, if they aren’t seated in the case perfectly they won’t charge. Oh and the touch controls are just nonsense.

Unfortunately for me this does not live up to it's name or even the price. Listening to media is nice and loud, but talking on the phone it sounds low and people confirm it to be that way when I ask them. I'm almost to the point of returning them of they don't update these.

Comfortable and has good noise cancelation but they are often reconnecting to my phone when charging in the case. Also often exposure to loud noises will mess up the microphone and people won't hear u as good during calls. Already happened to the 2 pairs i got. Second pair started making popping sounds and stopped working after riding with my car windows down.

I liked almost everything about them. They sounded fabulous but they kept falling out of my ears. I returned and bought overear model.

Sounds great but the connectivity is not great. It connects and then disconnects and then not

It's better than previous earbuds. Little lighter a bit more secure in the ear. Great noise cancelling.

These ear buds do not have a very good reception range. With my old ear buds, I could put my phone in one location an do yard work all over my yard without loosing connection. With the Bose, if I get more than 20 to 30 feet away from my phone and bend over to pick something up, I loose connection. All other aspects of the Bose ear buds are good

Sound quality and everything is great just a little difficult to get connected up

they work great but it has a governor on the volume, sounds way low

These are top tier earbuds from Bose that are just shy of being the absolute best on the market. I still have them a 5/5 rating for their best-in-class ANC and stellar, adjustable, audio quality. But they are missing some aspects that would have taken them over the edge. I’ll get the negatives out of the way first. At this price point, there is no excuse for the case to not support Qi charging. That’s something that $100 earbuds support. Bose could have done better. Second, you can’t use these independently. The right earbud feeds the left and is the only one that can be used by itself. This isn’t 2010 anymore Bose, get with it. Bose has said a firmware update is in the works, but never buy tech based on future promises. I can live with those two negatives though. The fit of these earbuds are great. No skipping, they stay snuggly put and I can wear them for hours on end without issues. I have to take them out for charging before my ears get tired of them. The sound quality is also excellent. There’s a 3-band EQ you can adjust to make them sound how you want. I like the typical v-shaped curve so mine are tuned for that. The ANC of the QC earbuds II is better than anything on the market from Apple, Sony, B&O, M&D, B&W, Jabra, Samsung, Google, Soundcore, or any other company. Bose retook their top spot as ANC leaders. These even do a better job than the QC45 headphones. Bose also improved their audio awareness, these are almost as natural as the AirPods Pro 2 and better than every other pair of earbuds out there. Lastly, Bose improved the connectivity of these compared to the previous generation. I don’t know what happened, but the first gen were the worst earbuds I had ever used. They constantly skipped, disconnected, and experienced audio stuttering. Not these. I’ve used them in a crowded gym, at the beach, in a packed stadium, and in a big city. They do skip, but the same amount as the AirPods Pro 2 did with my iPhone 14 Pro Max. I’ll hear a small, audible skip about once every 2 weeks with these (I’ve heard 2 total), that’s a huge improvement from the hourly skipping I experienced with the first generation (even after exchanging them for different ones and pairing to different devices). Bose is onto something with three, they would have been perfect had they added those two missing aspects. These earbuds are for anyone that wants something smaller than the terrible first generation with the absolute best ANC you can buy, and solid sound quality.

Love these buds. They fit comfortably even for long plane flights. The noise cancelling is excellent and it is simple to switch modes to aware and music. I have so much more room in my carry-on now.

Randkm disconnects from work computer AND iOS devices. High expectations with below average cinnectibility.

One earphone stopped working after a week of use. The sound is good, but the bass is weak

They were a present so far she has had zero complaints and says she loves them I also have a pair and the are with me all the time and for me mine were the best money spent on a product

The name sorta says it all - QuietComfort earbuds are both comfortable, and the noise cancellation puts you in your own quieted world. Great earbuds

Ridiculous noise canceling, very good audio quality. I wish the app provided greater eq flexability. While most people might give a higher rating, I would reserve 5 stars for the Sony XM4’s due to greater battery life, wireless charging in the case, better app and superb sound quality. As far as noise canceling goes, holy crap! Bose really dialed it up. It would be a great choice for air travel and other noisy environments.

As usual, Bose sound quality is amazing. The issues are with the connectivity and noise cancellation. Continually having to reset/reconnect, then eventually quit working all together. The original (first generation) Bose QuietComfort Earbuds were the best!