Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent sound quality and noise cancellation, love the touch features

Great product overall! Amazing sound and user settings.

Amazing quality headphones these are perfect in every way

Bought it as a Christmas gift and based off the reviews giving it a thumbs up!

Great sound and noise cancellationtion. Would purchase again.

Great sound! Easy setup, looks great. Highly recommend.

I loved it a lot thank you Best Buy so much I will now enjoy these headphones

Its Bose, and its incredible. Best Buy shipped immediately upon release. Buy this!

İt has auto shutoff And great audio and noise canceling very comfortable on ears can wear it whole day

It is the best upgrade one could of asked for from the Gen 1 QC ultra.

My daughter loves them. Much better than her previous model.

I loved this Bose, they are perfect for focusing on studying

I’ve always use Bose products as it is proven and the sound quality is superb.

Got as gift my dad loves them. Sound amazing great bare and very comfy

Love these. I place them 2nd out of my two dozen headphones.

Good build, metal hinges beats Sony for me. Although Bose needs to get into hi res like Sony.

Got for a 18 hour plane ride. Block out all noise. Sounds amazing.

It works excellent I can’t live with out my headphones

As someone who was upgrading from the First gen. I'm actually disappointed in some ways how this is a downgrade. First off the ear cuffs were somehow more uncomfortable than the last model and I was starting to feel pain around the ear and in turn, was starting to get a headaches from wearing it, and what makes it even worst is that I bought 3rd party replacements for the ear cushions on the gen 1 and that gave me a better cushion than the new ones. And because I'm upgrading from the previous version, there is no one to justify paying again over 450 dollars for a worst version of headphones in terms of comfort. And the fact that the Gen 2 should not even be called gen 2, this a gen 1.5 upgrade that's somehow charging the price of a new version. Deeply disappointed this time around.

I've been a longtime owner of Bose QC35 headphones. While I've had several headphones since then, I keep coming back to the QC35 headphones for ease of use and steady performance. One of the things I just kind of lived with for a while now is the charging port of the Bose QC35 headphones. It's a Micro-USB connector where most of my modern devices are USB-C. It doesn't really affect my overall travel packing when I'm traveling with my family as I've got older Kindle tablets that require Micro-USB. But it's still a luxury that I'd like in new headphones. In comes the QuietComfort Ultra 2 Headphones. I haven't gotten Bose headphones since my QC35 headphones so this will be a decent jump. Taking it out of the box, the new QC Ultra 2 is about 30 grams heavier than the QC35. What strikes me off the bat is that the QC Ultra 2 has metal forks which is a welcome upgrade since I've had other branded headphones that broke after 1 year of use. I noticed that the QC Ultra 2 only has two buttons. A labeled Bluetooth button and a non-labeled button. After looking through the quick start guide, both of these buttons are multi-function. There is also an embossed bar that is a capacitive touch volume control. The other cup has my coveted USB-C charging port. The USB-C port also allows USB audio. It also has a headphone jack for connecting to older planes and other audio devices. I've had several Bose devices that work well with the Bose Connect App, but now these QC Ultra 2 Headphones utilize the Bose App. After connecting to the Bose App and then connecting to my PC, I found it very easy to switch Source from within the App or by pressing the Bluetooth button. However, the Bluetooth button is a multi-function button that also controls the Power On/Off. So it took a little trial and error to press and hold the button for the right amount of time to jump between switching sources, power or go into Bluetooth pairing. That's where another function tries to help. The On/Off is also controlled by placing the headphones on your head. Within 5 seconds of placing on your head, the headphones automatically turn on and I suspect similarly when you lay them down, they take about 5 seconds to turn off. This is where I like the QC35 with the physical on/off slider and when you push past the On detent, it switches the Bluetooth. The EQ in the app is somewhat disappointing. While the out of the box sound profile is great, I want more EQ channels than just the 3 (bass, mid, treble). Immersive Audio in the App is kinda fun. When you have it in Still mode, it sets the sound stage virtually in front of you, but as you turn your head, the sound is virtually stationary and you get more sound to the 'closer' ear and less sound to the 'farther' ear. While it's fun, I don't see myself using it very often. Noise Cancelling. Bose has always been very good with Noise Cancelling. Even with the QC35, white noise is tuned out very well. With the QC Ultra 2, they take it a step further and try to tune out sudden noises above the white noise for a more pleasant experience. I really enjoy this. Add to it, I've been reading comparisons of the QC Ultra 2 against the XM6 and they are neck and neck when it comes to Noise Cancelling. Audio performance. Despite only having the ability to EQ 3 channels in the app, I have to say, I really stuck with the out of the box settings. Bose starts you off in a really good place. I was listening for hours before I realized how much time had passed. If you don't mind getting used to multi-function buttons, these Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2 headphones are top notch contenders. They are light, have good battery life, provide solid ANC performance and are great on the ears.