Customer Ratings & Reviews

Picked these up for an upcoming international flight. They worked great and were very comfortable. I was also impressed with the battery life.

Everything is great, sound quality, battery life and comfort, until i get to the facts touch controls are no longer available

I was iffy about buying these headphones just bc there so pricey , but I got them anyways and the noise cancellation is amazing. I go to the gym & I can’t hear anything going on around me just my music. You can also adjust the bass & treble & stuff like that. If you’re in between these & other headphones I would definitely recommend getting these.

Excellent sound excellent noise cancelling. Decent battery life. Very comfortable

At least sixth set of Bose headphones I have had traveling through the years and third wireless QuietComfort. This set was bought for my wife in retirement and she loves them. Easy to connect, great sound, great quality

Best noise canceling headphones! I found them to be lightweight and comfortable.

They are as advertised// good noise reduction// yet full audio crisp and cleanand microphone works to spec!! Comfortable per hours of use too

Fantastic! I owned the 45 and loved them. When I purchased Comfort Ultra I was blown away. The Noise Cancelling is excellent. They are very comfortable and worth the price. I gave my husband the 45 and he love them too. Sometimes I forget they are on my head. I can hear birds and other creatures on movies.

I am one of these crazy people that spends too much money on gadgets including audio devices. When I bought these, I figured I would see improvement over the QuietComfort 45 and 700's but I did not expect much out of the immersive audio because other spatial audio versions from other top companies have not impressed me. The immersive audio sounds great with a very realistic recreation of live music. While using immersive audio the music still has "umph" with a rich, robust sound. The sound stage and instrument separation are close enough to top offerings from the likes of B&O and Sennheiser that when coupled with the rich sound and surprisingly useful immersive audio a combination is created the represents the best option available for music lovers. Two things I enjoy are great sound and apparently writing long grammatically correct sentences (see previous sentence). If you can afford the QuietComfort Ultras with little to no pain, get them.

I did a lot of shopping around for headphones before ultimately deciding on these. While they are more expensive than the alternatives, the sound quality is unparalleled. I love them. My only complaint is I have yet to discover if I can start/stop music and videos from the headset without taking them off. Otherwise flawless.

As someone deeply invested in the Apple ecosystem, I decided to try the Bose QC Ultra headphones, and the only reason I’ve kept them is their incredible sound quality. However, they come with their share of frustrations. When connected to wireless CarPlay, my phone seamlessly transfers what I was playing to the car speakers, which works well. The problem arises when I step out of the car. Once the headphones turn off and back on, they fail to pick up what I was previously listening to on my phone. This lack of continuity is frustrating, especially given the expectation of a smooth transition. Another annoyance is the overly sensitive wear detection—simply nodding or bending down makes the headphones think I’ve taken them off. Yet, at other times, they continue playing sounds even after I’ve taken them off, which is equally frustrating. Additionally, they don’t forward “Siri” or “Hey Siri” commands to my phone, which disrupts the hands-free experience I rely on with other devices in the Apple ecosystem. Despite these issues, I can’t deny how much I love the sound quality. If Bose could iron out these usability quirks, these headphones would be nearly perfect.

Nice well balanced sound with decent frequency response and snappy bass for a bluetooth headphone. Very good sound isolation and comfortable luxurious cups and headband. Highly recommended.

Got these for my wife who generally doesn't like to wear any type of headphones. She now wears them to the gym and around the house. I have 2 pair (including Ultra) and my son has a pair so that makes 4. I guess that means we like them. Sound is great and they are comfortable even on my gargantuan head. The physical controls could be easier to use but it's not a major issue.

Very comfortable and long lasting battery. I usually use them on a daily basis at work. I would recommend

Really nice sound and sooo comfortable. Love these!

Super comfortable and the noise cancelling is out of this world. I upgraded from the quiet comfort 35, they were about 4 years old and needed a refresh anyway, but I didn’t expect the jump in quality to be this good. Is it Grell hooked up to a quality tune amp? No. But that isn’t the audience. These are great for the intended purpose.

I had an older version of the Bose QuietComforts, and this is better in every way. The build quality is nice, and the audio quality is perfect for music and podcasts. I also like the feature where it pauses what you’re listening to if you move one of the cuffs off your ear or take them off. My only qualm is that the cable it comes with is way too short

So far so good. I love these headphones. Mostly use with my Samsung phone. Noise canceling is superb. Comfortable on my head for hours. Not as expensive as the Sonos but every bit as good with sound. No complaints with program since I only use with spotify and some podcasts.

Amazing. Rich bass, great noise cancellation. Comfortable

What BOSE calls "immersive audio" on the Quiet Comfort Ultra is superior to just about any other kind of spacial audio I've heard, Jabra's comes the closest in what I've heard from their newest earbuds (not headphones), but in my opinion, BOSE edges them out. These headphones are called "Quiet Comfort Ultra" for a reason: their exceptional noise-cancelling, their lightweight comfort, and their deep sound with lots of punch to it. I only wish the battery life were longer; however, with the quick-charge feature, you can get up to 3 hours of playtime from a quick charge.