Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have had many over the ear headphones. The sound is clear, but lacking in the bass department. The Beats, and skull Candy are deeper. But, they are comparable to the Sony. I don't think there is a way to adjust the bass. They are the easiet headphones to connect. As soon as you turn them on, they will announce what device you are connected to and how much battery is left, which is nice. They are also comparable to the Sony when it comes to noice canceling. It does the job, cannot hear most things, but not perfect. I feel Beats do a better job at blocking out noise. They are very comfortable and fit my head the best out of all of them. I am a woman with a small head, so the Sony headphones were the biggest and would still sit high with space above my head at the smallest setting. Beats fit fairly well, but not as comfortable. I like that they are clearly marked with a big L and R inside each ear so there is no guessing how the go on. Battery life, meh. Its about 24hrs. Most others 48. Overall, rating 7.5 or 8 out of 10. I wanted the darker pink also, but not available. These show dirt a bit easier, but easy to wipe clean.

I’ve been using these headphones everyday since I’ve bought them. They are very comfortable on your head and sit nice on your neck. Great noise cancelling for the price and music sounds crissssppp. They’ve got decent battery life with fast charging. The only problem I’ve had is occasionally the audio will glitch for a second. Not a big deal but I can see how people would find it annoying. Overall, would definitely recommend!

I got these a couple months ago and I’m pretty satisfied with them. The sound quality and the noise canceling is great. I did notice while listening to music there will be random really short static, but it’s not often enough to be a deal breaker. Aware mode is new to me, but it’s okay. Battery life is great. I listen to music while sleeping and it only goes down by 10-20% by morning (8-10 hrs). They’re also pretty comfortable, even while sleeping. This is my first pair of headphones and I got them discounted. Idk how they compare to other headphones at a similar price, but I wouldn’t pay full price for these.

Great noise cancellation and sound quality. Definitely worth it. The only issue I’ve had is that after a while they cut out sometimes at certain frequencies. It’s not a huge problem though and the battery life is super long. Also very comfortable. I’ve had them for a little less then a year now.

Headphones have amazing noise cancellation while music is playing and a great battery life and are very comfortable, the sound quality is amazing as well, only reason I am reviewing as 4 stars is because the mic was not very clear when answering calls, you would have to toggle to wind block mode and even then other had difficulty hearing me clearly. If answering calls is not important then I would definitely recommend.

Overall I like these as headphones. They do a good job on noise cancelling with the option to hear sounds when necessary. I mainly bought the towel for travel but have used them for zoom calls as well. I would recommend them as a comfortable and quality set of headphones.

Overall the headphones are decent. I got them excellent refurbished. The only concern i have so far is a connectivity issues from time to time, but that was known before the purchase. If you can get them way below $200 price tag its a good purchase for the money.

I was able to find these headphones as open box for a nice discount. They are like new and sound great. Battery life is excellent. Listened to music for four hours and charge only dropped to 90%. App with EQ, etc. was easy to install and use.

I had a hard time to find something that fit my needs. This Bose headphones has everything you need. I usually use when I’m going to the gym and sometimes if I need some privacy at home. The only reason I gave 4 stars that volume meter could be little more higher. I like listen music very loud. Just my personal preference. Don’t get me wrong they loud enough! Come with comfortable case. Bose is Bose!!!

I got these because I needed noise canceling headphones. These are pretty good. I’ve noticed that if people are being loud I can hear them. I’d like complete noise cancellation!

The noise cancelling feature is quite good but still there is room for improvement. The headphones are comfy. I loved the color; I believe that was the main reason why I bought them more than anything else. The sound quality is good. I have enjoyed using them so far and I hope they last for a long period of time.

By far my favorite headphones. They get a lot of use and ive had no issue with them. Great sound.

Great sound ! Case is small and you can Fit It everywhere!

They are good headphone I did try the newest level up (I think they were like 400) I did they the newest version was a bit better but just not 400 dollars good but these are nice my wife loves them and uses them more often then I thought.

Love these headphones. Better than Beats and AirPods. Bought for my child but I think I am going to buy a pair for myself as well. Got on sale to 1/2 price and well worth the money.

great headphones also have a app that you can pair to and customize your headphones- great gift

I got the lavendar bose quiet comfort headphones and I absolutely love them.

Bose has always been known to make high-quality products that sound great, so I was extremely excited to try out the new QuietComfort Wireless Noise Cancelling headphones. While I have been impressed with the build quality, nice sound, and high tech features, there are just a few things that keep these from being a “perfect” set of headphones. The Bose QuietComfort headphones ship in a sleek box, and included along with the headphones are a hard-sided carrying case, a USB-C charging cable, a 2.5mm to 3.5mm audio cable with an inline microphone, as well as warranty information. Inside the package is a QR code that will send you to the Bose Music app that is used to control the settings on the headphones. Downloading was simple, and my headphones were paired in a matter of seconds after I had finished charging them up. The Bose Music app really comes in handy when using the QuietComfort headphones, as it allows for customization options that aren't accessible by any other means. I appreciated that you can easily switch from “Aware” mode, which pumps in the ambient sound around you, and “Quiet” mode, which is noise cancelling. You can also create a custom mode that blends the two, with a slider used to dial in how much noise cancelling you want (or none at all). Unfortunately, there is no option to just use the headphones in Bluetooth mode with neither Aware or Quiet turned off; one or the other (or a combo) must always be activated. I found that the sound while in Aware mode was actually not that intrusive when it came to amplifying the sounds happening in the outside world around me. Basically, it did not sound overly harsh or synthetic that I was being fed in the ambient noise by the headphones mic system. Noise cancelling is also very good on these headphones, probably the best I’ve ever heard. While the QuietComfort headphones use fancy technology to achieve these results, it helps that the headset cancels out a fair amount of noise just by putting them over your ears. With the noise cancelling off, I noticed that I already had a hard time hearing the people around me; once the noise cancelling is turned on, it’s very much as if you’re in your own private world. I haven’t had a chance to use these on an airplane, but I’d imagine they would be excellent at negating some of the annoying noises found on most flights. Now here’s where we get to my first problem with the Bose QuietComfort headphones. The seal around your ears that is responsible for that awesome reduction in ambient noise, is also something that I’ve found I can only tolerate for small amounts of time. The sense of pressure on my ears is so noticeable, that it reminds me of in-ear earbuds and why I have a very hard time wearing those types of headphones. I thought that maybe it was only when the Quiet mode was on, but this sensation was persistent throughout my testing, and occurred even when the headphones were turned off and being used with a cable. The first day I had these, I wore them for about a total of 5 hours, and tried to ignore the feeling in my ears. Over the course of that night and the next day, I had a headache and my ears felt like I had been listening to music at full blast. I recognize that this is something that affects everyone differently, and that some people likely won’t notice this at all. However, I thought I should mention it, in case someone (like me) is very sensitive to headphones that create a strong seal on their ears. The upside is that aside from that sensation (for me), these are some of the most comfortable headphones I’ve ever worn. The headband is soft and padded, and the super squishy earpads are large and completely go around your ears. The inside of the cups is also deep enough that I never noticed my ears touching the drivers or the sides of the cup. Each side is adjustable using sliders that extend plenty far enough for my big head, with room to spare. On to the sound. (For testing, I used an iPhone 13, a MacBook Pro, and an Xbox controller with a 3.5 mm headphone jack). The sound profile of these headphones is very different when in Bluetooth, versus playing with the included cable. On a Bluetooth connection, the sound slightly emphasizes the bass, and the mids and treble sound defined, and thankfully the highs are also not too harsh. What is strange, is that if you push the volume past about 70 percent, the bass starts to artificially roll off as you approach 100 percent. I imagine that this is done to lessen the chances of blowing out the speakers (?), but what's interesting is that when played with the audio cable (no Bluetooth), you can push the volume to the max and easily tell that these headphones can handle it, no problem. While I don't listen to things at full blast all the time, I like knowing that I can raise the volume, and every facet of the sound will follow along. The artificial bass cutoff with Bluetooth turned on is so noticeable, and I honestly have no idea why they implemented it. Additionally, the QuietComfort headphones get LOUD in Bluetooth mode, but once again, with the dimmed-down bass at the top of the volume range, I saw no reason to push it to 100 percent. Audio quality with the included cable is like a totally different headphone. When playing music with the cable, the QuietComforts sound incredibly neutral, with bass that borders on anemic at times. Thankfully, the actual tone of the sound range is great, with tons of detail in the mids and highs, with genres like rock, country, and classical sounding pretty amazing with the power off. I do wish that the bass was more pronounced, but it can show itself in some more bass-heavy tracks found in hip-hop and electronic music. Overall, the audio cable sound was impressive, even if I wish there was just a touch more bass. As for the cable, this is definitely a weak point of the Bose QuietComfort headphones. While it has a mic (that works fine for phone calls), it is incredibly thin and flimsy feeling. Additionally, I didn’t measure it but it barely made the length from my headphones to my side pants pocket where my phone was. It also does not have any inline controls, so you cannot change the volume, answer calls, press play/skip, etc. This feels like the absolute bare minimum Bose could have included with these headphones, and almost urges you to use them in Bluetooth mode. Other things I didn't cover: -There are buttons on the headphones, for volume and controlling tracks/answering phone calls. These can’t be used when running the headphones via the cable (I tried). -There is another button used to switch between modes, or tell you the battery life (via a voice in the headset). -Battery life is rated at about 24 hours per charge, and I believe it. I haven’t timed exactly how long I’ve been using these in Bluetooth, but the charge lasts a very long time. -Cable charging is done with USB-C, so that is a plus! Although the included cable is so short I’m not sure how useful it is. -The Bose Music app lets you adjust the EQ of the headphones, which is nice, though I’m not much on using EQs on my phone to begin with. -Build quality is great, these headphones feel sturdy enough to hold up for the long haul, and all of the materials used feel great in the hand. Overall, I believe that Bose has created a great set of noise-cancelling headphones, with only a few downsides. I do think Bose could make improvements when it comes to being able to use Bluetooth without Quiet or Aware mode; no artificial bass cutoff in Bluetooth mode; and a better audio cable. If you’re looking for exceptional noise cancelling with good sound quality, and don’t mind the few issues I noted, the Bose QuietComfort Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-the-Ear Headphones should definitely be on the top of your list!

Good overall. The material does feel flimsy but maybe its by design. The airplane is customizable but overall it lets too much noise in.

As someone who doesn't use headphones every single day, the battery life has been impressive. I only find myself reaching for the charger about once a month. The standout feature for me is the seamless switching between my phone and laptop; it’s completely hassle-free. The noise cancellation is legendary for a reason, easily blocking out background hums. They are also incredibly lightweight with a perfect fit, making them comfortable for hours. If you want high-quality sound without a complicated setup, these are worth every penny.