Customer Ratings & Reviews

I took these back unopened so I can't review these fairly.

Thought will be a little bit louder, but it’s OK just thought cause it was boast. It’ll be different than the rest.

Sound is very subject, the way a company tunes their speaker changes the way it sounds very dramatically and everyone has a preference on what they like, and these Bose QuietComfort Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-the-Ear Headphones are no different. Their sound profile is definitely geared towards a main stream a bit higher bass and the mids and treble a bit recessed, its a great sound its a profile that can let you listen to several hours without feeling ear fatigue, and it is incredibly easy to listen for hours with a 27 hour battery life and incredibly comfortable and light headphones. These are the ultimate travel headphones, they have top notch ANC they are really light and they sound great. They feel fantastic when you put them on barely any weight and the materials are so lush and soft you almost don’t even feel them. Surprisingly these headphones take changing the custom eq pretty well. There is so much to like about these headphones everywhere I go there go in my bag, I love using them at work at the end of my day when I have to just go through paperwork and fill out documents I put them on throw on some music and get through my work with this wonderful sounds. Highly recommended

Sound quality is really good, but a little to heavy and bulky to wear for a long period of time, such as a flight.

Bose has continually been at the forefront of active noise cancellation and with this latest iteration of the QuietComfort headphones they have not been dethroned. To go along with this superior noise cancellation the slightly updated sound signature and additional features within the app definitely sets these headphones apart. Right out of the box the QuietComfort headphones appear similar to other Bose headphones as they feel well made and are extremely light. They are nearly identical in all physical features though this may be one of those if it isn`t broke don`t fix it scenarios as they are extremely comfortable. The USB-C charging port is great and the action button on one ear cup and minimal buttons on the other for volume/playback is the perfect mix without overwhelming the listener with buttons. Onto the actual performance though, these QuietComfort headphones have a nearly perfect balance and can be tweaked in the app to your preference though one thing to mention is that from the prior version the base does seem to be more pronounced. As I had previously mentioned, the noise cancelation is what really sets these apart and Bose has even improved in that facet with these. Within the app they now allow you to tweak the sensitivity of the noise cancellation as opposed to either on or off. Additionally, there is also a new "wind block" feature you can toggle which actually makes a difference when listening in windy environments. The other additional feature is with the action button you can now hear the current battery level or launch Spotify, which I do find myself using rather often. When discussing the actual use of the headphones I do have to mention battery life as these are advertised at 24 hours and they actually live up to that in my extended use. Overall, between the noise cancellation, sound quality, and app improvements you really can`t go wrong with these headphones. The design may be getting slightly stale, but the comfort and light weight are tough to improve upon in that respect. Thus, all of the positives of these headphones overwhelm the only knock one could have when it comes to design so for that very reason I would definitely recommend these to anyone in the market for a pair of over-ear headphones.

They are durable, but don't sound as good as previous models from Bose.

Using phone isnt real good. People cant hear me talking sometimes

Bose sound quality is declining. I’ve been purchasing Bose system since 1978 and it appears in my opinion the sound quality is declining tremendously.! no more Bose purchase for me

Good sound quality and decent noise cancelling but stopped working completely after 2 months

I’ve definitely had better quality headphones from Jbl and Sony, these don’t hold up in comparison at all and are no where worth the almost 300$. I got a “brand new-opened box” pair and wanted to see if they were better than my old Sonys. They started to act up at about a week into using them, glitchy sound connections, weird buzzing, and all around terrible noise cancelling. I wish I’d seen the short return window so I could get my money back. I can’t recommend these at all and likewise for any “Best Buy like new returns”

Headphones are great however they don't work on remote talking without a cord, kind of defeats the purpose or getting cordless headphones.

I loved them for the whole 2 months, then they started causing issues... I think it's an issue with Bluetooth, they just stop maling sound and sometimes interrupt sound, then I have to turn them off and on again for them to start working again. Ill try to use the manufacturer warranty and update the review...

Bose has an excellent reputation, so I was excited about these headphones. I wore them for the first time on a plane last night, and the noise cancel feature was minimal at best. The plane noise was still extremely loud, and I had to turn up my headphones almost all the way to hear my audio book. I've always had very good hearing, and my airpods block out much more. These are lovely to look at, but the function doesn't live up to the price or expectation.

Initially these were a great incremental improvement on the classic noise cancelling headphones. However, 2 months later and there are a lot of problems: audio drops frequently, or cracks up and stutters, then restarts. I tried to resolve this with Best Buy's chat service who first told me I could return them (the store told me no, you only have 2 weeks to return anything). The second person on chat told me I can get a repair FOR A PRICE. They are less than 3 months old. Terrible customer service.

Disliked the case, Audio didn’t have the greatest range. Returned for Sony Xm5

Got these after retiring my QC 35s, and I’m not impressed with these. Better off buying a pair of QC 35 or 45.

Best buy has gone down hill quick! Management is awful at my local store! Management and store employees could careless about customer service, they are hard to deal with and do not have any compassion! There is no communication between online and the actual store, so if you order online to pickup in the store, you better hope you dont have a problem with the order! Wouldn't be surprised if Best buy files for bankruptcy in the next 5 years!

Sound was great but wouldn't stay firm on my head during workouts. Returned...

Bose has delivered an exceptional product once again with the QuietComfort Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-the-Ear headphones. They come with a travel case, a USB C cable, and an audio cable with a built-in microphone. The setup process is incredibly straightforward, and the headphones work seamlessly straight out of the box. They pair easily with multiple devices and offer a multi-device connection for simultaneous use, making them very convenient. The headphones can be used without the app, though the accompanying Bose mobile application enhances the overall user experience and allows firmware updates. The headphones fit extremely well, seal nicely, and are still lightweight enough to allow listening sessions that last hours. They also have well-placed control buttons, although it may take some time to get used to the multi-function button on the right earcup since it controls various commands, but it quickly becomes intuitive. Using the Bose mobile application, you can customize the left button to open a selected app or perform a task. The build quality is superb, with high-quality plastic that feels solid and robust. Connection wise, you’ll find a USB-C plug for charging and a 3.5mm audio jack that allows for a hard-wired connection. The sound quality is crystal clear across all paired devices. Music wise, endless genres of tracks were played, and the headphones maintain Bose’s signature well-balanced, neutral tone. The call quality is truly impressive, with the mic and audio noise cancelling features working efficiently to reduce background noise and ensure your voice is heard clearly, even in noisy environments. The noise cancellation feature offers several sensitivity settings, with two primary modes - Quiet and Aware. Bose continues to lead the pack with their impressive active noise cancelling technology. The EQ settings are basic, but they are enough to offer a personalized audio experience. In summary, the Bose QuietComfort headphones are an excellent choice for those seeking a premium audio experience, requiring noise cancelling and multi-device connectivity. They effectively minimize moderate background noise, maintain a high-quality audio performance, and uphold voice clarity in noisy environments. Their premium price tag is justified by the superior quality they deliver. The Bose QuietComfort Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-the-Ear Headphones are a fantastic investment for anyone needing superior sound quality on the move.

After just 2 months of use, the Bluetooth mic sounded like I was underwater and the spund was static