Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great noise canceling headphones that are great for voice calling.

Great earbuds. Features are as advertised. Can't beat the quality

Was not able to move further than 10 feet from the source without the stream cutting out. Any wall,door would block the signal including the refrigerator.

The sound sounds garbally when on a phone call and I don't like the neck bar. So it's not the best bose I've listened to

Perfect but not what I was looking for. I had to return the item.

This is amazing technology, Bose is way ahead of the competition.

I didn’t think the noise canceling worked at all. The quality of the product was fine, but expensive for minimal benefit to anything. I returned, ended up buying Powerbeats pro- which was a surprising good purchase AND I though the noise reducing earbuds worked better on them than the Bose product. I take 8 flights a week- Powerbeats Pro was the best purchase I’ve made in a while (and I was a reluctant fan/holdout).

I love it, but the battery doesn’t last long as LG does.

With the new trend set forth by one of the major mobile brand this year, we are start to seen devices with out the good old headphone jack, this consequently make my favored Bose QC headphones became less then practical, especially I don’t believe in the concept of adding a adapter in between the devices, so finding a Bluetooth headphone, become a task that just no longer that can be put a side. Thankfully, the wait wasn’t too long, Bose, my number one go to brand in audio equipment, started shipping out their version of Bluetooth wireless headphone, but after weeks of using either the over the ear or the in ear sport version headphones, I must say each has its pros and cons, especially the InEar sport headphone, sounds are just great, but not impressive, without the noise canceling functions on the headphone, I am just not getting the full audio enjoyment I would like to have, especially getting through the busy and noisy street of New York City. After months of waiting and annoyance using the adaptor, Bose has finally release their version of the InEar Noise Canceling headphones, my wait and frustration has finally comes to an end, and here are some of the highlight features the Bose QuietControl 30 Headphones has to offer. 1. Bluetooth wireless radio with Near Field communication. 2. Adjustable noise canceling. 3. Full immersive audio experience when the noise canceling level is set at max. 4. Excellent voice pickup while in use as a hands free head set. 5. Hours of comfortable light weight and stable in ear head phones wear design. Now, after a week long intensive use of this Bose QuietControl 30 headphones, as expected Bose once again raise the standard, when it comes to audio experience. First off if you are fan of the Bose you might notice the name change from the old Quiet and Comfortable headphone to the new Quiet and Control. Yes as the name implied, this headphone is very key on the idea of how much sound you like to hear from your environment, the adjustable range starts from letting in all the sound in your environment to the near no noise level, gives you the very isolated and immersive listening environment. In my experience, while I am enjoying this fully immersive audio experience, I hardly notice the noise made by that good old canister vacuum cleaner in operation, believe me those old vacuum cleaner they are not just loud, they are really loud, but on the other side, while I am traveling, I can easily dial down that noise canceling level, and be more aware of the traffic and my surroundings, including the train car announcement, and finally I found it especially useful at the airport, where I finally can hear lot more of the announcement while listening to my headphones, as long as I keep the volume at a moderate levels. In comparison the Bose QC30 with other Quiet Comfort headphones, the degree of noise canceling and audio fidelity are much better then any one the OnEar headphones design, plus it is much “comfortable” for long wear, since you are no longer placing the two bulky speaker-unit over the ears. Furthermore if you were to compare it with the InEar QC20 wired headphone, it is definitely give you the mobility, and not been tie down by the cord. Like I mention at the beginning of this review, if you are happen to be like me, got an mobile devices just no longer offering the standard headphone jack on the device, you will be really happy this headphone its Bluetooth ability. Speaking of Bluetooth, with its multiple devices connection capability, I found it very easy pairing it to my mobile device, even after repetitively turning it on and off, it always reconnect to it on the fly. The Bose QC30 with awesome audio experience, complete control of the noise canceling level, and a quick and easy Bluetooth connection, all of these great features, if there wasn’t a real smart apps manage it, we sure will have our hands full. Luckily Bose introduce the Bose Connect apps, which you can download for free from the Apple apps store or Goggle Play, it offers effortless control over all the functions the headphones has to offer, it even included a very intuitive noise canceling level adjustment interface and a power level indicator that shows you the amount of power remain on the headphone, heck it even bring up the default media players as soon as the mobile device is pair with the headphones, ready to play your favorite tune instantly. So the Bose QuietControl 30 are full of awesome features, what is not to love? I will say not many except the price and the look of the headphones, when it is comparing to other brands who offers the similar features, the price of QC30 are indeed on a bit of the high end, also wearing a big round black collar around my neck, I think it just plain ugly and awkward. Conclusion: The Bose QuietControl 30 does offers absolute the best in sound experience, immersive experience and controls, the in ear ear bud design are so comfortable and stay in place, you practically can wear it all day long with out any fatigue and finally the price is indeed slightly higher then competitors, but there are no brands out there can offer such complete features and audio experience like the Bose QuiteControl 30 has to offer.

love the headset, it was easy to Bluetooth connection.

The adjustable noise cancelation feature is far from being satisfactory. Therefore, in my opinion way overpriced.

Buy these. Trust me I would buy these again. Best product yet

I have no regrets in my purchase, the clarity is amazing!

I really enjoy using this. It is a little pricey but worth it

Bought these for the sound and noise canceling feature. Sound is great and clear with no distortion. Noise cancelling is negligible at best.

Sadly I did have to return this item , main reason this item won’t stay in place , while you keep moving goes around the neck it’s annoying .

Excellent product. Very good design. I recommend it.

THESE ARE BY FAR THE BEST HEADPHONES IVE EVER PURCHASED!!! :)

Awesome noise control. The quality is more than was ecpected.

These headphones are decent at best. After having the wired QC20's and the wireless QC35's I decided to try out the QC30's and was pretty much let down. The audio quality is fairly average and does not compare to the previously mentioned products. Another letdown is the collar that sits around the neck. it constantly slides around and never stays in one spot. There is also no place to store the earbuds when not in use so they are just dangling down and getting in the way.