Review on Black Bose QuietComfort 35 II Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Alexa Voice Control and Noise-Cancelling Technology by Hien Kent ᠌

I licked my lips for about a year and a half, but could not decide because of the price. As a result, I found a copy with a markdown due to damaged packaging and did not regret it. The main task is worked out by 200%. Even without the inclusion of active noise reduction, noise is cut off quite well. As a result, you almost never have to set the volume to maximum. Another thing is that the sound itself is rather pale, as if high and low frequencies are severely limited. I don't get that much pleasure from my favorite music. If we talk about what subjectively sounds in them without loss of brilliance - then these are films, lectures, audio books, classics. Brighter musical genres are perceived paler than we would like. However, it should be understood that in ordinary headphones that bring you ecstasy from listening to your favorite tracks, you will not hear anything at all, being somewhere in an airport, snoring compartment, subway, etc. And in Bose, silence, comfort and only what you turn on. It is now a thrill to fly on an airplane, even if there are noisy children nearby. As a result, they are worth their money, because nerves and comfort are much more expensive. And on the old android and on the new iPhone I connect without problems. Everything is pleasant to the touch. The case is what you need for travel, although in hand luggage it can eat up a lot of precious space. But without a case, it's dumb to carry. They look a little flimsy, all the time I'm afraid to accidentally break or that they will get caught in the rain. Of the small complaints - on the street, blowing wind, as well as a direct impact on the headphones (for example, when you move a rough finger in search of a button) cause an unpleasant noise, but this can be avoided. The buttons are inconvenient - for a couple of years of use I have not learned how to hit them blindly. The application is there, it's good, but there is little use for it. Switched the language to Japanese. Now it seems that every time I turn it on, they tell me something pleasant, as if I came to visit :) If I had a choice, I would take black. The silver model is aesthetically neither.