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

In general, the headphones are not bad, but for the subway and long flights they are generally ideal. Of course, the problems with the connection described above and the meager set are upsetting, but otherwise everything is on top! Different pros: 1. Convenience and quality. Headphones are made of high-quality plastic and metal, sit comfortably on the head, do not fall off. Navigation is also all right: three buttons on the right and a dedicated one on the left (can be configured for assistant / siri or noise reduction 2. Battery. I have had the headphones for two months already, and I charged them seven times with daily wear in the subway and on the street at -10, although I was upset by the lack of type-c 3. Sound. I will include the same point in the cons, since this has its drawbacks. The sound is really voluminous and deep, there are enough mediums, the volume is also, although after half an hour at maximum volume in the metro you want a little higher 4. Noise reduction. It really is the one that should be in headphones for 30k (I personally bought mine for this money, since I have a limited edition in blue, brought from the Netherlands). Works for all 100, though the first week I had to get used to it - there was a feeling of "Crush" on the ears, as if the pressure had jumped, at a high level nothing was heard at all, and for the first time a kind of shock can occur when you crawl out of quiet ears into a noisy world and you don’t understand at all how it was possible to achieve such a contrast in noise. Has cons: 1. Software and quality of work. Bowes has his own application for the axle and bucket, I say right away - it's terrible. The functionality is zero, in the application you can only turn on / off the noise reduction and get into the settings. No equalizer or anything, just a really nice settings app. Next on the quality of work. I warn all android owners, think a few times. I have a Samsung A8 + watch Gear C3. The problem is that with Android, the headphones work intermittently, the music often drops, the signal is lost. And it does not depend on temperature, distance from the phone, pure random. I already thought that I had a defective product, but the headphones are real (the fake just doesn’t work in the proprietary software, and the headphones themselves work fine with a friend’s iPhone. From which I can conclude that the ears are not very friendly with android, although this may depend on the phone . 2. Sound. Here I will not paint for a long time, there is not enough bottoms. In my Meise Flow for 7k, there is much more bass and it is much richer and cleaner. But this is already subjective, for some, the air subs is the ultimate dream. 3. Packing and kit. Headphones for ~ 25k are delivered in a cheap cardboard package (again, the same meizu flow is packed much better and richer for their money), the complete usb cable is generally a shame, these are usually put in a kit with cheap power banks and Chinese speakers, and this was put back to the first model