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Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is at the highest level, be sure to try it.

They were bought for work, so that in the conditions of the notorious modern open spaces one could somehow concentrate and not hear the constant conversations of others. And with this task they coped well. In total, the effect is achieved due to 3 components - passive isolation due to the snug fit of the ear cushions, active due to ANC, and some background music (monotone tracks or some sounds of nature are ideal). An average track volume level is enough, which will not strain and allow you to…

Pros
  • 1. Really good noise isolation (passive + active). At work (office, large noisy open space), we managed to achieve complete isolation from the conversations of neighbors. 2. Versatility (bluetooth or jack 3.5). It is convenient to use both with a phone and with a working laptop. 3. Good hard case included. 4. Quite light and comfortable, it is quite possible to sit in them for several hours and even all day.
Cons
  • I haven’t found any significant shortcomings yet, I’m just listing the points that, in my opinion, are more successfully implemented in other models: 1. Due to the fact that the model is foldable, the ear cups rotate and fold, there are concerns about the durability of these moving parts. Time will tell. 2. When connected via jack 3.5, the volume buttons on the headphones do not work 3. Noise canceling (ANC) does not want to work without connecting the headphones to anything (via bluetooth or jack). More precisely, it works, but at the same time, for some reason, it actively swears, without ceasing - "Searching for a bluetooth device, the device was not found, connect the device, etc." 4. The microphone is located on the ear, not taken out as a headset. Because of this, either you can hear me worse, or the surrounding sounds are heard too well. 5. The Bose mobile app for some reason hard refuses to work without access to the location, although this is not required for most functions. This, of course, is not a minus of this particular model, but the very policy of such coercion is unpleasant. Dear manufacturers, be more democratic)

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A valuable purchase, some advantages!

If you want wireless over-ear headphones with active noise cancellation, then be sure to check out this model. Comparing the Bose QC35II with the Sony WH-1000XM3, B&O Beoplay H9 and B&W PX, in the end I bought Bose in terms of consumer characteristics. Noise canceling is Sony's best, but Bose's is also at a high level. Appearance - at B & O, but they are inconvenient, and the workmanship is lame in some places (but not visible from afar). B&W style but heavy! Sound: Sony has no sound at all, in

Pros
  • 1. Perhaps the lightest and most comfortable headphones in this format/price range, with pleasant, delicate materials. 2. The sound in general color resembles the correct and noble, in my opinion - the best in this format / price range. 3. Good price now (July 2022 - bought for 18500r.) - apparently they are starting to drain the leftovers before the launch of the new model (Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 - will cost closer to 30000r.)
Cons
  • 1. Everything related to wired connection! The thin and flimsy cable that comes with the kit looks like a misunderstanding. And for a wired connection on the headphones, a Minijack 2.5mm is used, which makes replacing a standard cable an unpleasant task, because. there are either strongly Chinese cables of this format on sale, or you will have to use a normal Minijack 3.5mm cable + 3.5-> 2.5 adapter

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am amazed at how well the product is made, just magically!

The sound is a bomb, I listened a lot, there are no competitors for that kind of money. They fit very comfortably, especially if you don’t feel any discomfort for a long time, it’s very suitable for those who travel a lot. As for the sound quality, what can I say, I came to buy and from the first minutes I heard it as it is without distortion, though I listened through the player and in flac. I do not listen to Mp3, although I think it will also be on top. While listening to 2 weeks everything…

Pros
  • Very comfortable
Cons
  • I did not find it, the company speaks for itself.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Im amazed! It was definitely worth the money!

More than 3 months experience. Chose between QC 35-II and B&W PX. When listening in the store, I definitely leaned in favor of the PX, but after reading the reviews I chose the Bose QC-35II (do not read the reviews, go to the store and trust your feelings). They sit on the Bose head perfectly, but the internal ear space is not large and the ears are cramped. The sound is worse than that of the main competitors, but so far you have both headphones in your hands. As soon as you are alone with the

Pros
  • Convenient operation, google assistant, foldable (easy to carry), good sound, long working time, not including power, ability to listen through a wire, simultaneous operation with two devices.
Cons
  • The ears are cramped, there are sonic booms in the subway, the plastic of the case transmits the touch of fingers (unpleasant).

Revainrating 2 out of 5

I do not recommend spending my money on this.

I bought these headphones in May 2022. The headphones have become a true friend, very comfortable with excellent sound. I often used them as control monitoring, as I am engaged in sound engineering. Today, 10/20/2022, one ear broke. It turned out that the problem is standard for BOSE headphones - the winding in the speaker is frayed. Headphones are 2.5 years old, can not be changed under warranty. When contacting the BOSE service center, I was told that this case cannot be repaired, since the…

Pros
  • -sound; -design; -quality of materials; - soundproofing;
Cons
  • -reliability - the impossibility of repairing these headphones

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The right product for me, there were no problems.

There is no noise reduction option: "Remove all sounds including the mumbling neighbor on the left" voices are always heard and clearly. Looking for active noise canceling headphones. For metro or plane. Ideally, of course, I wanted to be able to just put it on and be in silence. But after listening to everything up to 30k, I didn’t find such a noise reduction, so in the end I chose according to the sound and recommendations. Headphones perfectly filter all background noise, leaving it…

Pros
  • Sound. I chose from 6 models just comparing the sound to my taste. These and Sony something-there XM3 sounded best of all. Soft. no pressure on the head at all. The mechanical keys are comfortable and large. Separated so that you can't mix it up. Noise canceling quality.
Cons
  • There are noise reduction bugs in the wind directly into the microphone (when it blows clearly from the side). The sound of the wind intensifies, you have to turn your head to remove the effect.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A nice option for the money, one of the best deals.

Headphones are worth their money. Yes, it's expensive, but I didn't regret spending a dime on them. In addition to listening to music and podcasts, I play them a lot. You can’t connect to PS4 via bluetooth, I had to buy a cable with a microphone from Bose on Amazon (it comes with a regular mini-jack cable). The sound is good, but I did not connect them to an expensive source. MP3s and game sound don't tell the whole story, but I'm sure the sound is fine. In general, I discovered Bose for myself

Pros
  • Very comfortable. They sit well on the head, do not press, you do not get tired of them. Quality materials. Assembled soundly, bend back and forth, inspire confidence. Noise suppression. I often put them on with just the noise reduction turned on, because it's easier to concentrate, well, or when I'm reading, for example. Hard case included. The earbuds fold up and take up little space. They hold a charge for a long time and charge quickly. Instantly interfaced with Apple technology. In winter, I go without a hat, and my ears are warm in them. There is a voice assistant, but I do not use it.
Cons
  • Ears sweat in the heat. You don't play sports with them. The control buttons are not that conveniently located.

The idea of ​​headphones with active noise cancellation was "sold" to me by an acquaintance with whom I flew next to me on an airplane. He put them on me (after turning off the noise canceler), and then he pressed a button on the phone, and I stopped hearing the engines. A week has passed since that flight :) First of all, I did not consider them as hi-fi headphones, I considered them as bluetooth headphones for noisy transport, such as an airplane, and with the hope that maybe the subway will…

Pros
  • 1. Ergonomics. They are very comfortable on the head! This is one of the important points 2. Noise reduction, because of which I bought 3. Very decent sound for a headset 4. Simultaneous connection to two devices 5. Good battery
Cons
  • 1. Bluetooth quality

Revainrating 5 out of 5

One of the best deals, glad I bought this.

In the late evenings I like to play the synthesizer, but after 23:00 my neighbors don't really like it, because I like to play loud and high. Didn't know how to find the right headphones. The characteristics are not very strong, but confused in the reviews. As a result, I carried the synthesizer with me, just to check it on the spot and not suffer from returns in case of something (although not every store had the opportunity to check in this way). These headphones won me over with their sound…

Pros
  • Noise isolation of the highest class, excellent detailing, soft ear pads, light and comfortable sitting on the head.
Cons
  • It is a pity that Jack is 3.5 . and not 6.35 . Bought separately.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best thing for the money, Im glad I chose this option.

Took on the action for 24000r. For such a price, I did not find an alternative. According to reviews, Sony XM3 cuts off mid and high frequencies better, but my task is to remove low ones. I live in a new building, the neighbors wait with a puncher during working hours. I want to isolate myself from the noise. At the same time, it is important that they are as light as possible, you need to reduce the load on the neck. In the maximum noise reduction mode without sound, there is some effect of…

Pros
  • Excellent low frequency noise isolation. The sound of doors opening is heard as a high-frequency click. The sound of hammer blow is muffled several times. The voice, if not focused, is not audible. Very light. Before that, there were wired Polk Audio Striker P1, I bought it, because. were the lightest. So these Bose turned out to be no heavier, although there are more brains and a battery. The bass is pretty good, but I'm not an audiophile. Metal can be listened to comfortably. I can say that the sound is better than in the Sony WS 623 (I listen only in the pool), AirPods (everyday street), well, no worse than in Polk. They sit comfortably. There was no desire to withdraw. It is very convenient to control with iphone. Similar in control to EarPods. Button control is a plus for me, because. tactile easier to find the button. Killer feature: when connecting to two devices, the sound comes from the device that plays it. It's like magic for me. Connected simultaneously to the iPhone and laptop on win10 - everything works perfectly. You can call through your ears, listen to music, and at the same time you can call from a laptop from Skype.
Cons
  • Not yet, as soon as I find it, I'll add it.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Wonderful quality, one hundred percent satisfied!

I am very satisfied with the purchase, I have never used expensive headphones before, but now I am sure that I don’t want others. Noise cancellation does not create perfect silence. Without music, a little pressure on the ears, with minimal music in the office, silence. In the subway, it dampens the sound of the train by about 70%. If you turn up the volume a little, you can't hear it anymore. A very strong wind certainly creates a hiss, but does not cause discomfort. The volume margin is…

Pros
  • Great sound. Quickly turn on and connect to the device. Charging is enough for a long time, about a week, while you are on the subway. Noise cancellation works well. I don’t want to take them off anymore, because. the hum of ventilation and computers in the office is very strong, I didn’t notice it before. Works well with google assistant. 2022 voice acting, when turned on, says how many percent are charged and when connected, it says to whom they are connected. The buttons are conveniently located. The cable jack is also very conveniently made, you can put on headphones and then insert the cable, you get right away Connect to android and laptop via bluetooth. The only thing on the laptop was to select the desired data transfer driver in the bluetooth settings. Talking on the phone has become much more pleasant. The audibility of the interlocutor is ideal even at the metro station. The interlocutors say I also became better heard than on the phone itself. They sit very comfortably on the head. Cheap headphones now cause discomfort.
Cons
  • A cable plug that 3.5 connects to the device when you connect it to a laptop, then it is difficult to pull it out. It is too smooth and fingers slide over the plug. With an incoming call, he calls the phone number by numbers, and not the name written on the phone, I don’t know if this applies to headphones or to the phone, all the same If you hang it around your neck, it puts pressure on your throat. You have to adjust the length to the full

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I really like the product, it fully meets my expectations.

Chose between Bosami with Sonya. Sony watched both 1000XM3 and 1000XM2. Say what you like, but Sony can not be compared with the Boss in terms of convenience and comfort on the head. Buttons, sound, controls, extras. features, design, etc. - these are things for an amateur, everyone has their own preferences and importance. But, in the end, having tuned and looked at them, they put the headphones on their heads, and then the Bosses give a hundred points ahead of any other (quite good) models…

Pros
  • Soundproofing even with noise canceling turned off by five. After switching on, it is as if you fall out of the world. All sounds fade. The sound itself is excellent, there are other Bose acoustics at home - I like it.
Cons
  • In complete silence, if you do not turn on the music, the noise canceler hisses a little audibly.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I didnt expect the quality to be so high.

not a big prehistory I use exactly a year, not every day, since the main AirPods device - I use them every day and they are always with me - in general, it’s practical and I usually drive in a car there the sound is a bomb mark Levinson 18 speakers That's why I rarely use Bose. the first time they gave me qc35 to use for 2 days and I was just euphoric from the sound, and then I bought them Bose qc35 time 1) these are trips on an airplane - it is incomparable there, sleep is one buzz just turn…

Pros
  • 1) noise reduction - based function 2) sound - it's good, but not perfect - add. function 3) Ergonomics control 4)design 5) autonomy 6)Can use 2 devices at the same time 7) a function in the program that allows you to connect another Bose device from one device 8) sit comfortably on the head, light, do not put pressure on the ears, almost do not feel them on the head
Cons
  • 1) Phone software 2) no equalizer 3) cable for wired connection jack 3.5mm does not have a microphone, but you can buy from qc25 for 1500original

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best thing for the money, Im glad I chose this option.

I wanted the best active noise canceling wireless headphones. Sony MDR-1000x - did not notice a difference in noise reduction. The sound of sleepyheads - I do not like. The bass is not what I want to hear. On the head sit bulky. Sennheiser Momentum Over-Ear Wireless - I did not like the sound at all frequencies. Noise canceling is noticeably weaker and hissing is slightly audible. On the head they sit not so comfortably and I did not like the design. Marshall Monitor Bluetooth - no noise…

Pros
  • - Incredibly comfortable - Great sound - Convenient control - Support for multiple devices - Best noise reduction
Cons
  • - Price

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I like everything, the price and quality are acceptable.

I think most people listen online. IMusic, etc. In this mode, the ears work at a percentage of 60 of their potential for sound quality. This is very frustrating. Downloading equalizers and trying to make friends with the same YaMusic will not work. A bunch of things have been tried. Therefore, I scan music through all sorts of streaming services, and pour the albums I like on my phone and enjoy. Because the only way to unleash the potential of your ears and enjoy the album is to run it on a…

Pros
  • Nice case with a pocket. You can store the wire and bluetooth adapter. High-quality materials of earphone parts. They sit comfortably on the head. Noise canceling is sufficient. There is nothing to compare with, but based on a unique experience, I note that everything is ok. It is especially fun to drive a car in them. It's like playing NFS. At the minimum volume, the music plays in detail. Bliss. But be careful! You lose your sense of reality. Especially in the evening + if there is fatigue.
Cons
  • There is no pressure on the ears, but with prolonged use (> 2 hours) in a warm room, I get hot. Want to take it off. Sometimes the sound is interrupted. This rarely happens, so it's not annoying. Programmatically does not remember the noise reduction mode when the headphones are turned off. I don’t use noise canceling at home, so every time you turn on your ears, you need to turn off the noise canceling. Useless app. The only benefit is to turn off the head assistant. All. The theme with the firmware is a different story. Enchanting disrespect from Bose. Fortunately, there is a working instruction on how to roll back to version 4.3.6, for example, if you upgraded on the first day of purchase. Just know that it is heaven and earth. It makes no sense to listen through the wire. Poor sound.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A really necessary purchase, Im glad I found this product.

Headphones are assembled very high quality, the materials are very good. Very comfortable, you can wear without taking off at least all day. I personally like the sound very much, I love it when the bass is “velvet”. Separately, about noise reduction, I did not think that they dampen the noise so much). I can't even hear my own voice when I'm talking loudly, or clapping my hands to test the noise cancellation. At first, it was very unusual, put on headphones and as if everything around ceased…

Pros
  • Like everything!
Cons
  • For me they don't exist!

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not everything is so bad, the average purchase in quality.

When I came to the store, I immediately asked the seller to let me listen to them (I had read reviews, like "divine sound, etc.) turned it on, put it on, listened . and immediately strained the moment that the sound was somehow restrained, well, not I can enjoy the music, of course, everyone has their own opinion about the sound, but it didn’t work for me (go to the store and listen to everything, just please treat all the electronics stands more carefully, I was horrified from the ears that I…

Pros
  • Good looking ears Shumadav
Cons
  • 1. Sound (I know, read the comment)) 2. Ears fogged up after 20 minutes of use 3. Build quality (twisted, turned, cracking like a 70 year old's knees)) 4. Quiet

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am delighted, the product is really worthy.

I replaced the old wired headphones with these headphones. There is a slight audio delay, but for watching most videos it is not critical. You can watch movies and TV shows very comfortably: there is no noticeable desynchronization of speech with lip movement. In dynamic games, the delay can already be critical, but in extreme cases, headphones can be connected via a wire. Headphones are omnivores, you can listen to music of different genres, since the sound is quite neutral. The bass is…

Pros
  • Sound, good volume, excellent noise reduction, comfortable to wear, quality materials and workmanship, hold a charge for a long time, charge quickly, convenient controls, automatically connects to the last two devices when turned on (but at one moment only one of these two devices can receive a signal ).
Cons
  • There is no auto-on function when putting on: you need to turn on / off the headphones with your hands using the switch on the right earpiece. You cannot charge and use the headphones at the same time. When connected by wire, you will not be able to use the microphone on the headphones. The application is rather modest. There is no equalizer or any other way to adjust the sound of the headphones through the application. When connected wirelessly, the headphones have two modes of operation: headphones and headset. In the headphones mode, the sound is reproduced with high quality, but the microphone does not work in this mode. In headset mode, the sound quality is the same as from a telephone handset, but the microphone works. Thus, we have a choice: to hear sound in high quality, but without a microphone, or to hear sound in low quality, but with a microphone. When connecting headphones to the phone, switching to headset mode occurs automatically, but on the computer you may need to get into the playback device settings and make the "Bose QC35 II Hands-Free AG Audio" device the default playback device.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Well done, but I wont buy any more.

I will describe the solution to the problem with a bang. Crack you can feel on different tracks, chaotically. the quality does not depend, the format is the same, the player is the same, and the sound source (tried on 6 phones from different manufacturers). The problem is in the 14 kHz band. Well, do not hold her ears. At maximum volume, they go crazy. With a wired connection, there are no problems, and through an amp. They yell but don't rattle. Also, if you don't want to bother with the…

Pros
  • And so, I am the owner of a bose quietcomfort 35 ii limited edition blue. I bought from the official store. I use 2 months. And so about the pros: 1) Noise reduction. These are my first noise canceling headphones. He works tolerably here as I understand it. Of course, you will not cut off all the sounds, but in the subway on 3 suppression modes I feel comfortable. Before the ate, there was some kind of feeling of pressure on the ears in silence. This feeling disappeared after the ate. Perhaps they added background noise at a frequency of some kind. In general, the noise reduction here is excellent. Compared with Sony wh-1000xm2. Well, stock is the same. But there are fewer settings, there is no adaptability. Here are 3 levels and that's it. But this is enough in my humble opinion. Without music, you can hear what the interlocutor is saying to you. 2) Comfortable to wear. Here everything is great. The head and ears do not get tired. I can wear 2-3 hours. Nothing sweats or burns. They are not felt on the head. Of course, they press on the neck. But that's all. 3) Assembly. While it is difficult to say on the quality of materials. At first glance, it's great. I don’t know how to paint, but there are complaints that they will start to rub off and the ear pads will crack. The appearance of my particular series is very cool. 4) Complete set. Don't give or take. for $400 you get ears, a case, a non-standard AUX type, and a jet charging cable. Here is a case plus explicit. Convenient and high quality. 5) Headphone control. Comfortable. From the word - very. Buttons where needed. Don't forget where to press. No sensors. Everything works as it should. The noise canceling button is exactly where it should be. Sound + - too. The power lever and bluetooth does not inspire confidence. But more on that below. That's all for the pluses.
Cons
  • Despite the declared famous company Bose, there is a fly in the ointment in all this. 1) Sound. He's weird here. No, he's not bad, but he's weird. It's enough. But roughly speaking, headphones for 3-5 thousand will play in the same way. There is bass, there is a clear beat (achieved by vacuum noise reduction). Medium - well, it seems like they are present. High in porridge. But if you are not a music lover, and do not want to hear Freddy's drool flying at the microphone, then this sound is for you. You can listen, you need to listen. And if you adjust the equalizer, then generally sweetie. But I wouldn't write this review if I didn't get a bug))) And so, be prepared that at the maximum volume on your phone and ears, you will get an electric crack in some tracks (Faradenza as an example). Yes. These ears hold the bass, there is no rattle, but on bluetooth you will get clicks and noise. It does not depend on the quality of the track. But there are two solutions. About them in the comments. 2) The case, if carried in a bag, will be covered with dents. Coated solution failed. 3) Complete AUX cable. Why 3.5 and 2.5 jacks? The wire is flimsy and thin. 4) Sometimes there is a creak when turning the head. The ear cymbals themselves and their connection creak. Rubs plastic. But it is not critical as for me. 5) Application. what is it for? Probably just an ate. It no longer carries a semantic load. However, it asks for location permission. 6) We managed to connect with Windows . The sound sucks. 7) When incoming calls, it says the number and not the name. Might be solved with an ate. 8) For 400 baches there are no codecs . 9) Headphone support is so-so . more on that below.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The purchase brought only positive emotions.

The buzz from the Bose QC35 II begins as soon as you get to know it, when you see the perfect design, take it in your hands, feel soft, light, flexible, reliable, stroke and feel the premium materials of the headband and ear pads, and then put it on and enjoy the most comfortable fit. These are such cozy "slippers" for my ears in terms of wearing comfort, ease of use, balanced implemented noise reduction / sound. They just don't want to take it off. Especially after the most oaky and heavy B&W…

Pros
  • The main thing for me personally: they are competently adapted for office work - they work great in conjunction with a pair of MacBook + iPhone (see comments). The quality of materials and assembly is perfect. Superbly sit on the head (you can even say "levitate"). Convenient carrying case included. Surprisingly good sound for Bluetooth (music) even without stray like Sony LDAC. Invariably normal sound quality when connected purely mechanically via the bundled cable (without turning on the processor). Noise reduction is almost imperceptible in terms of influence on music (at maximum, there is a little more bottom, on average the difference is softer and almost not felt), it is instantly switched by a separate button, very comfortable (does not put pressure on the psyche, there is no feeling of stuffy ears, discomfort from a sense of loss of orientation in space ), The control buttons are well located and more convenient than the touch panels (tapping and scratching with your finger in the Parrot Zik 2 and Sony wh-1000xm2 infuriated me when instead of adjusting the volume it jumped to the next track or pause, I don’t talk about gloves at all). Buy on ali new high-quality ear pads or headband for 300-400. - no problem. The Bose QC35 II isn't exactly about music. Audio is their additional function, implemented with the highest quality for the Bluetooth channel. In their origin from aviation and military headphones, they are primarily a tool for protecting hearing and the psyche, providing comfort in a noisy environment, getting rid of annoying monotonous noises in transport, the office, allowing you to enjoy silence and quiet background music at work or on many hours of air travel. Sometimes I don't even listen to music in public transport. I just turn it on and eat in silence. But the noise reduction in the mind lets in a few sounds in the middle range (sharp sounds, hissing of brakes, rustling of car tires, voices of people around, announcements in transport) are barely audible, which does not bother, but at the same time allows you to orient your brain in space and does not flatten from unaccustomed dead silence.
Cons
  • Micro USB charging. I would like Type-C already. Price. The same (not in 2022) are the latest Sony wh-1000xm3. For its niche of use, there are no more disadvantages. Audio maniacs can grumble at not enough crystal clear sound, compare with Bowers & Wilkins PX or Sony wh-1000xm3 but I repeat: this is not about FLAC / DSD / 24bit / 192022 Hz / Aptx-HD / LDAC and other things, for which there are other bundles player-headphones to clearly hear all the nuances of the sound track and the ideas of the sound engineer. If you want to listen to Hi Res music - buy a player + headphones of the appropriate level, for example, iBasso DX150 + Beyerdynamics DT770 Pro (excellent price / quality ratio), with which the same Sony wh-1000xm3 (even with their LDAC) did not lie around, because via Bluetooth it is purely technically impossible to fully transfer all these high-discharge kilohertz FLAC, DSD, etc. to headphones.