Bose QuietComfort 35 II Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, Noise-Cancelling, with Alexa Voice Control - Black

Purchased as a gift for my college freshman son. Zoom meetings are his new form of education and the professor speaks low. Y son said these headphones are amazing. Comfortable and high quality. I’m

Have a box full of varouis different $25 to $75 versions of OTE Bluetooth headphones, each have OK listening quality, all have terrible microphone quality for phone call use, mushy sound or in a barrel response from listeners. Wish the iPhone app had an equalizer for listening to music. Should have purchased these in the beginning, now I have a box full of stuff I will probably never use

I use a Sony 1080 AV amp. After initial bluetooth pairing, the Bose were almost unintelligible. After going thru the logical troubleshooting, like checking sound quality with other devices (which sounded fine), I began looking for posts on the Sony specific problem. Lo and behold, on the Bose community site, others have posted the same issue of sound quality with Sony amps. Bose response to the issue is must be a Sony issue, call them. But my older Bose AE2W bluetooth headphones work perfectly with the Sony amp. Dont you just love it when something doesnt work and companies point fingers at each other? So in the end, these Bose are going back, and ordering some M3s.

Super confortable, great quality and build battery life is plenty for day to day travel and the noise cancelation on a plane is superb.

I had the Bose quiet comfort 15 for years. It was the best pair of headphones Ive ever owned, so when they recently started to crap out after years of heavy use I decided to replace them with the QC35II. I watched a few reviews of the QC35II to be sure, all of which expressed how clear and crisp the sound quality was, with only a few minor complaints compared to other higher-priced headphones. What could go wrong?

Causes Severe Ear Pain/Tinnitus I only used them for about 4 days I watched movies with them for a couple hours each time and my left ear is ringing and I have pressure and pain in my left ear the ringing has not stoped for five days now and I just made an appointment to see an ear doctor There’s something wrong with these Headphones I just read another reviewer saying the same exact thing happened to her. I would be very careful before I buy these headphones something is causing ear ringing when you use them.

I own a Bose QC2 NC Headset, purchased in 2004, and still use it today and love it. This is a huge testimonial to Bose Quality of a great product and genuine durability.

Work great!!! I bought these for my husband, for travel and for when he works at home. He was very impressed with the comfort and quiet when needed

Great sound. Feels nice on my head. Frustratingly, seems that there is no way to adjust the volume for any of your phones alerts that come through. They are REALLY loud. Like, almost painful and certainly surprising. If your headphones are set to volume 4 (arbitrary number as an example) and things go pop in your ears at volume 9, thats not good.

I was very disappointed with Bose with this product. Not only were the controls (physical) difficult to locate by touch and the greeting sounded odd (not like the QC35 II which sounded natural) but the headband was way to tight around your head. For the difference of price and for what you can buy the previous model, ie QC 35 II’s for my honest opinion is they are not worth paying the extra money for. I have long been a Bose consumer having bought many of their products such as 3 pairs of 901’s (model IX - model VIs), multiple headphones and sound systems, I was surprised that Bose marketed there as a vast improvement over their past headphones!