Testseek.com have collected 217 expert reviews of the Bose QuietComfort QC 35 and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Bose QuietComfort QC 35.
June 2016
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The editors liked
Overall build quality is substantial and comfortable
Noise Cancelling is the best I've personally used
Supreme noise canceling
All-day comfort
20-hour battery life
Corded mode for takeoff and landing
Luxuriously comfy over-ear design
Excellent battery life
Dynamic pairing between two devices
Signature active noise-canceling
Superior noise elimination
Lightweight
Ease of use
Excellent active noise cancellation
Comfortable to wear for long listening sessions
Long battery life
Protective case
Pass-through cable
And airline adapter included
Best noise cancellation on the market
Balanced and powerful audio
Can function wired or wireless
Compact and lightweight design
Very comfortable
Clear and crisp audio
Comes with an airplane adaptor
Good battery life
Active noise-canceling
Excellent noise cancellation
Great Bluetooth streaming
Can work in wired or wireless mode
My new favorite travel headphone. Battery life exceeds the quoted 20 hours. Comfortable and unobtrusive overear fit. Noisecanceling tech is the best in the biz. Premium construction
Anodized aluminum covers and synthetic protein leather cushions on the e
Comfortable
Excellent ANC
Strong connection
The Bose QuietComfort 35 combines top-of-the-line active-noise canceling with wireless Bluetooth operation in an extra-comfortable
Fold-up design. The sound is excellent for Bluetooth
And it doubles as a great headset for phone calls. Works in wired mod
Fantastic noise cancellation
Superior noise cancellation
Light and very comfortable wireless design
Intuitive controls
Excellent audio quality
The noise cancelling is superb
The mic is a good use for calls
Very light and comfortable
The battery life is impressive
If battery dies
Works in wire mode with the included cable
Best in class noise cancelling
Great call quality
Lightweight and portable
Nice folding design with nice hard case
The editors didn't like
$349.99 is a high asking price
Could use more colors
Sound quality can't match non-noise canceling headphones
Some users feel ear pressure in noise-canceling mode
Threadbare app
Lower audio quality in wired mode
Non-replaceable battery
$50 premium for Bluetooth
Gradually losing competitive edge
Noise cancellation not effective at masking non-continuous sounds
Audio purists will find the EQ sculpting irritating
Well made
But the nylon construction doesn't feel like it
Cable has no inline remote control
DSP has a major impact on the sound signature in terms of EQ sculpting and dynamics
Cannot turn noise-canceling off
Heavy and bulky carrying case
Battery is not userreplaceable
They sound terrible in passive mode
Just use them wirelessly. They fold down pretty small
But they still take up too much room in the carryon
Price
Sound Quality is ok
Especially in the lows
Battery isn't user-replaceable
And the headphone is heavier than the QuietComfort 25
Great sound quality, Controls work with both iOS and Android, Decent noise cancellation, Long battery life
Mic positioning has been shifted, Bass a little intense at low volumes
The market leader in noise-cancelling headphones has gone wireless, and our initial impressions suggest you won't be missing those wires any time soon...
That said, for the money, the QC35 are not the best headphones I've slapped on my ears. Bowers & Wilkins P5 Wireless, for example, retail for the same price and offer, in my opinion, superior sound without EQ sculpting. If ANC isn't important to you, you...
Published: 2018-07-25, Author: Michael , review by: reviewed.com
The QC35s are absolutely worthy of consideration, but only if you don't mind your credit card taking a pretty hefty hit; they're the real deal, but at $350, they're not for everyone.If you're after the comfort and noise-cancelling of the QC35s but can't q...
Excellent Design, Amazing Sound, Great Battery Life, Awesome Active Noise Cancelling, Very Comfortable
No aptX-support, Cannot De-Activate ANC
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Published: 2017-09-05, Author: Jonathan , review by: alphr.com
As I've suggested, if you like your music pure and unadulterated, the Bose QuietComfort 35 aren't the headphones for you. The active EQ and, at times, bombastic presentation see to that.However, if you like to be able to block out the outside world, don't...
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There is quite a lot of choice if you're looking for headphones with noise cancellation, that much is certain. Bose offers the best noise cancellation out of the models we tested, but we felt more pressure on our ears, which is remarkable. The Sennheiser...
It's great that Bose has finally gotten into the wireless headphone space, and from the brief time I managed to spend with the headphones it feels like this has been achieved with a minimal impact to sound quality.We'll be reviewing the headphones in more...
Excellent Design, Amazing Sound, Great Battery Life, Awesome Active Noise Cancelling, Very Comfortable
No aptXsupport, Cannot DeActivate ANC
Excellent sound, brilliant ANC technology and beautiful design combine to make the BOSE QuietComfort 35 headphones one of the most compelling propositions inside the wireless headphone market right now.If you're looking to spend around £300 on a pair of q...
