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Bose QuietComfort 35 II Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, Noise-Cancelling, with Alexa voice control - Black

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QC35 headphones II

Renowned noise cancelling headphones

Clear away the distractions of the world, and focus on what matters most. Go deeper into your music, work, and passions — with no noise in the way. Plus with Amazon Alexa, you can enjoy entertainment, get information, and manage your day. Just ask.

QC35 Series II

One app. Complete control.

Use the Bose Connect app to adjust the level of noise cancellation, enable music sharing, manage Bluetooth connections, and access software updates.

Alexa. Anywhere. With the push of a button.

A few icebreakers… Alexa, play ’90s pop. Alexa, turn up the volume. Alexa, what’s the weather? Alexa, add milk to my shopping list. Alexa, how late is Starbucks open? Alexa, lock the doors.
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Download the Bose Connect app for product setup and pair your device
Select Alexa as virtual assistant
Download the Amazon Alexa app to create a free account
Hit the Action button & ask away

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What happens when you clear away the noisy distractions of the world? Concentration goes to the next level. You get deeper into your music, your work, or whatever you want to focus on. That’s the power of Bose QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones II. Put them on and get closer to what you’re most passionate about. And that’s just the beginning. QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones II are now enabled with Bose AR — an innovative, audio-only take on augmented reality. Embedded inside your headphones is a multi-directional motion sensor. One that Bose AR can utilize to provide contextual audio based on where you are. Unlock Bose AR via a firmware update through the Bose Connect app. They’re Alexa-enabled, too, so you can enjoy entertainment, get information, and manage your day — all without looking at your phone. Adjust your level of noise cancelling between three settings using the Action button or the Bose Connect app. Volume-optimized EQ gives you balanced audio performance at any volume, and a noise-rejecting dual-microphone system provides clearer calls, even in noisy environments. And with easy Bluetooth pairing, 20 hours of battery life, and a durable, comfortable fit — you can keep the music or the quiet going all day long. Included: QuietComfort 35 II, carrying case, charging cable, audio cable for enjoying music without battery power.

* Bose AR availability and functionality varies. Bose AR enhanced apps are currently available for iPhone and iPad users only. Apps for Android devices are in development.

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Color:Black

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3.2 x 6.7 x 7.1 inches

Item Weight

8.3 ounces

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B0756CYWWD

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789564-0010

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1 LR44 batteries required. (included)

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21,216 ratings

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Date First Available

October 13, 2017

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Bose Corporation

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James B.

I give it five stars. My wife hates them ...

Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2018

Color: SilverVerified Purchase

I give it five stars. My wife hates them she would give it 1. I put them on and that’s it. I can’t hear her any more.

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Great sound quality and amazing noise cancellation

Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2017

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

I purchased these and the Sony WH1000XM2 to compare the two. Cnet says they both have a "9" for sound quality. I would agree, they both sound excellent. The Bose won the test for its noise cancellation, performance talking to people on the phone, comfort on my head, and sound processing.

Phone performance:
I compared how the Bose and the Sony sounded when recording and playing back my voice with a fan running in the background. The Bose sounded like I was holding an old fashioned handset and talking in a quiet room - intimate and zero background noise. The Sony sounded like I was on speaker phone, and I could hear some background noise. (As a control I also recorded using neither and it sounded like I was on speaker but also I could hear more background noise.) This feature is important to me since I spend a lot of time on the phone and prefer my clients to not hear any background noise.

Sound quality
The Bose and Sony both have excellent sound quality for playing music. I personally prefer the sound the Sony produces. The Sony iphone app lets you choose your levels on an equalizer, and I like that. However, the Bose hears what type of music you're playing and automatically optimizes the sound, and it does a really good job. While I would prefer to be able to set the levels if I so choose, I also appreciate that Bose is making it all easy for me, so I can truly listen to my music on random and not have to fuss with levels. The Bose iphone app doesn't do very much at all. It does let you "find your headset" similar to the "find my phone" app, and it will apply firmware. (I'm hoping Bose will add an equalizer into its app in the future.)

Noise cancellation
The Sony occasionally made me aware that noise cancellation was going on (with a whitenoise effect). The Bose on the other hand just stops the noise. There is no delay, no white noise, just quiet and your music.

Controls
The Bose controls are intuitive to find and to use. I like that the on-off control is a switch to flip on and off (rather than a button to find). Also, you can use this button to switch between devices, for example between your phone and ipad and your TV amplifier. The right earcup has three small buttons in a row together, and they control a lot of things. Volume, pause, and skip, rewind, answer/decline calls, etc. The left earcup only has the google assistant button, which I programmed to instead control the amount of noise cancellation (high, low, off). Song playback sounds much better with noise cancellation on high, and I don't think that has to do with noise (I was in a quiet environment); the bass sounds enhanced with noise cancellation on for some reason. (In comparison, the Sony lets you swipe the earcup itself to control volume, pause, play, skip, etc. This seems great in theory, but in practice if I bumped the earcup adjusting my glasses or whatever, the music would pause. I found the Sony to be somewhat buggy in that regard. It would stop playing at times and I had to pick up my phone to get the music re-started, which is annoying.) I found the Bose controls to be more intuitive and consistent. Also, when you switch them on a voice tells you how much battery you have left, which is handy.

Comfort
The Bose QuietComfort truly is comfortable. The earcups are soft, there is not a lot of clamping, and the top band is padded so it's less annoying on the top of the head. (In comparison, the Sony do have more clamping which was uncomfortable over glasses.) I am a pilot and wear a similar headset, so I'm familiar with how headphones feel after a few hours. On-ear are not going to be as comfortable for long term wear as earbuds would be, but I was wiling to make that trade-off to get superior sound quality.

Style
The Bose are more streamlined to my head. the Sony are bulky and look geeky.

Conclusion
Even though the Sony produces superior sound, the litany of other features (superior noise cancellation, intuitive controls, comfort, style, & phone performance) won me over to the Bose.

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John S

Can even noise-cancel-out a chatty Marketing Department!!!

Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2018

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These are amazing and Bose is great! I purchased these headphones for their noise-cancellation abilities. I am an application developer and wear them at work because I am easily distracted. I don't even listen to music with them... they just cancel just about all background noise, including random chatter from the annoying marketing department. I also use them for WebEx and Skype calls with clients. The built-in microphone is great and the noise-cancellation is helpful during those calls as well. Battery life is extremely good. I can go an entire week without having to charge the headset. It comes with an 1/8" cable that will allow you to listen to music even when the batteries are dead. An added feature is that the bluetooth feature will allow you to connect to and hear audio from two sources at the same time. This is great if you want to connect to your iPhone and laptop at the same time.

After a month of use, the headphones button would no longer work to pair to a new device. It would still power on and off, just the pairing didn't function. Bose support was difficult to deal with. At first the support technician didn't think there was anything wrong with the headset. After a frustrating conversation, he relented and sent me instructions for sending them back to the manufacturer. This would mean that I would be without my precious headphones for at least two weeks. The next day prior to dropping the headphones at UPS I came across The Bose Store at Tysons Corner Mall. I had the headphones with me so I decided to speak to one of the employees there. After a very brief conversation, and even though I purchased these through Amazon, he walks over to a display, gets me a brand new set of headphones and proceeds to exchange my defective ones for the new set. No other questions asked. He just said "We like to take care of our customers". I wish customer support would have been as easy to deal with... but, things worked out.

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Wayne Ngo

Perfect Headphones Ruined By Firmware Updates

Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2018

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

I received these with firmware 2.0.1 which worked phenomenally with my Mac and iPhone. ANC was nice and bluetooth stable. Unfortunately, the google assistant app decided to update my firmware to 2.5.1 by it self!! Seriously Google? Ask me for permission first.

Afterwards, ANC got noticeably worse. I played various background noise on my speakers and there was no difference between low and high ANC. Bluetooth skipped every 2 seconds if both Mac and iPhone were connected whereas it worked seamlessly before. Symptoms didn't go away after updating to the 3.1.8 firmware via Bose's website. These are getting returned.

If you get these headphones, DO NOT update them - please. If it ain't broke don't fix it.

Notes:
-I did the Bose reset and re-paired multiple times. No dice.
-This ANC issue happened on the original QC 35 too
-google assistant initiated update WITHOUT prompting "yes or no". This happened when opening the app.

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Justintime

DONT BUY ANYTHING UNTIL YOU READ THIS

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 8, 2019

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

I have had the liberty of owning both headphones. The Bose QC35 Series 2 and the brand new Sony WH-1000XM3. I have used both for walking, aeroplane travel, travel on the underground in London and and general stuff like walking and around the house.

The Sony’s - Greatly improves over the series 2 version of the headphones. They are a right fitting headphone, very loud and impressive base. You can fiddle with the base, treble and noise cancellation until your hearts content as it’s all adjustable via the app. The best thing about these is the noise cancellation. It is the market leader and has overtaken the Bose in this area. They are comfortable and made to high standards. You can even adjust the noise cancellation at different altitudes such as in the aeroplane and this works well. I actually fell asleep with them on recently which was a first as I hate flying. Wearing them and walking I did feel a bit weird for some reason. I think it was the noise cancelling software, perhaps it’s a little too good?

The Bose’s - They feel lighter, easier to live with, more roomy than the Sony’s and not as tight a fit which I think makes the more comfortable. The noise cancellation is excellent and you can set them to high, low and off levels. The noise cancellation works very well, however not quite as good as the Sony’s, which you can fiddle with until your hearts content with the app. The sound quality is brilliant, you do get more mid level sound with the Bose, though the Sony’s were definitely louder with more richer base. I wish you could adjust the base and treble but you can’t or at least I can’t find out how you do it. You can adjust these setting with the Sony’s in the app.

The winner for me was the Bose. When I began looking for noise cancelling headphones I first began looking for the ‘best cancelling’ on the market but there are many other factors you need to consider when making a buying decision. For me that issue was comfort and ensuring they are ‘fit for the purpose of the wearer.

If like me you could end up wearing headphones for 2-6+hrs per day I would choose the Bose over the Sony’s in a heartbeat. They are lighter, your ears don’t get hot or sweaty when wearing them and they have more room. Yes the noise cancellation is very slightly substandard to the Sony’s when side by side testing (though still pretty amazing) and they aren’t as loud, but they are the best for all day wearers. If I only wanted to use my headphones for an hour or two per day, the Sony’s would win hands down (although I found them a little tight for my big head).

I advise you to try both pairs, but consider the anount of time you’ll wear them for each day as comfort is really important when you have to live with these headphones. Consider the weight you like to have on your head, comfort around your ears such as the fit and tightness. Comfort becomes more important than being able to fiddle with sounds such as base and noise cancellation when you don’t actually like the things in your head. So please buy the most comfortable and then everything else will fall into ace and you’ll love your decision between these two amazing brands.

Last point. If you go into a busy airport and watch the commuters in London you’ll quickly notice most people are wearing one brand in particular. You can guess which it is.

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BlackSand

Die Besten - wenn man damit keine Filme gucken will!

Reviewed in Germany on November 30, 2018

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

Für mein Hörempfinden, sind die QC35II die Besten auf dem Markt. Ultraleicht und extrem bequem zu tragen, selbst nach Stunden! Und das liebe Leser, ist schon ein wichtiger Punkt, welchen nur die wenigsten KH erfüllen - leider!
Die Klangqualität würde ich als neutral/weich betiteln. Die Bedienung ist Dank der gut fühlbaren haptischen Knöpfe auf der rechten Seite gut zu bedienen.
Der BOSE ist trotz seiner leichten Bauform sehr robust.
Die BOSE Connect.app sollte man sich auf jeden Fall über sein Handy laden. Denn nur so kann man interne Einstellungen des KH vornehmen. U.a. werden so auch Firmwareupdates aufgespielt.

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Leider musste ich feststellen, dass beim Filme gucken die Stimmen nicht synchron mit den Lippenbewegungen erfolgt. Die Latenz ist so groß, dass meistens die Münder bereits geschlossen sind, während über die Ausgabe noch der Text ertönt. Geht gar nicht!!
Aufgefallen ist mir, dass bei Deaktivierung von NoiseGuard die Latenz etwas niedriger ist.

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Einwegartikel - nicht reparierbar

Reviewed in Germany on November 20, 2018

Color: SilverVerified Purchase

Solange der Kopfhörer funktioniert ist es ein feines Gerät. Bei einem selbstverschuldeten Defekt der eigentlich leicht reparierbar wäre sofern es Ersatzteile gäbe bietet BOSE lediglich einen Austausch zu Kosten höher als dem aktuellen Marktpreis an. Von einem Markenprodukt hätte ich das so nicht erwartet aber die Erfahrung wird wohl vielfach so bestätigt. Auch Fachwerkstätten haben keinen Zugang zu Ersatzteilen.

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varun ahuja

Read this before buying

Reviewed in India on October 26, 2018

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

Things I already knew:
- These are not bass centric
- Noise cancellation does not block all sounds, but blocks most.
Things I did not know:
- Sound distorts at max volume
- There’s a crackling noise every now and then
You can do a google search to see that they are known issues and many users are facing these. The above 2 points were unacceptable in a 30000/- bucks headphone. I got these for 20k during the sale but still unacceptable. It was so shocking to me that I went to a bose store to check a) if they are genuine or not b) to demo a pair to see if the issues exist in the demo as well. They were genuine and the same issues existed in the demo pair as well.
Thank you so much Amazon for the quick delivery and for processing the return. I would have been stuck with these if I would have bought them elsewhere. Anyone who has them and says these issues do not exist is either deaf or too proud to accept that he/she has been duped by bose.

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Carlos Rod

Buen sonido, materiales normalitos

Reviewed in Spain on June 14, 2018

Color: SilverVerified Purchase

Vengo de diferentes auriculares con funciones similares: el Beats Studio 3 y el Sony wh-1000xm2.
Voy a explicar un poco el funcionamiento y una pequeña comparativa con sus rivales.

- SONIDO. Estos Bose me han sorprendido gratamente en cuanto al sonido y potencia. El sonido es muy claro, equilibrado y con unos bajos potentes. Escucho todo tipo de música, desde clásica, jazz hasta pop, rock y electrónica. La música electrónica suena muy bien gracias a los potentes bajos. Los medios son correctos y los agudos me parecen equilibrados respecto al resto. El resto de estilos que escucho suenan muy bien aunque en la música sinfónica tengo que ecualizar para que los bajos destaquen un poco más con el resto de frecuencias.

- CANCELACIÓN DE RUIDO. El sistema de cancelación es muy bueno. Reduce prácticamente a nada el ruido exterior pero hay elementos como voces cercanas que sí pasan. Hay aspectos que parecen como de magia. Es realmente bueno e indicado para aislarte del exterior y escuchar música sin distracciones y además a un volumen inferior (nuestros oídos lo agradecerán). Tiene tres niveles: alto, medio y desactivado. Se puede cambiar cómodamente desde el botón habilitado para ello en el auricular izquierdo (también sirve para el Google Assistant). Con respecto a sus rivales, la cancelación de los Beats es muy inferior pero la de los Sony a mi me pareció superior a estos.

- MATERIALES. Como todo en la vida tiene pros y contras. El material principal usado en su construcción es el plástico y en principio solo veo en metal un refuerzo de la diadema. Con ello, el peso es muy bajo, haciéndolos ligeros y prácticos. La parte que apoya en la cabeza está hecho de una especie de piel sintética y la superior también. Ambas son muy agradables al tacto. Los auriculares están muy bien acolchados y con tacto muy suave. Las bisagras están reforzadas con tornillos metálicos. Esto me da sensación de mejor durabilidad (los Beats pierden mucho en este aspecto).

- COMODIDAD. Son realmente muy cómodos. La disposición de las orejeras en oblicuo ayudan a que las orejas no toquen en ningún momento las paredes. Doy constancia de ello porque no es que tenga unas orejas pequeñas, más bien pecan de grandes. Los puedes llevar durante horas y no te vas a sentir agobiado (los Beats me apretaban un poco demasiado y a veces me dolía la cabeza y los Sony no me resultaron tan cómodos como estos).

- BATERÍA. La batería no está mal. El fabricante dice hasta 20 horas pero sus rivales en este aspecto tienen batería de mayor durabilidad. Los Sony me ha durado más la batería que en estos. Los Beats también tienen mejor batería. A su favor, tienen carga rápida y en unos pocos minutos tienes 3 horas de autonomía. La carga total de la batería se consigue en poco más de dos horas (comprobado).

- CONECTIVIDAD. Se conecta muy rápido con los aparatos, en unos pocos segundos. Que recuerde dos dispositivos al mismo tiempo te facilita mucho la vida para coger llamadas (las cuales se escuchan genial y te oyen muuuucho mejor que en los Sony, que me oían fatal en las llamadas). El que tengan made for iphone y ipad garantiza que la compatibilidad con Apple sea total, rápida y eficaz. No he perdido la conexión en ningún momento. Es una conexión de momento muy buena, rápida y estable.

- APP. Desde la app se puede cambiar el nombre del dispositivo, ajustar la cancelación de ruido y también cambiar de un dispositivo a otro sin necesidad de tener que entrar a los ajustes. Podrás cambiar la configuración del botón del auricular izquierdo entre dos opciones: cancelación del ruido o bien el Google Assistant. Las opciones de la App es muy justita, pero lo básico y necesario lo puedes manejar. La app de Sony es muy superior y más configurable.

- GOOGLE ASSISTANT. Es la diferencia entre este modelo y el anterior. Debes instalar la App de Google en tu dispositivo iOS. Una vez instalado, configuras muy fácilmente tus auriculares. Luego manteniendo presionado el botón le puedes pedir cosas al asistente. La diferencia principal con Siri es que te dice cosas. Por ejemplo le pides las últimas noticias y te las canta perfectamente por los auriculares. En este aspecto una pasada, es como si tuvieras un noticiario personalizado en todo momento. Algo para seguir jugueteando. Sus rivales, esto no lo tienen.

- DISEÑO. Yo me he comprado los plateados. Me parecen mucho más bonitos que los negros. Estos últimos son algo más discretos. No son excesivamente grandes aunque. Los Sony me dio la sensación de ser mucho más grandes y eso me hacía verme un cabezón más grande de lo habitual.

- ACCESORIOS. Viene con un estuche negro rígido muy cholo y fiable para la seguridad del producto. En el interior viene un cable jack a jack muy sencillo y sin micrófono y un cable usb para la carga. Los cables podrían incorporar el micrófono y ser de mayor calidad. El modelo anterior incluía en el estuche el adaptador para el info-entretenimiento del avión. En este modelo se lo han cargado y ya no lo incluyen. Lástima porque debe ser muy barato de fabricar y tenerlo en el estuche vendría bien a la hora de coger un avión.

En resumen es un producto caro pero si inviertes muchas horas escuchando música, viendo series y quieres estar tranquilo sin ser molestado por el exterior, es una muy buena opción a tener en cuenta. Lo malo es el precio, es caro, aunque viendo a sus rivales, lo veo relación calidad precio por encima. Estoy contento con su sonido agradable y equilibrado y su comodidad que es excelente. Así que entre todos los que he probado, sin dudarlo me quedo con estos.

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Mimi Mikado

Los he comparado con los Sony WH1000MX2 y los Sennheiser PXC 550:

Reviewed in Spain on October 18, 2018

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

Pues estos Bose los compré porque es uno de los auriculares con cancelación de ruido que rondan los 300 euros, quería ver si eran tan buenos como los pintaban, y tengo que decir que al compararlos con los Sony y los Sennheiser me he sentido un poco defraudado ya que son los que menos recomiendo. Aquí mis impresiones:

Ventajas:
- Comodidad. Los Bose son los más cómodos para las orejas, tienen mucha amplitud en la zona donde entran las orejas y eso permite que no tengas problemas desde el minuto uno que te los pones. Además los altavoces están puestos de forma oblicua y no plana, para que entren mejor las orejas y no roces con el exterior de ellas, esto también lo tienen los Sennheiser, los Sony no. Las almohadillas de las orejas de estos Bose son bastante cómodas, la superior no tanto. En cuanto a almohadillas blanditas, la palma se la lleva Sony, son increíblemente cómodas, pero sus pegas son el peso (Pesan casi 50 gramos más que estos Bose y que los Sennheiser) y el tener los altavoces planos. Así que en cuanto a comodidad (Pese a que la almohadilla superior se me ha clavado en alguna ocasión en la coronilla) los Bose son los mejores (Seguidos de los Sony y de los Sennheiser, aunque están los 3 muy parejos).
- Botones en lugar de táctil. Los Sony y los Sennheiser tienen un panel táctil que a veces hace que te equivoques, con los botones en los Bose no te vas a equivocar. Esto lo incluyo a ventajas porque para cierto tipo de gente el panel táctil es un incordio. Además a mi me ha gustado mucho que la forma de apagarlos y encenderlos sea con un slider o botón deslizante, los Sennheiser para mi tienen la forma de apagarse más cómoda, pero los Sony por ejemplo tienes que apretar el botón durante un rato y es un coñazo, con el slider, apagas los Bose sin esperas.
- Buena cancelación de ruido. Tengo que decir que los Bose tienen buena cancelación de ruido, un pelín mejores que las de los Sennheiser, peeero no son mejores que las de los Sony (Esos están a otro nivel).
- Botón de Google Assistant. Este botón es realmente útil para que google te lea las notificaciones del móvil, lo tienen también los Sony pero no los Sennheiser (Los Sennheiser sólo te permiten llamar al assistente para decirle comandos por voz).
- El mejor emparejamiento a dos dispositivos. Esto es lo que más me ha gustado de estos Bose, como puedes cambiar de un dispositivo a otro. Los Sony no te permiten conectar dos dispositivos a la vez, en el caso de los Sennheiser sí. Pero qué hace diferente a estos Bose con los Sennheiser? Bajo mi experiencia, lo mejor de estos Bose es que al conectar el auricular a un ordenador y un móvil, si por ejemplo tienes un sonido que no puedes parar en el ordenador (Como un videojuego), pero en ese momento quieres ver un vídeo o escuchar una canción en el móvil, puedes hacerlo simplemente tocando el botón de google assistant (El auricular se conecta al móvil) y rápidamente dando play a la canción o vídeo (Sólo funciona en android). Esto me ha parecido super útil, muchas veces estoy jugando, me toca estar a la espera y me apetece ver un vídeo en youtube con el móvil, sólo tengo que dar un toque al botón de google asistant, se conecta a mi móvil para leerme las notificaciones, y acto seguido, sin darle tiempo a hacerlo, le doy play al vídeo. Veo lo que tengo que ver, y en cuanto el video termina, puedo seguir escuchando lo que necesite a través del ordenador. En el caso de los Sennheiser no hay forma de hacer esto, para cambiar de un sonido del ordenador al móvil, tienes que parar el sonido en uno y ponerlo en el otro, y viceversa. Obviamente también te sirve para coger llamadas mientras estás conectado al ordenador.
- Comandos por voz en Español y lectura detallada de la batería. En este punto tengo que decir algo bueno y malo a la vez, como un tirón de orejas a Bose pese a que lo hacen bien. Lo primero es que mediante la app puedes configurar los comandos por voz para que suenen en Español (En los Sennheiser también se puede, en los Sony no), peero son comandos robotizados, no previamente grabados, es decir están hechos para que lean los dispositvos a los que se conectan, y eso hace que la voz no parezca humana. Y en cuanto a la lectura de la batería, me gusta mucho que te dice el porcentaje de batería de 10 en 10, (Los sennheiser por ejemplo te lo dice de 20 en 20, es decir "queda más del 80% de batería", o del 60, o del 40, etc... Y los Sony sólo te dicen si la batería es alta, media o baja), la pega es que sólo te dice el nivel de batería cuando te conectas, no he encontrado forma de que te lo diga tocando algún botón.
-Caja de transporte rígida. Me ha gustado al caja de transporte, es rígida y bastante segura, la de los Sony también, aunque la de los Sennheiser es semi rígida.

Desventajas:
- Batería. Aquí los Bose son los que menos batería dan de los 3, en el caso de los Sony son los mejores con 30 horas con cancelación de ruido y 38 sin cancelación. Los Sennheiser dan unas 20 horas con cancelación de ruido y 30 sin cancelación, y por último los Bose dan 20 horas con cancelación de ruido y unas 28 sin cancelación. No hay mucha diferencia con los Sennheiser pero sí la hay con los Sony.
- Sonido y volumen. En este apartado, bajo mi punto de vista los mejores son los Sony, dan un volumen más alto que los otros dos, casi un 20% más alto, además de que su sonido me gusta más, bajos nítidos y agudos muy buenos, con unos medios bastante notables (Por no hablar de que tienen más y mejores codex de audio bluetooth: SBC, APTX, APTX HD y LDAC). Los Sennheiser para mi serían los siguientes, no tienen tanto volumen como los Sony, pero tienen un sonido realmente bueno, que mejora mucho al usarlos, además que su ecualización con un botón, nos permite adecuarnos al tipo de música o sonido que estamos escuchando; destacan sobretodo los agudos, siendo en este aspecto casi sobresaliente, con unos muy buenos bajos y unos medios realmente notables (Los codex que incluye son SBC y APTX). Para terminar los Bose tiene ese punch en los bajos, están quizá sobrecargados en algunos aspectos, aunque son realmente correctos (En mi caso, al escuchar una canción con extra bass al máximo volumen, uno de los altavoces se saturaba. Aunque me imagino que fue porque los probé nada más sacarlos de la caja, se supone que con el paso del tiempo los altavoces se adecuan mejor y suenan sin esos problemas), los medios son bastante decentes y los agudos son notables, aunque a veces suenan un poco metálicos (Sus codex son SBC y AAC). Al ser en mi opinión los que menos me han gustado en este aspecto, los coloco en desventajas, aunque esto es muy subjetivo para cada uno.
- Al ponerlo sobre el cuello las almohadillas se giran hacia arriba. A mi esto me parece una cagada enorme, prefiero que las almohadillas vayan hacia abajo por si les cae algo, además que es mucho más cómodo para las clavículas. De los 3 los únicos que no me aprietan el cuello al girarlos son los Sennheiser.
-Falta de funcionalidades. En este aspecto los voy a comparar directamente con los Sennheiser que son el rey aquí. Todo lo que añada a continuación es porque los Sennheiser lo tienen. Los Bose no tienen forma de escuchar a tu interlocutor sin quitarte los cascos (Esto también lo tienen los Sony), no paran la música al quitarte los cascos, no puedes cargarlos a la vez que escuchas música, su cable de audio no incluye micrófono o botón, y por último cuando los cargas no tienes forma de saber cuanto le queda (Los Sennheiser tienen varios leds que te indican el nivel de batería a medida que se cargan).
- Micrófono. Tengo que ponerlo en desventajas porque el micrófono sólo sirve para interiores, y aún así no es muy bueno que se diga. El micrófono de los Sony son todavía peores, pero el que se lleva aquí la palma son los Sennheiser, tienen un micrófono nítido, sin apenas estática ni ruido de fondo, dejando una voz clara que no reverbera ni parece que estés en una iglesia.
-Precio. Ya sabemos que los precios en Amazon varían mucho, pero de los 3 estos Bose son los más caros. Mientras que estos Bose el precio más bajo que he visto ha sido de unos 290 euros, los Sony los he llegado a ver por unos 250 euros y los Sennheiser por 220.

En definitiva, sólo recomiendo estos Bose si no te gusta nada el táctil y si quieres usar la funcionalidad de emparejamiento con dos dispositivos que he indicado arriba (Repito que los Sennheiser también lo tienen, pero no puedes hacer el truquito con el botón del assistant). Los Sony los recomiendo si viajas mucho en avión y necesitas la mejor cancelación de ruido y la batería más prolongada, también los recomiendo si vas a usarlos sólo con tu móvil (Si tu móvil tiene codex LDAC mejor que mejor) ya que tienen el mejor sonido bajo mi gusto, pero no los recomendaría si necesitas estar conectado a dos dispositivos o si tienes que hacer llamadas. Al final los que más recomiendo para uso cotidiano son los Sennheiser, para mi gusto son los más tecnológicos, los que tienen más funcionalidades, los que te pueden sacar de más apuros y los más útiles (Además de por supuesto los más baratos si te esperas a que bajen de precio).

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Will

DO NOT UPDATE THE FIRMWARE

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 4, 2018

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

These headphones were great until I updated the firmware, through the Bose App. The active noice cancelling (ANC) worked amazingly well until I updated the headphones as recommended by Bose.

Since updating, I can now hear all background noise in all environments. People talking, the TV...

I am now returning these to Amazon for said reason.

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Flinx

Hardcore getestet

Reviewed in Germany on August 29, 2018

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Man hat sicherlich nicht häufig die Möglichkeit ein Rechenzentrum von innen zu sehen. Eines kann ich versprechen, es ist unsagbar laut darin. Nicht wie eine Maschinenhalle, nicht wie geräuschreduziertes Flugzeug, sondern dieses helle Pfeifen der kleinen Lüfter. Kleine Lüfter mit hoher Drehzahl, teilweise 16 davon pro Server, etwa 50 Server in einem Schrank, die Schränke in 30er Reihen hintereinander = LAUT. Diese Bose Kopfhörer sind dabei eine echte Bereicherung. Die Aussengeräusche werden besser unterdrückt als mit den Standard-onear-Lärmschutz Ohrenwärmern. Man schwitzt auch nicht so brutal mit den Bose. Der wirklich Unterschied für mich war jedoch die Verknüpfung mit der Alexa App auf dem Handy, grenzenlose Musik aus meiner Prime Bibliothek. Wie konnte ich die letzten Jahrzehnte ohne arbeiten - unglaublich.

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Bill S

Bose QC35 II - Buy Them

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 23, 2018

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I considered many products before buying my Bose QC35 II headphones, the marketplace is a minefield. Good Bluetooth Active Noise Cancelling headphones aren’t cheap and you don’t want to get it wrong. I bit the bullet and bought (what I think is) the best and I’m so glad I did. Only had them for a day and I don’t usually write reviews but I thought I had to share this with you.

The sound is superb. Separation, lows, mids & highs are very well balanced. I had no idea that separation and quality could be so good from MP3. Some reviewers have said they aren’t loud enough but unless you want to damage your ears, believe me, they are.

After downloading the Bose Connect app, several updates will be installed. Setup takes a little time after which you’re good to go.

Even the latest Bluetooth protocol isn’t perfect but I have a Samsung Galaxy 7 Edge phone and my experience is as near to perfect as could be expected. I walked away from my phone and got about 30 feet away before experiencing dropout. I get occasional dropout for less than a second about once in 2 hours. Some reviewers have reported have reported dropout problems, but I haven’t. I have also seen that there maybe problems with pairing, but mine are superb, I just turn them on and they pair instantly.

Build quality is superb and they are very comfortable. Noise cancelling almost puts you in a totally immersive world.

With a 30 day money back guarantee and a replacement two year warranty, what could go wrong?

My advice? Buy them.

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Bose QC 35 II vs. Sony MDR 1000X

Reviewed in Germany on January 28, 2018

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Hatte das Problem dass ich mich nicht zwischen dem Bose QC 35 II und den Sony MDR 1000X entscheiden konnte.

Kurzversion:
Bose QC 35 II perfekte Wahl für Vielflieger, Sony MDR 1000X für Leute im Büro/Bahn.

Bose QC ist im Noise Cancelling im Flugzeug minimal besser, die Bedienung über die Knöpfe ist einfach und der Sound is wie beim Bose bekannt sehr gut. Assistent über den Knopf an der linken Muschel funktioniert wie gewünscht. Bose QC ist minimal leichter zu tragen (subjektiv je nach Kopfform, Gewicht ein bisschen geringer, Stoff fühlt sich "kühler" an). Bose ist mehr detailliert was Ansagen angeht aufgrund von implementierter Sprachsteuerung (Batterie aufs Prozent genau, sagt wer Anruft als Kontakt/Nummer, welches Gerät verbunden ist mit Gerätenamen)

Der Sony dagegen hatte ein bisschen deutlicheres Grundrauschen ohne Musik, was man aber bei Musik nicht mibekommt und er filtert einen breiteren Bereich aus (fühlt sich mehr abgekapselt).
Vorteil beim Sony: Bedienung ist schneller und einfacher durch intuitive Wischgestik am rechten Hörer. Verschiedene Einstellungn für Umgebungsgräusche (Ambient / Voice) extrem nützlich, da Sie Brummen/Windgeräusche ausblenden und Sprachen über das eingebaute Mikrofon durchlassen (perfekt für Bahnansagen und kurze Gespräche im Flieger). KAUFENTSCHEIDUNG auf SONY auch aufgrund der Unterbrechungsfunktion - kurz die Hand auf rechte Ohrmuschel gelegt -> Musik wird leiser gemacht und Stimme wird über Mikrofon weitergeleitet. Dadurch kurze Kommunikation mit anderen Personen (Bahn, Kollegen auf Arbeit, etc.) möglich.

FAZIT: Beide TOP! Da ich den Kopfhörer meistens im Büro verwende, habe ich mich für Sony MDR 1000X entschieden. Ich bin komplett abgekapselt, kann kurz mit Kollegen kommunizieren und wenn ich möchte grundsätzlich Stimmen durchlassen.

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Fanta

Ne faites pas la maj

Reviewed in France on October 9, 2018

Color: SilverVerified Purchase

Il ne faut absolument pas faire les maj du firmware sur ce produit. La qualité sonore en sera grandement affectée. Bose m'a envoyé un nouveau casque avec le firmware 4.1, rien n'a changé la réduction de son n'a plus rien à voir avec la première version. Vraiment super déçu avec ce produit.

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Yossarian

Not noise cancelling

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 14, 2018

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

I purchased these thinking that for £330 they would be noise cancelling. Instead, they are "mildly noise reducing". I can hear people talking in the room, the television, and the dog... Not what I wanted. I ordered another pair to check that the first lost wasn't a dud (after speaking to Bose who suggested that they were faulty) and no, it's just how they are built.
Nowhere close to being worth the money when THEY DO NOT CANCEL NOISE.

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Marco

Buona qualità, ma una app insopportabile

Reviewed in Italy on October 6, 2018

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Niente da dire sul servizio Amazon (ottimo come sempre) e sulla qualità delle cuffie. Non aspettatevi il silenzio perfetto, ma la riduzione è ottima, soprattutto se viaggiate su mezzi rumorosi come aerei o treni. Ovviamente la qualità della musica è in linea con la trasmissione Bluetooth, quindi non eccelsa, ma sicuramente accettabile.
Ho trovato insopportabile l'obbligo di dover abilitare il rilevamento della posizione sul cellulare per poter usare la app di Bose, che è l'unico strumento per poter settare e controllare le cuffie. Trovo anche curioso che la app debba avere accesso anche alle mie foto... Ovviamente questo "dettaglio" non è mai evidenziato in alcun documento, pubblicità o pagina web. Complimenti.
Da una marca importante come Bose non mi aspettavo questi mezzucci per tracciare i comportamenti dei propri clienti. Per quanto mi riguarda, questo sarà l'ultimo acquisto dei loro prodotti.
Ah, dimenticavo, nella confezione non ci sono le istruzioni e bisogna andare sul sito per leggerle (anche se, il 90% delle funzioni è intuitivo)

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mr martin l

Don't spend less for less.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 6, 2018

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Absolutely outstanding piece of kit.

Everything has already been covered in other reviews, so I'll just sum up by saying sound is excellent, comfort is excellent (used for a full trip to Australia), noise-cancelling is best in the market.

After trying these other headphones just don't stack up.

I love them.

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build quailty very poor, sound average

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 22, 2019

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do not buy. very comfortable and functionally they're ok. bass is poor and overall the volume isn't all that great, build quality is very cheap. here's a pic of mine after 6 months of use. to be honest bluetooth just gives me a headache so i use the cable instead. first the cable port/socket becomes loose and keeps slipping out with the slightest of movement. then both pins holding together the hinges came out, so i use tape to hold them together. then the ear padding began to disintegrate and came off. they still function just about with twisting of the cable to make the volume heard in both ears. when you first buy them you'll feel very impressed and happy with your purchase then realise you've been fleeced when they begin to break too soon

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