I had the Bose quiet comfort 15 for years

Although the sound quality, noise cancellation and comfort are excellent, it’s call handling is unsatisfactory.

Great comfort and sound , limited volume level on my

My Wife loves them, the noise cancellation is great, comfort is really nice and of course the Bose sound quality is top notch

Comfort Decent, but are the last of the bunch.

Now, about Bose Quiet Comfort 35, the sound quality is nowhere close

Bose is still the gold standard in noise cancellation and comfort

Great sound quality, comfort, battery life, and portability

Bose Quiet Comfort 35 is supremely comfortable followed closely by Sennheiser HD1

This was a gift for my daughter who kept borrowing my Quiet Comfort 25's over the past couple years while flying.

I will not belabor the inner workings of the Quiet Comfort as it has been covered by most people.

I love the comfort and how easy it is to sync with device

Quiet Comfort

I like the feel and the comfort

The comfort and superior noise canceling just blows away the Sony.

You could wear this ALL DAY or on a long flight... in blissful comfort

The Comfort is not overstated.

These are a very good set of headphones, with top-notch noise cancellation, comfort, and sound quality

, it sound good and it got the best comfort

However these quiet comfort 35 gen II are brilliant

When it comes down to the best noise-cancelling and the best comfort, there were a lot of debates between the two

I wish the information presented about the Bose Quiet Comfort 35 (Series II) had included a warning that they do not work through bluetooth with Windows 10 PCs.

Bose is all about comfort, as the name suggests it is built around the policy of supreme comfort, a factor that the MX1000x can't even come close too

Purchased Bose Quiet Comfort 35 Wireless headphones for my husband (professional musician - bass player)

this is an outstanding pair of bluetooth headphones for those who desire simplicity with incredible noise cancelling, comfort, & GREAT sound

Great comfort

Comfort - the same, very comfortable for a 12 hr flight.

But if you want Great ANC and Great comfort, but dominant sound performance, these are not contenders in any way

I was looking for excellent audio quality, noise cancellation, comfort and easy switches/buttons as opposed to touch sensitivity, good bluetooth connection and good battery life

Outstanding noise cancelling, superior comfort, simplicity of design & features, Decent battery life (20 hours) , stable Bluetooth pairing & connection, extraordinary balanced sound signature

Outstanding noise cancelling, superior comfort, simplicity of design & features, Decent battery life (20 hours) , stable Bluetooth pairing & connection, extraordinary balanced sound signature

Comfort - Nice fit, without feeling like suction cups

love the comfort and quality of sound

Upgraded from Quiet Comfort 2, for the wireless feature

this is an outstanding pair of bluetooth headphones for those who desire simplicity with incredible noise cancelling, comfort, & GREAT sound

This was a surprise to me given all the positive reviews regarding the comfort of Bose QC35II.iv

Quiet comfort both

Ultimately the comfort of the BOSE won me over.

For schmucks like me, the sound is perfect, the comfort is perfect, and they're nice enough to make me forget I paid $350 for headphones.

When it comes down to the best noise-cancelling and the best comfort, there were a lot of debates between the two

He has really enjoyed and appreciated the comfort of this set.

If you prize comfort these are the headphones for

The comfort is good.

The comfort of the headphones are second to none as well.

These are a very good set of headphones, with top-notch noise cancellation, comfort, and sound quality

I try to pair the headphones with my iPad, the headphones announce "Ready to connect another device" and a window pops up on my iPad saying "Select and Accessory" with the option to tap on Bose Quiet Comfort 35 II.

The sound reproduction is very good, the noise cancelling is amazing, the comfort is remarkable, and the wireless connectivity is excellent

The comfort and build of these are the best you can get right

I desired a better range but also needed something with supreme comfort as I listen for hours on end while studying

Stay away from Bose Quiet Comfort 35 & Sennheiser PXC 550 because of very poor sound quality & also stay away from Bowers Wilkins PX because of painful clamping pressure applied by the headphone on your head

To be clear both Sennheiser HD1 and Bose Quiet Comfort 35 do allow voices to come through and you will hear crying babies on an airplane on both

Best comfort

Bose hardware like the SoundTouch 300 is not compatible with Bluetooth to the Bose Quiet comfort 35 ii headset.

If I am not mistaken, it adjusts to the type of music you are listening, all on its own.-Comfort; soft, lightweight, flexible, these don't seem to get hot on your ears too much either, very cool-comfort to wear.

ConclusionEven 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.

Good comfort with over the ear fitting and light weight.

I love the comfort of these headphones - they do not hurt my ears at all

Sennheiser HD1 and Bose Quiet Comfort 35 cancel out lower frequencies in an airplane very effectively

I had a Bose quiet comfort 2 many years ago, and the headphone cable was absurdly

I got a set of Bose quiet comfort 2 for 125$ way back when, and they make these 350$ quiet comfort 35-2 headphones look like a joke

Excellent sound, excellent comfort

And, best of all perhaps is the comfort.

Great comfort and sound , limited volume level on my

I have a couple of Noise Cancelling Headphones but Bose is the best in sounds, noise cancelling, and comfort!

Stellar connection quality, wonderful comfort, and a surprisingly-great battery life

Great sound and comfort.

Love the color and comfort

Comfort is nice

Other than the terrible battery life, I highly rate the headphones for comfort and superb noise cancelling

Wonderful product!I had the old Quiet Comfort 15 and they worked amazing for years (battery powered and with a wire--only complaint the material around the ear began to peel and shed everywhere, but they still work fine)I upgraded to the QuietComfort 35 to have the wireless capability and am extremely pleased

Wonderful product!I had the old Quiet Comfort 15 and they worked amazing for years (battery powered and with a wire--only complaint the material around the ear began to peel and shed everywhere, but they still work fine)I upgraded to the QuietComfort 35 to have the wireless capability and am extremely pleased

Love the quality of sound, noise-cancelling and the comfort!

I can't wait to try out my Quiet Comfort 35s on a long flight

The Quiet comfort 35 (series II)

These ones are surprisingly better)Comfort,Battery life,Audio quality,connectivityCons: didn’t give airline adapter like series 1

The QC35IIs have the same great comfort and sound quality ... as long as you stay close to the source

Pros - Best comfort, best in class sound stage/instrument separationCons - Sound accuracy/timbre of instruments not as good as the Sony's, especially noticeable in percussion

Comfort: very comfortable and flexible on head, but sometimes its annoying when resting it on your neck

otherwise I love the comfort and quality.

Great sound, great comfort, but I could not stand the side tone

Check out Bang & Olufsen H9, Bowers & Wilkins P7, and Plantronics Backbeat Pro 2 for excellent comfort, three very different aesthetic options, and vastly dominant sound quality

The overall comfort, sound, and battery life are good

I love the comfort.

The comfort is great although ears do feel warm after a time

Bose Quiet Comfort 35 does a better job of canceling mid range frequencies

Comfort, material, design, construction, performance, ... all fine.

* COMPARISON: Sony 1000xm2 vs Sennheiser PXC 550 vs Bose Quiet Comfort

Pros:- Noise cancelling 10/10- Comfort

Great quality and comfort.

Premium price is just not worth the extra comfort, and not much sound improvement, that I can tell

If the Sennheisers improved their comfort I would pick them over the Bose, but until then I'd rather have something that doesn't make my ears and head hurt.

As far as comfort, the Bose are substantially more comfortable than the Beats

I had a very early set of Bose Quiet Comfort headsets, they lasted about 20 years and were fantastic

If you more care the noise cancellation and comfort and then a clean sound, then go for it

The comfort and sound quality of these headphones is just fantastic

Love the quality of sound, noise-cancelling and the comfort!

These Bose quiet comfort 35ii’s are absolutely amazing

But then when I tap on Bose Quiet Comfort 35 II an error message pops up saying it failed to pair

I love the comfort this Bose headsets provide

The A/C is loud, someone is playing metal shredding on the SONOS sound system, my coworkers are always on some sort of call and their voices carry

>QCII is the most comfortable b/c it's light, little clamping pressure, and good headband cushion

When switching on active noise cancelling, both reduce the loud a/c rumble to near silence; Having owned the Sony XM3, I can say the Bose ANC is superior.

Initially the n/c (noise canceling) was awesome but now after only 3 months, I noticed there's no difference between the Med and High n/c.

I turned off my iPhone EQ, and, holy c&@p!

barely.- Microphone bad (C

I can't get enough o that considering the fact that my last headphones were very buggy when connected to two active devices.

I can't get enough o that considering the fact that my last headphones were very buggy when connected to two active devices.

n’t vouch for the NC of the mic

n’t go wrong with these.

n’t imagine listening to music without them!”He absolutely loves them

n’t hear people mock me for wearing almost pink ear phones anyways.

n’t disappoint

n’t decode complex

For the first time on Bose and on Amazon, I DON’T recommend this product.

n’t see myself taking phone calls or using Google/Siri a lot but for basic headphones basically I love these things

n’t get very loud

n’t lose your situational awareness