• Reviews around neighbor (2.02 of 5)

    Bose QuietComfort 35 (Series II) Wireless Headphones, Noise Cancelling, with Alexa voice control – Silver

    • Did I mention that I'm impressed?I haven't tried them to cancel out noisy neighbor music
    • I got them to drown out an upstairs noisy neighbor for when I watch TV and game
    • Last week my upstairs neighbor got stabbed to death
    • I had neighbors driving me crazy with renovation work
    • Will be better able to tell when the neighbors ramp up the (very loud) lawn equipment and the kids are screaming (their usual) in the street
    • ; you will spend your life charging themLong version, I live in an apartment building in the middle of a city and needed these to sleep with all-night construction, loud neighbors, loud people in the street, etc
    • I have the noisiest neighbors ever
    • According THe the police officer who interviewed me, the attacker rang the upstairs door bell, and when my neighbor answered the door the attacker forced his way in and stabbed the guy
    • The noise cancellation doesn't seem as good as my old headphones, but it's good enough to serve my purposes when I'm trying to avoid the sounds of my noisy neighbors from inside my bedroom
    • 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.
    • If you use the phones frequently, as I, this will be an issue.
    • Comfort: Pretty good (B+), enough to last 10 hour flight with just occasional
    • Why not the VMODAs? - uncomfortable clamping force, but great foldable compact headphones w a good detailed soundWhy not the B&W P9? - not foldable and has clamping force around earcups, but love the sound (by far the best amongst wireless headphones), love the premium material (feels worth the price tag), and small ear cups (so doesn't look bulky but sleek, although ear cups were uncomfortable)Why not BO H9? - not foldable/travel -friendly, not much else that stands out over others
    • It’s comfortable even for long hours (wore it for 15+hours flight), no bs in noise cancellation and the sound quality is amazing
    • >QCII is the most comfortable b/c it's light, little clamping pressure, and good headband cushion
    • As far as sound quality goes, the soundscape is nowhere near as rich as the B&Ws; there's something insubstantial about the sound coming from the Bose.
    • I can't get enough o that considering the fact that my last headphones were very buggy when connected to two active devices.