• Reviews around comfort (4.12 of 5)

    Bose QuietControl 30 Wireless Headphones

    • I thought they would be an improved wireless version but was very disappointed as the noise canceling was far inferior to the quiet comfort 20 and I immediately decided to return them and buy the quiet comfort 20 again as a replacement.
    • If you want a great form factor, super high quality materials, great sound, extreme comfort and excellent noise
    • Comfort is pretty good, but I had a couple minor issues here as well
    • that had the neck-style headphones and I just couldn't like the comfort and sound
    • As others have noted, the noise cancellation is not as good as with the Quiet Comfort 35 - which I would use more often if they weren't also earmuffs.
    • They do not seem to be designed for pure noise cancellation, and so people wanting maximum cancelation should look at the Quiet Comfort segment of the Bose line
    • I bought these as a replacement for the wired quiet comfort 20 headphones that had broken.
    • I also had the Bose Quiet Comfort, and this
    • QC35 has amazing noise cancelling but the comfort
    • This is in part due to the fact that Bose did not intend for them to be noise canceling, instead, they break their models up into Quiet Comfort and Quiet Control, the Comfort models are generally meant for canceling noise and the control models only do just that "Control"
    • I loved the comfort of the ear buds and the neck band I really didn’t notice when I was wearing it
    • If you want noise canceling then you should buy the quiet comfort 20
    • comfort and noise cancelling works great
    • QC35 has amazing noise cancelling but the comfort
    • Short and sweet: if you are looking for Bluetooth headphones with well-rounded sound, excellent comfort, and top-notch noise cancelling features, I highly recommend the Bose QuietControl 30s
    • Let's just say that the comfort is unparalleled and equally so consider the feat that BOSE accomplished delivering essentially what QC35 does in what is QC 30's compact package
    • If you're looking for noise canceling buy the quiet comfort 20
    • Returned these for the Quiet Comfort 20 which work awesome, even on my motorcycle!
    • I have quiet comfort 20 and also 35
    • I typically fly 100k+ per year and the noise canceling and comfort makes this QC30 headphone perfect for flying
    • He researched and found that certain Bose Quiet Comfort 30 Headphones were not compatible with this software update
    • , comfort is good, and noise cancellation is good (both would be better with full headphones) but about half of the times I intend to use them, they need charging, which can't be done while in use
    • Blocks the noise well; perfect comfort in ear like only BOSE can do
    • After a few flights, several hours of use, and making and receiving a number of phone calls, I like the performance and earpiece comfort every bit as much as my QC20's.
    • Look somewhere else until Bose comes out with a Version 2 or even 3 when they finally get these right and use the same "Quiet Comfort" feature they use in the amazing Bose QC 35 headphones.
    • Well, I've had many headsets and this one is so good at the noise cancelling, speaker quality and perfect fit and comfort that it deserves 5 stars but the shortcomings, especially the poor battery life and the inability to use while charging take it down a notch
    • The Quiet Comfort 35 II may be the best in term of ANC but cover ear style is not appropriate for work (make me look like I was listening to music instead of working, not very professional)
    • I tried a few of the current wireless offerings - mostly the style where it has a single cable that goes under your chin with buttons on it - and I just couldn't find anything that had the trifecta of good sound, good comfort, and nice experience/ease of use
    • Noise cancelation seems to be in service of supporting clear music and voice rather than the main function, as such the music sounds better on the Quiet Control over the Quiet Comfort, but the noise canceling is worse
    • I have the Bose Quiet Comfort 35 and the only thing I don't like about it is my ears get sweaty.
    • I own the Quiet Comfort 15
    • Excellent soundExcellent noise cancellationEasily managedI’m so happy!
    • Excellent soundExcellent noise cancellationEasily managedI’m so happy!
    • these r pricey and when not in your ears they just kinda dangle
    • Before, I used Jabra Elite 65T because it has "hear through" feature that allow ambient noise to go thru so I could hear both music and conversation