Spend the extra money and by the better more expensive model

The white model has a huge problem with the "leather" flaking off after about 6 months of use

I tried a couple other Bluetooth cheaper models in the past but just received this

I have been wearing the current model for few days and the battery has not died yet

While I still prefer the wired Quiet Comfort model, these have much to recommend them

SO frustrated the title of these headphones is identical to the noise-cancelling model

I changed my previous model of wireless headphones because one side didn't work

The only reason I returned it was that the more expensive noise cancellation model (QuietComfort 35) isn’t very much more expensive than these but the difference in sound quality is absolutely extraordinary

These headphones are average and do not separate themselves from cheaper models like I am used to Bose products doing

I didn’t but the noise canceling models but these do a great job!

The sound is ok, these must be the cheapest model they make

Despite the negative aspects of this experience, the audio quality of these headphones, as well as the battery life, is really good and although they are not fully noise cancelling like other more expensive models, I feel like they are a good mid-range product for the price.

I have another model from a lot longer and they fell apart in the same way, although not anywhere near only two years

Based on the type of noise (more variable than steady drone) I wasn't sure that the active noise cancelling of the Quiet Comfort model was worth the additional cost (paid $229).

They are not noise cancelling.. like the more expensive model above these

Love the BIG L and R in the interior of the earpieces, easy to immediately see which is which, and that's important as these headphones are not symmetrical, and meant to specifically fit Left to left