I was between the Quiet Comfort 35's and these for Christmas 2017

For reference, I was coming from the corded noise cancelling Bose Quiet Comfort 20, which I love completely, but wanted to upgrade given the lack of headphone jack on my new phone

The comfort and quality of these headphones far surpasses its competitors.

Exceptional sound and comfort

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

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

Comfort--very comfortable to wear

Great wireless headphones, great comfort, sound and quality has a wired option incase battery

For the first couple months, comfort was an issue

/ soundstage.-Comfort is also the best out of just about every headphone I've owned.

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

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

I tried the Bose Soundlink IIs and the Bose Quiet Comfort 35.

Sennheiser HD280s, Bose Quiet Comfort 25 (Noise cancellation and voice, not wireless)

OVERALLI ended up returning the Sennheiser HD1 and bought the Bose Quiet Comfort 35 Series II which are at the same price point

A+++ Comfort is great too

Sennheiser HD280s, Bose Quiet Comfort 25 (Noise cancellation and voice, not wireless)

I prefer the comfort of this over-the-ear option when compared to the in-ear and on-ear options offered by those other devices.

The high quality experience began in the packaging and presentation and continued through the beautiful sound and noice cancellation and comfort

The ear cups are of perfect size and comfort.

The comfort is amazing for people with big ears like mine, takes a bit of

The comfort of these cans are crazy comfortable

Comfort - Pretty comfortable at first but definitely not its strong suit

I found the comfort to be good, but my ears are on the small side.

The only issue I've had so far is comfort; these aren't very comfy with my glasses, and I find myself having to take both them and the M2s off every 5 minutes or so

Superb fidelity, noise suppression, and comfort.

The best feature: COMFORT

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

In my opinion, just as comfortable as the Bose Quiet Comfort 35 with slightly smaller ear pads, but sounds much better in all range, especially if you are a base lover

Fantastic audio quality and total comfort

A HUGE positive for these over the originals is the comfort

Comfort is where these completely suck

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

The comfort is very nice

We did a sound test against the Bose Quiet Comfort 35, and my

Noise cancellation quite good--on a par with the older Bose Quiet Comfort, I'd say.

Unbelievable Comfort

I generally love Sennheiser products b/c of their quality and reputation, but the awful wireless performance of this headset especially at this price is unacceptable

Some fault the B&O for having finnicky touch controls; these have no touch controls and only 2 buttons: on/off, vol up/down

In terms of high-quality plastics mixed with metal bones, they are more a peer to the less expensive Bose and Sony; the B&O clearly wins in build and material quality

Some fault the B&O for having finnicky touch controls; these have no touch controls and only 2 buttons: on/off, vol up/down

In terms of high-quality plastics mixed with metal bones, they are more a peer to the less expensive Bose and Sony; the B&O clearly wins in build and material quality

n’t had any issues chagring other than trying to decipher the LED indicator color meanings, but after quick consult of the Sennheiser website and instruction