Comfort and sound are amazing

Battery life is amazing, comfort is amazing, sound quality - AMAZING

Sony 1000x2 best noise cancelling very good sound quality, very good fit/comfort very good price, 300

Comfort isn't bad, I still found them way more comfortable than my vmoda on ear headphones, but they are definitely not as comfortable as the Bose

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

Comfort, sound quality, and noise canceling (in that order).COMFORTOut of the box I wasn't happy with either

I bought the Bose Quiet Comfort 35 and the Sony MDR1000X to sort out which is the best blue tooth, noise cancelling, over the ear headphone

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

Fantastic audio quality and total comfort

While the comfort and features were both exceptional, the Bluetooth reliability and sound volume just weren't there

Best audiophile quality, best comfort.

They put a little pressure on the back of your ear but using the swivel I've been able to find the comfort sweet spot that I couldn't get with the Sonys

lately.- Comfort is awesome if you don't have huge ears (low-profile design) or a giant head (clamping pressure is just right for average

But great feature set, great comfort, good look and form, and light weight and comfortable, solid ANC, and good usability

The comfort is superb and they never get fatigue

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

Let me start with saying my quest was to buy the Bose Quiet Comfort (QC) 35.

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

I wanted superior sound quality, advanced technology (like touch controls), great fit, comfort, light weight, easy storage for carry on, and something just a little different looking than the typical Bose or Sony that everyone with a costco membership can get

My biggest complaint is the comfort of the ear pads.

Comfort for me, PXC550's hands down are better for me

Sennheiser 550 excellent sound quality, very good fit/comfort, very good noise cancelling for an excellent price 250.Also be careful buying from unknown sources there are alot of knock off products on the market these days

After a year I have grown to really love these headphones, but the all-critical comfort issue will vary from user to user based on head size and shape.

I am aware of the competition between these and the Bose Quiet Comfort 35, I would recommend these over the Bose due to more features and better sound quality

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

I find myself wearing them more than anything else now; even briefly considered selling my primary desktop rig tonight due to the immense convenience and comfort with these things.

The active noise cancelling is nearly on par with Bose's Quiet Comfort 35, while the sound quality and comfort (particularly when wearing for long periods of time) are far superior

I give these headphones a solid C- overall.

: I primarily listen to hip-hop/R&B/ as well as classical