Bose QuietComfort 35 II Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, Noise-Cancelling, with Alexa Voice Control - Rose Gold

Got it during Republic day sale for 20k...these are the best noise cancelling headphones overall according to me. I do agree that sony's 1000xm3 has top notch noise cancelling. But practically you will notice very little difference which can be ignored. If you are ok with that little compromise on noise cancelling than these are perfect. They are very natural and flat sounding headphones compared to sony's bass heavy ones. Personally i think if you give a try than you will love natural sounding headphones more in long run unless you listen only to hip hop. Also i feel over long run you will feel these headphones have enough bass once you get used to the sound signature of these headphones. Another i like about them better than sony's is they provide very spacious sound compared to sony's. I found the sony's to be more in your face kind of sound like its there directly. So i feel even if it won't matter to you while listening music, bose headphones will definitely please you while watching movies especially if you have access to dolby softwares and content that supports dolby. Another main thing for choosing this headphone is the comfort it provides. These are the most comfortable headphones i have ever owned. I use them for a whole day while working on my pc and dont feel any discomfort. The only drawbacks i feel are no type c and mediocre battery life. I know the upgraded bose 700 have type c and better battery but i still prefdered these beacuse i found them to be more comfortable than bose 700. So all in all these are great pair of headphones with very practical design, no gimmy software as it has a basic software with basic settings, comfortable to wear, and yea a very good quality case.

I bought is due to continuous work from Home, I had to lean to make my voice heard and developed backpain. After I bought this headphone, I can walk all along the home while taking the call, almost 20-30 m away and still be able to take the call.Voice quality is amazing, smallest of voice is heard on the other side while talking. It is a great headphone, noise cancellation is amazing, stays connected on bluetooth to both my phone and laptop. I can seamlessly switch calls between phone and laptop

Bose Quietcomfort is an iconic name when it comes to premium noise cancelling headphones. They offer great comfort, they are very lightweight.The battery life is particularly great even with active noise cancellation on.Coming to the sound quality, it's a very balanced sound with a good audio stage. Most people might not like that and they might prefer the extra bass that rivals like Sony offers. But a true audiophile would definitely admire the sound profile that bose offers. I like it!But this is a purely subjective thing and i would recommend trying out these pairs before actually buying them.The noise cancellation is pretty good. There are 3 levels of noise cancelling which is fine for me but newer headphones like the NC 700 from bose or the sony wh 1000 simply offers more levels and even slightly better performance.One thing that I don't really like about these is the Bose Connect App. It offer very less customization. I mean you can't even adjust the eq settings! Come on Bose... Why?! Also, I believe Bose really doesn't want to improve the feature set by giving firmware updates as this things have got really good Hardware inside(like gyroscope and accelerometer) but they don't really want to make the existing customers happy. Obviously they want you to buy the new NC 700. I mean Bose surely takes their Bose Quietcomfort is an iconic name when it comes to premium noise cancelling headphones. They offer great comfort, they are very lightweight and has a simple yet elegant look.The battery life is particularly great even with active noise cancellation on.Coming to the sound quality, it's a very balanced sound profile with a wide sound stage. Mids are clear, but the bass is slightly on the lower side. Most people might not like that and they might prefer the extra bass that rivals like Sony offers. But a true audiophile would definitely admire the sound profile that bose offers.But this is a purely subjective thing and i would recommend trying out these pairs before actually buying them.The noise cancellation is really good and. There are 3 levels of noise cancelling which is fine for most users but newer headphones like the NC 700 from Bose or the Sony WH1000 X M4 simply offers more levels and even slightly better performance when it comes to more customisation and features like wear detection and USB C.One thing that I can’t really appreciate about these is the Bose Connect App. It offer very less customisation. Bose doesn’t even allow the EQ to be adjusted. Also, I believe Bose is not very consistent when it comes to regular updates. It seems they do not want to improve the feature set by giving firmware updates as this things have got really good Hardware inside(like gyroscope and accelerometer) but they don't really want to sabotage the sales of their new flagship.One thing that I would really like to point out is the quality of the ear cushions are not up to the mark especially considering the price point of these headphones. They tend to wear out very quickly because of sweat and heat, which is very common in a humid county like India.But overall they are good headphones, good sound quality, very comfortable and feels very premium.