Bose Headphone 35

i ought this while i had he Bose QC 35 and the Sony's are almost better .

I have been a Bose headphone owner for a while now. When I opened the packaging I was immediately impressed with the lack of plastic. Way to go in helping the environment. I also LOVE the USB-C. Let's make the world a better place and standardize our cables. I also like the cushioned headband that wraps around nearly the entire width of the headphones. Pairing this headset was a breeze. I've paired hundreds of Bluetooth devices over the years, and this one just seemed intuitive with my Samsung Galaxy. I also loved the 3 active noise cancellation modes. Quite, Aware and Immersion Modes. I can see a good use case for each of these in my house and my travels. I did have to download a new Bose App, but that wasn't a big deal since my older headphones were discovered in the new app. These headphones looks sleek and smooth... I also love love love the volume adjustment strip. So cool. Thanks Bose, you hit it out the park on this one...

- Outstanding Sound quality. I can even listen to notes which are not Audible in BOSE QC 35. - Bluetooth Mike is also very good. - One Golden button as Multifunction is a bit uncomortable , but you get use to handling it in the right manner. Very Happy with the purchase of product and even the delivery from the supplier.

I have been using a pair of Bose AE headphone for a number of years so I was not sure what to expect. After I got them on for the first time the audio was clear and everything sounded wonderful. Now I am still getting used to them and breaking them in but so far they are wonderful. Now just to let people know, because of there simi open design, you will hear a lot more of the room. If you are in a noisy environment you will need to increase you volume. You may also want to invest in a quality headphone amp. Other then that these are a great investment for any studio.

Every speaker or headphone I own is made by Bose. I have given other companies a chance but always come back to Bose. The Bluetooth speaker I purchased a month ago gives great sound that I expect from Bose. I must be honest because I didn’t expect the sound to be so clear and crisp. I like the fact that I can take to the other side of the room and place it anywhere. I’m told that my voice sounds very clear when I use it to answer phone calls. It’s Bose all the way.

Ordered it replace a Bose Headphone with Noise Cancelling. Very happy about the purchase, quite heavier than my previous headphone but the quality is there. Really like the possibility to modify the EQ with the app. I also use it to play guitar with my amplifier, great sound overall. I recommend

I bought this headphone stand to hold my wireless Bose headphones and it does exactly its job. Other than being sleek, non distracting, and a nice quality metal, my favorite part is how heavy and substantial it feels on my desk. You can put heavier headphones like the audiotechnicas and it won't flinch. I don't see it sagging over time either. 100% would recommend.

I am a Grado headphone addict. I need and demand the best sound production. I have never liked noise cancelling headphones. I considered them gimmicky. I own the Bose older 15’s. The sound was hollow and the noise cancellation technology hurst my ears. So I abandoned trying any others for four years. In anticipation of traveling, I overcame my reluctance with NC headphones after internet reviews, and sampled the new Bose 700 at their store. Overwhelming treble. Ouch! But better (not great) telephone call sound. Did not buy. Tried these from B & H. Wow! What makes these truly worth it: technology is subordinate to sound. Noise cancellation takes a back seat to sound production. I need the best sound. That’s why at home I listen with Grado cans. I refused to believe the overwhelmingly positive reviews of these Sonys until I tried them over two recent flights on a plane. The newest NC technology with Sony is a game changer. No ear pain! You can easily adjust the degree of noise cancellation with their iPhone app. You’ve got to see the options in that app. Customization of NC, sound equalizer and sound reference options! Now I know why Sony is cornering the NC headphone market. Terrific. Highly recommended. Don’t believe this review. Try it.

first of all, this is not a noise cancellation headphone. If you are looking for NC, go to Bose. However let's face this, under$, you could get a headphone quality is way better than beats or the main stream brands in the market, you better know where you put your money. Think about all the commercial those overrated headphone has, all those super star will cost money, and you will the one to pay for it. Have you seen any major commercial for this headphone? and why they are still popular among professional users, it's all common sense now.

I have an older Sony Noise Cancellation headphone and I decided to buy this new one. It is a real big improvement in quality and comfort. I strongly recommend it. Another option for me was Bose but I don't like the modern Bose 700 design.