Sony Bose Bluetooth Headphones

I bought the Bose QC35 wireless headphones and could not connect to my older Mac Pro. Turns out the Bose QC35 required Bluetooth 4.x, and the Mac Pro has Bluetooth 2.1. So I bought this adapter and it worked like a charm. I can now connect to my iPhone 6S and switch to the Mac Pro easily.

This is great for getting headphones out of the way. I have a large pair of bluetooth Bose headphones I use for work calls, but use speakers for music. This keeps them from taking up any desk space when I'm not on a call.

Really wish they could connect to both phone and laptop via Bluetooth at same time like Bose headphones so that I can listen to meetings/music on computer but take a phone call when needed. But all in all, great product

Bought my QCUltra a week or so ago because my Bose Earphones of 20+ years broke and was unrepairable (sadness). When I first received the new QCUltra headphones I was a wee bit upset because I was not used to the new, modern, options available. I called Bose, the lady I spoke with walked me through the setup (I hate reading directions-it's a male thing) and WOW... I LOVE my new QCUltra headphones. The sound is terrific. The battery (I guess it's a battery) holds a long, long charge. I use my QCUltra connected to my Bose speakers (wired) because neither my PC nor Speakers are equipped for Bluetooth (both are what I would call "pre-Bluetooth"). That's OK for now; but when I finally decide to get a new PC it will certainly be with Bluetooth. What more can I say? BOSE QCUltra headphones are the best.

I am sooo Delighted with my Bose Bluetooth Speaker…

Ive had several other noise cancelling headphones by Bose (QC35 II) and Beats (Studio Wireless) and I always hailed Bose as king of Noise Cancelling headphones. Now the only thing that Bose has over Sony is the durability of the headphones, my Bose headphones I could pretty much bend however I wanted and they wouldn't break. The Sony's are a bit more stiff, but the material is still premium! I originally went with Bose because of their comfort though, I like to wear my headphones for an extended period of time and the old Sony's (XM1 and XM2) got uncomfortable after a few hours. With the new design however, I can see myself wearing these all day! What does Sony have to offer that's better than Bose? - Noise cancelling (much better) - Sound quality - Battery life - Customization through app - Accessories (better quality auxiliary charger cords, as well as a good airplane adapter!!) - USB-C Charger!!! (as a MacBook Pro owner this was a must, I hated micro-usb so much) - Comfort? (I'm still testing this out but ill update in a few weeks if its better or on-par with the Bose QuietComfort 35 ii)

I’ve had headphones ranging from Beats, Sony, Bose, skull candy etc. By far these for the price, the insane length of battery life, the lightweight feel and the leather ear pads for comfort makes these my favorite! And that quality sound is just icing on the cake! Superb job! HIGHLY HIGHLY Recommend these to anyone!

I went into B&H looking for a pair of noise-cancelling headphones. The floor attendant told me that it would be mostly a toss-up between Sony and Bose for top-of-the-line equipment. I eventually settled on Sony because I was more interested in listening to natural voice than to bass and musical effects. So far so good. I am happy with the performance, which kept my ears protected during the 9-hour flight home.

I just bought these headphones and wow am I amazed. Bose is the pioneer of noise canceling technology but Sony sure did beat them this time. The head phones are amazing, the sound quality is great and every thing else is awesome as well. As a person who has used both beats and Bose head phones, Sony is definitely the better of the three.

Those are the best noise cancelling headphones on the market right now i have the Bose QC35 but Sony did an better much better job