
Bose QC35: Best Noise Cancelling Headphones?
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The video presents a thorough look at the Bose QuietComfort 35, comparing them to the QC25 and assessing whether the premium wireless noise cancelling headphones justify their price. The reviewer starts by outlining the key criteria for premium headphones: build quality, comfort, sound quality, and the effectiveness of noise cancellation. He notes that the QC35s maintain a similar build to the QC25s, with lightweight plastic framing and very soft ear cushions and headband padding, which collectively deliver long-wear comfort. He highlights the new rechargeable battery inside the QC35s and explains how the controls are now buttons on the back of the right ear cup, including volume, play/pause, and track skipping, while the inline mic is no longer used. Battery life is claimed to be strong, with about 20 hours of active listening reported, and the device announces Bluetooth pairing status and remaining battery when turned on. The reviewer then evaluates sound quality, describing it as solid and vibrant but not extraordinary, comparable to other headphones in the $150 to $300 range, and stresses that the product is designed for listening to music rather than studio monitoring. He emphasizes that the wireless experience is a major convenience, supported by a fixed cable in the box for wired use when noise cancellation is desired but Bluetooth is unavailable, and he praises Bose’s noise cancellation as among the best, especially for flights and noisy environments. The packaging and extras, such as NFC for quick pairing, the included carrying case, and a 3.5 mm cable, are noted as conveniences for travelers. In conclusion, the QC35s are presented as a complete premium package with strong noise isolation, excellent travel usability, and a robust feature set, making them a strong short list contender for premium noise-cancelling wireless headphones, even if the price premium compared to the QC25 is a factor to consider. The video ends with an invitation for viewers to suggest other headphone or tech products for review and a brief sign-off.
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Questions answered
- Do the Bose QC35 headphones offer active noise cancellation when used wired with the included cable?
- No, the transcript notes that to listen with no noise cancellation you must use the wired connection; active noise cancellation is tied to the wireless Bluetooth operation.
- What is the approximate battery life of the Bose QC35, and can you see the remaining battery when turning them on?
- The QC35s offer about 20 hours of active listening, and they announce the Bluetooth pairing status as well as the remaining battery percentage when powered on.
- Are there convenient pairing methods or extra accessories included with the QC35?
- Yes, the QC35 include NFC for quick Bluetooth pairing, a carrying case, a mini USB charging port, and a 3.5 mm cable for wired listening.