Bose QC35 comes at a not cheap price
The batteries now used are not standard
it cannot play on 0% battery even
leather and foam padding used on the headband is irreplaceable
It feels weird at first and somewhat uncomfortable
the leather was ruined in less than a year
mind your credit card taking a pretty hefty hit
estimate it rears its head twice an hour)
Higher-pitched sounds like sirens or car horns squeak
lack of a replaceable battery
QuietComfort headphones relied on a single AAA battery
newer MacBook models have ditched the native SD card slot
cheap
vertical dock does not add a lot of connectivity options
5mm headphone jack
There s more padding on the underside of the headband
QuietComfort range had only one major drawback the wire
The design is a bit weird
The mids are perhaps a little lacking
there are no fancy textures or ornate sculpted elements
voice recognition a little hit and miss in loud areas
headphones feel cheap
Bose took that superpower and made it wireless
background noise was picked up and made conversation difficult
eerie to begin with
wireless will never reach the quality of a trusty wire
charge very fast and the controls are tricky to master
They also lack smart features such as ear detection
they lack virtual assistant support and relies on some proprietary components that
lack of a built-in battery (an AAA battery
are no EQ settings
no custom voice
no messy wires getting in the way of my body and the seat belt
noise cancellation is not active by default in the wired mode
Background noise from our traffic-choked streets means headphone
all casual chatter and distant radio sounds are totally eliminated
slightly wide sound stage to feel the reverb
QC35 offers very limited controls
Neither is there auto-pause when headphones are removed
the ANC cannot be disabled during wireless mode
There are no dedicated track skip buttons
do not sound as good as a set of audiophile-grade 300 wired headphones
lack of dedicated track skip buttons and the use of a 2
its execution has always been inelegant
atrocious lines
the cramped seating
the overpriced gum at Hudson News
sound terrible in passive mode
not bass-heavy
of the headphone industry are gone from wired to wireless being the norm
The mids are just slightly muddy
and bass lovers
very flimsy Beats Studio Wireless
the tuning isn t bad
don t fold and seem bulky in comparison
gooey-soft memory foam ear cushion padding
boring
flat-sounding wireless headphones
the Beats Studio Wireless seem inferior in many ways
the bundled USB cable is ridiculously short
noise will be a nuisance to them and not you
Microphones are scattered on the inside and the outside of the headphone
how much battery is left and lets you rename the headphones
how Bose tends to cut off highs leaving less detail
Bose products are so hard to hate
it s still so hard to justify the $350 price tag
of headphones requiring an app feels positively silly to me
The headband is a little wider than the older wired QC25 headphones
mean they re the best-looking headphones around
the headphone is heavier than the QuietComfort 25
Bluetooth wireless negatively affects music playback
all ambient sound is very loud and distracting
not a fan of untangling cables at the bottom of my backpack
worn mediocre noise-cancelling headphones
your only loss is conversion loses in the phone
Bose QC 35 headphones are fatally flawed
steep price of headphones in general
Bluetooth can suffer from interference
audiophile who needs to own seventeen pairs of headphones for each musical style
audiophiles and cannot distinguish between good and bad audio
headphones a little over a month
the focus is music
not audio calls
Apple also does not provide instructions on how to upgrade
Bose has stood still while its rivals have caught up
high-end model will move from Intel to Apple silicon
no word on what features might be included in the refreshed firmware
a micro-USB port
dull looks will catch the fancy of most average users
QuietComfort 35 is not a strange or outlier design
The battery is not user replaceable
It lacks the glamour of unboxing a gadget of this calibre
The controlled audio delivery also tends to feel a tad conservative
soaring high pitch does not sound disorienting
the mids had a bit more emphasis
highs do slightly overpower the mid frequency range
no way to deactivate active noise-cancelling
forget there s not a cable in sight
Bose certainly has not compromised is audio quality
No need to carry a spare AAA battery anymore
headphones are not simply a purchase they are an investment in quality
nothing - perhaps a faint sound
35's do not use standard AA batteries
hard to switch away from a Pixel and its camera
flat fart you get when the music is quite bass heavy
Bluetooth is always trouble
Bose does have an app
adjust the noise cancellation or access an equaliser
don't fold and seem bulky in comparison
bit on top of the headband
headphones can sound shrill or tinny at higher frequencies
Wireless (Bluetooth) connectivity
doesn t feel tight on the head and soft on the ears
5mm audio cable dangling around your neck for good
lose the active noise cancelling and any EQ you set up through the app
you cannot charge AND use the wireless/Bluetooth at the same time
smart string lights
wearing headphones often leads to lots of pain
there is no equalizer in the app
Bose QuietComfort 35 sport no aptX codec
expensive price tag
Too many are simply trying to capitalize on affiliate revenue
headphones don't turn off when not connected to an active device
QuietComfort 35 headphones dropped their Bluetooth connection altogether
QuietComfort 35 headphones and nothing would be coming through the headset
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service does not include all providers or all products available in the market
Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones vs
noise-cancelling was rendered nearly ineffective
it felt too vacuum-like and uncomfortable
The microphone is not the best and can be disappointing
clamping force is not too high
pretty short and really thin and flimsy
5mm cable is also fairly inconvenient
the app is pretty useless
sliding mute switch sits further down the wire
too tight
low-quality options
headband has a microfiber lining
headphones switched to anything other than the maximum setting
The buttons are actually quite small and a little bit fiddly
drowns out a lot of distracting noise
interrupted music or quiet moments so often that it became unbearable
The plastic feels cheap and hollow
It symobilizes a website link url
Battery life is not stellar
Android users will get more out of this functionality than Apple users
reduced and often practically unnoticeable
have Bluetooth switched on and noise-cancelling off
No cherry-picked units sent by manufacturers
ambient noise is barely noticeable
Noise cancellation requires battery charge in the headset
subtle hiss that sometimes interfered with the overall audio quality
battery level dropped too low
Connect App is a bit complicated
Bose QuietComfort 35 ii will not let you down
noise cancellation at the highest level
there is no design change in the second model
Spatial qualities were a bit light and higher frequencies a tad dull
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it can sound dull and closed
sound quality is extremely bad
headphones that are weak in bass
copper-tone caps could pass for rose gold
knocks the price of these cans down from
Bose model will bust your ear drums with bombastic bass
turned down the brightness on my iMac screen
The Bose also leak a little less audio
No cherry-picked units sent by brands
the Drop have longer continuous battery life
Bose are lacking
Speech sounds thin and noticeably muffled
Models without this feature get a red cross
rating is not included in our total score
Clamping pressure feels spot-on
is now a little bit wider and is covered in suede
no real occasion where it would get too hot
there are no real competitors at this level
The ear pads are quite big and fully cover the ear
response of these headphones differs a lot on how they are placed on the ear
Headphone hinge is broken and they charging $335 for replacement
Very expensive headphones to fail so quickly
the fabric on the ear pads is in a terrible wear and tear condition
Unfortunately my microphone has just failed after 14 months
Head phones turns off automatically after few minutes of use
you will lose any active noise suppression
high-end retail price of nearly $350
inferior noise cancelling circuits
Bluetooth does not seem to degrade their active noise canceling performance
horns
squealing tires
Sound is a bit dark and is generally not very detailed
No average person would feel the bass is bloated
and a very cozy relationship with a Twitch gaming star
Bose logo is no longer raised and is now just stamped onto the ear cups
Bose doesn t support audio over that connection
these headphones are bad
some battery left over for some home listening
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