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Ye they all do it, last Bose product I’ll buy. Customer service is useless. Pay a premium for garbage.

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Easy answer, ever since Flex(tronics) took over the manufacturing from Bose, its all shit.

Do not buy bose. I have the same problem and contact bose. The customer service said send $320 with old headphone and replace new. Bought at $500. It is $370 on the market price It is second headphones, the same brand, break down every 2 years QC WAS BAD AND NOW NC ALSO DRAG ME CAZY

I already fixed it

No sound on this video. Thanks.

CLEAN THE SWITCH!!!! its not necesary replace the switch, just open it and WD40 or some electr. cleaner and mechanically clean the contact area of the moving part, complete and you can use the headphones again...

I contacted Bose and after doing a little diagnostics, they decided it was not worth doing troubleshooting. They are sending me a set of QC45s to replace my QC35s.

I did not know that dot was actually there

😳OMG.. Can't remembers what who said that in my comments, or somewhere else. But someone wrote he contact Bose and they exchange freely his qc35 for a qc45... I try it... No luck (ftom my computer), on on my tablet, their site proposed me to redirect to Canada site... I then retry from here... And wow... It work... 1 months delay approx to shipping mine with a pre paid shipping label, and completely free.. I will receive a qc45.. I have been propose the 700 for fiew buck, but prefer the free option. Keep all posted once I received the new one

I literally plugged a screwdriver under the whole button pad and lift it a bit and it worked for me idk… maybe button is touching somewhere on the grid and give shortage and this switching it on but I lift it a bit and now no problems idk what’s happening…

i fixed it by opening it and spraying WD-40 on switch mechanism and blowing air on it.... and its working perfectly fine.

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Got help from Bose forums from a guy who had the same issue. He shared this link on the problem. It is the switch (hardware issue). So hope it helps everyone. I'm working on it now. Having a terrible time putting back in the metal part which has the spring with it. community.bose.com/t5/Around-On-Ear-Headphones/REPLACEMENT-ON-OFF-SWITCH-FOR-QC35/m-p/173964#M66941

Yes, the switch needs cleaning works. I did it a few weeks ago.

My Problem is the Bluetooth light (white dot on the headphones) is on for eternity

Year 2020, I have exactly same problem occur. I have find the video about cleaning the power switch. Any one find other way to fix it?

Same issue. I just updated my qc35 to latest firmware and it still didn’t fix

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What I did was go to my lap top bluetooth settings and kept disconnecting and re-pairing the BOSE and finally it stopped turning its self off.

there is actually no fix for this yet. Its basically a fault in the Software. The power button is only for connecting to different devices. The workaround is to download the Bose app on your smartphone, make sure it is updated (may take some time to update qc35) afterwards, set the standby timer to 5 minutes on the app and turn off the bluetooth on your smartphone. No need to manually turn off qc35 nor touch the buttons. Just press the play button to turn it on and don't forget to change the standby timer on the app. When *turning it off* set again the standby timer to 5 minutes. I would also suggest to pair qc35 to a single device only. This worked for me

I had the same problem. Give this a try it worked for me. btu.bose.com

I have the same issue. Any fix besides chucking away an otherwise perfectly functioning device and buying a new pair?

I have the exact same problem. And the solution I got from bose support was to buy a new pair at a "discount" of $249. Some premium product.

I have exactly the same problem. I think it could be related to a bug in the last firmware version.

This seems to be a hardware issue and since my headphones are out of warranty I'm now stuck with this useless piece of junk and have to pay ANOTHER 350 dollars for a new set! WTF Bose? For your prices this shit shouldn't even happen!

I saw your post at community.bose.com/t5/Around-On-Ear-Headphones/QC-35-I-is-Turning-On-By-Itself/m-p/193354/highlight/true#M36823 Below is a copy/paste of a post I had where you can fix the issue yourself if you want. The fix that has fixed mine permanently (going on a couple months now) is by opening up the switch and pushing the prongs outward that make contact with conductors on the circuit board to make better contact. Text instructions here: community.bose.com/t5/Around-On-Ear-Headphones/QC-35-I-is-Turning-On-By-Itself/m-p/168080/highlight/true#M31103 Pictures here: community.bose.com/t5/Around-On-Ear-Headphones/QC-35-I-is-Turning-On-By-Itself/m-p/173964/highlight/true#M32130 I have yet to hear a person that has done the @Kivi-Kingas from the Bose Forum fix and had the problem return. To me it can be debated whether or not it's caused by the headphone case, cables in the case pushing on the switch, or just happens over time through normal usage. My guess is the cables don't help, but I never had cables in mine and didn't have situations that put much pressure on the switch. Mine are mostly on a headphone stand or my head. I don't think the hardware vs software is debatable anymore. There's too much evidence that it's caused by the lack of outward tension of the prongs making solid contact to the conductors on the circuit board which can be remedied by bending them outward as explained in the procedure linked above. You will notice that when you completely remove the switch, the headphones will be on. So that also can suggest that one of the 4 prongs is barely making contact which is what causes the affected users' headphones to mysteriously intermittently power up at random. If you are going to try to perform the fix yourself here are my 3 tips: 1. Getting the metal cover off the switch housing seems to be tricky. Use a very small thin bladed flat-head screwdriver to get under it, and you should be able to pry it off. The cover attaches at the ends with the clasps over the housing, so look at that and try to understand how to maneuver the screwdriver to free a clasp on one of the ends. You might be able to get something directly under a clasp from one side, but I was able to do it by gently prying under the main part of the metal cover. 2. Be sure to keep track of the small spring in the switch. It's super small and can easily be dropped and lost, so try to do it in a confined space that will ensure it doesn't go springing off somewhere where you won't find it. 3. From my experience, when you remove the switch, the headphones will be in an on state. With the earpads removed, if you place the headphones on a flat surface, you will hear a screeching feedback loop. It's probably due to noise cancellation, so I would disable that or avoid placing them earpiece down on a hard flat surface. You can also go the Bose support route for you presumably out of warranty headphones, but results may vary and they may want to charge you a lot.

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