The 25s sound much better , and are more accurate than the 35s. The bass on the 35s is very bloated and boomy. The noise cancellation on the 35 is also better. Thank you!
It's not a proprietary cable. It's a standard 2,5mm stereo jack. But in the QC25 it was recessed which meant that a normal sized jack couldn't fit while on the QC35 it isn't anymore so you can fit any 2,5mm to 3,5mm minijack cable!
QC35 "internal battery" (that is not user replaceable) with a usb charging port is not a benefit it is: 1. Less convenient - When traveling you're not always going to have access to a wall socket to plug your usb cable into. 2. An excuse to force you to buy new headphones in a couple of years - LIon batteries die. Bose says that after 500 charges your battery will still have 80% life left. But that assumes optimal conditions of full discharge and full recharge cycles each time). The reality is that no literally one uses their devices like that and battery life will degrade much more quickly than that. This will be especially true for people that use the bluetooth feature - which can only run on batteries - and so people will constantly have the cans on charge just to "make sure it's ready when I need it". This is the worst possible use case for Lion batteries and they will degrade very quickly. However, my QC25s will last me a decade because I can maintain them myself (or if I get tired of them, I can give them to my parents to use - who would love them). I can replace the ear pads and i can replace the battery so the only issue will be if the electronics or speakers fry. Perfect example: I have a pair of Sennheiser RS180 wireless headphones that I purchased in 2010 that I still use all these years later. They allow me to walk around the house with my music when everyone else is asleep. Using Bose's ideology, (being unable to replace the battery myself), I would have had to pay Sennhieser to "replace" the battery at least once (probably twice - and Bose wants to charge you $259USD for that service). If Bose were at all concerned with "convenience", they would have included the USB port and kept the charging circut, but instead of using a non-replaceable battery, they would have allowed us recharge the AAA inside of the device. I'll keep using my QC25s + cabke.
Nope. Lithium chemistry does not care if you fully discharge or fully charge. Also, a quality battery can last thousands of partial cycles and a decade or more. This kinda puts a damper on your comment. Sorry.
sigh... i would rather have liked a AAA powered QC35, coming from QC15 I just carry a bunch of re-chargeable AAAs on its case and just swap them one by one, I'm not confident about QC35's battery longevity in general because then i have to go to bose for them to replace the "permanent" battery inside.
yeah... im really thinking about retiring my ever trusted 6yr old qc15s, in one hand i'm still not too confident on the 35's permanent battery if it will hold just as long, on the other hand i would really love to have that freedom from the proverbial audio wire while enjoying bose's unmatched noise cancelling feature. the struggle is real.
BalticFin Yesterday I ordered the new Sony WH-1000XM2, I will receive it next week. But I just noticed the QC25 are on sale for 189€. I'm thinking of adding them to my inventory as well because of the comfort... decisions, decisions...
Great review...just what I need to make my choice, only one serious doubt still persists though: What about the 'air pressure feeling' on both commented among other reviewers? Have you ever felt any difference regarding that issue between the QC25 and 35's? Greetings from Chile.
Great comparison. I picked up some QC25s for $180 for travel, was considering switching to the QC35s, but your breakdown answered a bunch of questions I had.
Thanks GMapper14, great review. Two questions: 1. At the 8:33 mark, you mention that the QC25 can be used without a cable (that is no audio source) to serve only the purpose of noise cancelling. Can the same be done with the QC35, or does it need to be playing audio to perform noise cancelling? 2. If the battery on the QC35 dies, and you plug it into an audio source like a laptop's 3.5mm port or a plane's dual 3.5mm port, does the noise cancelling function, or do you just get audio without both EQ and noise cancelling? I would have thought that the power from these types of sources would only be enough to send an audio signal, but not enough to power the EQ and noise cancelling features.
Yes! The 35's can be used with out audio playing, and the noise canceling works just fine. Sadly plugging in will not restore the NC abilities. So if the battery dies then you only can use it for basic audio functions. As far as I can tell there is no button lock. But I feel like these buttons are placed really well and cannot be clicked on accident. :)
chords are only supposed to send audio signals to devices. Any noise cancellations are dependent on the computer within the headphones. The same thing with the voice prompts.
Loved the way you explained... Confident, knowledgeable all points touched... Use some brolls music and better lighting & sound. You will be with million subscribers
You can use the Apple version on Android and vice versa, but you just can't use the inline controls. If you have both devices and you really need to use the controls, you can buy an extra cord for $30 from Bose.
Sorry, one final question. Is there a 'lock' option for the buttons, so if you want to sleep on a plane using the headphones just for noise cancelling, and you end up on your side, the buttons if accidentally pressed don't do anything? Some devices had a dedicated 'lock' button, others make you press a combination of buttons to activate/deactivate it.
did anyone compare 25 to 35 outside in windy environments? i had the 25 and sold them to get the 35, but keep reading reviews about how bad 35 are outdoors..
The whole in-line control thing started with apple. When apple introduced the iPod shuffle 4th generation, the device didn't have any controls on it. instead, the iPod was controlled through the headphones. The control system was designed with the blind in mind. That iPod was the first iPod to feature voiceover, making it a revolutionary product for the blind, and a revolutionary product for apple. just a little history lesson from a blind youtube user.
I've read one magazine review on TH-cam that says that the noise cancelling is disabled when using the QC35 wired. Surely, that can't be right? What if you want to watch the inflight movie and have to use the cable. That can't really turn off the noise cancelling, can it? I hope Bose aren't suggesting you need to own a QC25 for that as well! By the way, great review and I like the idea of using a QC25 cable to get the inline controls.
Thanks. Just goes to show you can't trust online magazine reviews! It would have been ridiculous if you lost the noise cancelling just because you need to use the cable.
It's not good to have the sponsor video at the end because people can just stop watching the video after the review and have all the info they need. If you have the sponsor somewhere in the middle people will have to watch the sponsor video if they want to hear the rest of what you are going to say. Overall great review!
Hey I just bought the QC35, but I wasn't hesitant on buying them because I thought they were only 350 because of the extra features. But since they were Bose a good brand I said what the heck and just got em anyway. But you kinda answered my question in the first few seconds in your video about the sound quality. What I was worried about. Do you know any good sound quality headphones that you can recommend me that doesn't require Bluetooth and all that other stuff. All I care about is the sound quality. I'd really appreciate your response.
So do they both have the same sound quality? I heard they sound the same but some say side by side, they sound a little different but very little difference.
Thanks for the review! I have an emergency and hope you could respond to a specific question wich is more medical than technical: I need to buy one of those two model for a person who had a head injury and need silence to recover. Wich one do you think is the less painful to wear? The person had really bad neck/head/ears acke:( is one more soft, less tight? Thanks for your help:)
I just bought the 35's (yesterday) and I'm still wondering if I can simply turn off the button like I could on the qc15 so I could talk to my partner. Seems tricky and I can only do it in Bluetooth mode, and then I have to turn on the the audio again on my device......any ideas?
i just bought the qc 25 today and i could hear the sound like an ordinary speaker, i don't think headphones should be like or perhaps there fault with mine. please i need help on this
Given his breakdown, I opted for the QC25s. He openly states they're both good options at the higher price (QC25 at $300) but the QC35 wins for just $50 more. Given the price drop, I have a hard time paying $150 more to go full wireless (QC35 at $330 right now), especially with nothing groundbreaking unless you get the QC35 II for $350 and want Google Assistant. QC25 may be "dated" but my producer friend still uses them for the comfort and noise cancellation. They seem like a great value at $180.
Will Klein I was debating between the QC35ii and Sony MX1000M2 but then I passed by the Bose store and I saw the QC25 was on sale at 159USD. Fired up Google for 10 min doing some on the spot research after which the decision was easy for me, QC25 all the way. Tested them on my flight back home and they were awesome. Agree bass was a little weak but it was easily fixable by using the Poweramp app which has an advanced eq .
Does QC35 fit into cases for QC25? I lost my case for QC35 and try to buy one in Korea, but bose Korea only sell the one for QC25. I'm confused as some tell it fits while others say not...
Hello! Do you (or some other people) know if you can have higher volume in QC35 than in QC25? Because I think that QC25's highest level is way to low for me and my friends here in Sweden?
So how well do they work when connected to multiple devices? My current bluetooth headphones (plantronics backbeat pro) have a hard time dealing with more than two devices (I often have to unpair/pair them). I need to have them wirelessly connected to my desktop pc, work pc, laptop and at least one phone :-)
And a second question. Can they be used while they are being charged? By the way, I really hope the sound quality have been improved. Went to the bose store a few days ago (they didn't have the qc35's yet) and compared my backbeat pros to the qc 25. The noise cannselation are so much better on the Bose but I was shocked to realise my backbeat pros sound quality was far better. I did not expect that... Unfortunately they are falling apart, so I will have to get some new cans :-)
I was really surprised at the multi device quality on the 35's! I had them connected to my Apple TV and iphone at the same time with no problems. Watching a Movie on the TV and get a phone call, the TV pauses and I hear ringing. End the call, and it plays the TV again. Awesome stuff! And no distortion either. I believe they can be used while charging, but I'm not 100% sure. And yes, the quality is much muuuch improved. That was my one problem with the 25's. Go to best buy, they have sooooo many 35's in stock and on display for testing. I think the 35's sound incredible, in my opinion.
Maybe I'm just nitpicking, but try to talk to the camera and not your image on the screen. Love the review btw, kind of a real consumer review instead of some flashy video
I apologize, that's one of my flaws. I'm kind of a narcissistic person. I should just turn off the view so I can't see myself the entire time. Oh well, constructive criticism totally accepted! :)
+GMapper14 Electronics thanks in which area its excelled...highs mis treble ...and if u happenn to listen to sennheiser momentum hows it fair against sennheiser ?
+Sajid A I'm no audiophile so my technical savy there is limited. But I feel like there is much more body compared to the 25's. And the bass is more present. The music also sounds much warmer and richer. If any of that makes sense haha. :P
+Sajid A from what I've read these are an upgrade in audio for the whole Bose line. So these sound better than the SoundLinks. At Least that's what I've read. :)
Do you get called " THE MAN IN BLACK " ? , If so , it's a compliment , tying you in with JOHNNY CASH .... I have a good black friend , and everything he ever wore was black , if you can just imagine , and he loved the nickname ! ....
I'd say no. I just returned the QC35 and I'm now planning to buy the QC25. The bluetooth doesn't sound as good as when you use the stereo cable and the Bluetooth is very unreliable. I was basically using the QC35 wired... so what's the point? Keep your 25 and save a few bucks.
I recently tested the QC25 and QC35 side by side, Mojo amp with my Samsung S7 and the QC35 seems more staged with cable attached, Bluetooth is just average sound but good for on the go. I would still agree, there is very little difference between them apart from Bluetooth capability.
That's not my experience, I could hear the surroundings clearly with the 25 but not with the 35.
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Thank you!, it's the best review of the two models I've ever seen.A have just bought a second hand CQ35 (only the headphones), I need to buy now the case and the cable with the volume control. I wuold like to ask you two questions Does the QC35 fits prefectly on a QC25 case? . I found in amazon this cable: www.amazon.es/dp/B01DKOQ3YO I don't know if it is original, but according to your video, it should be compatible with QC35. Would you recommned to buy it?. Thank you very much!
I just received my QC25 after returning the QC35 and I'm returning these 25 back again and finally buying-and keeping-a pair of QC35. The noise cancelation is much better in the QC35. Whit the QC35 I couldn't even hear my phone when it rang whereas in the QC25 I could perfectly hear it.
Price is subjective of course, the value varies from individual to individual. I feel like the $50 extra is worth it for the Bluetooth and better sound. But I am glad they kept the 25's so people still have a cheaper choice!
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That crooked painting does my head in.
was thinking the same thing....
The 25s sound much better , and are more accurate than the 35s. The bass on the 35s is very bloated and boomy. The noise cancellation on the 35 is also better. Thank you!
It's not a proprietary cable. It's a standard 2,5mm stereo jack. But in the QC25 it was recessed which meant that a normal sized jack couldn't fit while on the QC35 it isn't anymore so you can fit any 2,5mm to 3,5mm minijack cable!
Awesome! Thanks for the info! Didn't know that. :)
QC35 "internal battery" (that is not user replaceable) with a usb charging port is not a benefit it is:
1. Less convenient - When traveling you're not always going to have access to a wall socket to plug your usb cable into.
2. An excuse to force you to buy new headphones in a couple of years - LIon batteries die. Bose says that after 500 charges your battery will still have 80% life left. But that assumes optimal conditions of full discharge and full recharge cycles each time). The reality is that no literally one uses their devices like that and battery life will degrade much more quickly than that. This will be especially true for people that use the bluetooth feature - which can only run on batteries - and so people will constantly have the cans on charge just to "make sure it's ready when I need it". This is the worst possible use case for Lion batteries and they will degrade very quickly.
However, my QC25s will last me a decade because I can maintain them myself (or if I get tired of them, I can give them to my parents to use - who would love them). I can replace the ear pads and i can replace the battery so the only issue will be if the electronics or speakers fry.
Perfect example: I have a pair of Sennheiser RS180 wireless headphones that I purchased in 2010 that I still use all these years later. They allow me to walk around the house with my music when everyone else is asleep. Using Bose's ideology, (being unable to replace the battery myself), I would have had to pay Sennhieser to "replace" the battery at least once (probably twice - and Bose wants to charge you $259USD for that service). If Bose were at all concerned with "convenience", they would have included the USB port and kept the charging circut, but instead of using a non-replaceable battery, they would have allowed us recharge the AAA inside of the device.
I'll keep using my QC25s + cabke.
Nope. Lithium chemistry does not care if you fully discharge or fully charge. Also, a quality battery can last thousands of partial cycles and a decade or more. This kinda puts a damper on your comment. Sorry.
Was there recently an earthquake in your area
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sigh... i would rather have liked a AAA powered QC35, coming from QC15 I just carry a bunch of re-chargeable AAAs on its case and just swap them one by one, I'm not confident about QC35's battery longevity in general because then i have to go to bose for them to replace the "permanent" battery inside.
Yeah I kinda liked the AAA way too. But now I just carry a battery backup brick. Not too bad. But no AAA.
yeah... im really thinking about retiring my ever trusted 6yr old qc15s, in one hand i'm still not too confident on the 35's permanent battery if it will hold just as long, on the other hand i would really love to have that freedom from the proverbial audio wire while enjoying bose's unmatched noise cancelling feature. the struggle is real.
Plus you can just swap and go instead of charging and stuck.
BalticFin are you satisfied with the sound quality and noise cancellation of the QC 25?
BalticFin Yesterday I ordered the new Sony WH-1000XM2, I will receive it next week. But I just noticed the QC25 are on sale for 189€. I'm thinking of adding them to my inventory as well because of the comfort... decisions, decisions...
Great review...just what I need to make my choice, only one serious doubt still persists though: What about the 'air pressure feeling' on both commented among other reviewers? Have you ever felt any difference regarding that issue between the QC25 and 35's? Greetings from Chile.
Great comparison. I picked up some QC25s for $180 for travel, was considering switching to the QC35s, but your breakdown answered a bunch of questions I had.
I actually love that battery feature of QC25. Removable and readily available rather than waiting for charge on QC35
Thanks GMapper14, great review. Two questions:
1. At the 8:33 mark, you mention that the QC25 can be used without a cable (that is no audio source) to serve only the purpose of noise cancelling. Can the same be done with the QC35, or does it need to be playing audio to perform noise cancelling?
2. If the battery on the QC35 dies, and you plug it into an audio source like a laptop's 3.5mm port or a plane's dual 3.5mm port, does the noise cancelling function, or do you just get audio without both EQ and noise cancelling? I would have thought that the power from these types of sources would only be enough to send an audio signal, but not enough to power the EQ and noise cancelling features.
Yes! The 35's can be used with out audio playing, and the noise canceling works just fine. Sadly plugging in will not restore the NC abilities. So if the battery dies then you only can use it for basic audio functions. As far as I can tell there is no button lock. But I feel like these buttons are placed really well and cannot be clicked on accident. :)
chords are only supposed to send audio signals to devices. Any noise cancellations are dependent on the computer within the headphones. The same thing with the voice prompts.
Loved the way you explained... Confident, knowledgeable all points touched... Use some brolls music and better lighting & sound. You will be with million subscribers
You can use the Apple version on Android and vice versa, but you just can't use the inline controls. If you have both devices and you really need to use the controls, you can buy an extra cord for $30 from Bose.
Sorry, one final question. Is there a 'lock' option for the buttons, so if you want to sleep on a plane using the headphones just for noise cancelling, and you end up on your side, the buttons if accidentally pressed don't do anything? Some devices had a dedicated 'lock' button, others make you press a combination of buttons to activate/deactivate it.
You remind me about Orlando bloom in pirater of The carribean
did anyone compare 25 to 35 outside in windy environments? i had the 25 and sold them to get the 35, but keep reading reviews about how bad 35 are outdoors..
cant remember any issues with 25
The whole in-line control thing started with apple. When apple introduced the iPod shuffle 4th generation, the device didn't have any controls on it. instead, the iPod was controlled through the headphones. The control system was designed with the blind in mind. That iPod was the first iPod to feature voiceover, making it a revolutionary product for the blind, and a revolutionary product for apple. just a little history lesson from a blind youtube user.
Micah Grauel that's very interesting thanks! Does you computer read this out to you then?
bro fix the picture frame my ocd started annoying me.
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I've read one magazine review on TH-cam that says that the noise cancelling is disabled when using the QC35 wired. Surely, that can't be right? What if you want to watch the inflight movie and have to use the cable. That can't really turn off the noise cancelling, can it? I hope Bose aren't suggesting you need to own a QC25 for that as well!
By the way, great review and I like the idea of using a QC25 cable to get the inline controls.
That's not true! Haha they work just fine wired
Thanks. Just goes to show you can't trust online magazine reviews! It would have been ridiculous if you lost the noise cancelling just because you need to use the cable.
normanjfisher That would be pretty annoying. Glad Bose didn't go that way!
Nice reviw man very indepth compared to other videos out here on ytb thanks alot! And keep up the good work
It's not good to have the sponsor video at the end because people can just stop watching the video after the review and have all the info they need. If you have the sponsor somewhere in the middle people will have to watch the sponsor video if they want to hear the rest of what you are going to say. Overall great review!
Hey I just bought the QC35, but I wasn't hesitant on buying them because I thought they were only 350 because of the extra features. But since they were Bose a good brand I said what the heck and just got em anyway. But you kinda answered my question in the first few seconds in your video about the sound quality. What I was worried about.
Do you know any good sound quality headphones that you can recommend me that doesn't require Bluetooth and all that other stuff. All I care about is the sound quality. I'd really appreciate your response.
So do they both have the same sound quality? I heard they sound the same but some say side by side, they sound a little different but very little difference.
Just the review I was looking for. Great job! Is there still a "L" and "R" printed on the inside of both earpieces on the QC35?
Yes! On the black ones the letters are just harder to see
QC 25 is now $179 on Bose website. Are QC35’s worth $170 more?
Thanks for the review! I have an emergency and hope you could respond to a specific question wich is more medical than technical: I need to buy one of those two model for a person who had a head injury and need silence to recover. Wich one do you think is the less painful to wear? The person had really bad neck/head/ears acke:( is one more soft, less tight? Thanks for your help:)
I just bought the 35's (yesterday) and I'm still wondering if I can simply turn off the button like I could on the qc15 so I could talk to my partner. Seems tricky and I can only do it in Bluetooth mode, and then I have to turn on the the audio again on my device......any ideas?
i just bought the qc 25 today and i could hear the sound like an ordinary speaker, i don't think headphones should be like or perhaps there fault with mine. please i need help on this
With the price drop to 179, do you still think the qc35 is worth the extra money?
Given his breakdown, I opted for the QC25s. He openly states they're both good options at the higher price (QC25 at $300) but the QC35 wins for just $50 more. Given the price drop, I have a hard time paying $150 more to go full wireless (QC35 at $330 right now), especially with nothing groundbreaking unless you get the QC35 II for $350 and want Google Assistant. QC25 may be "dated" but my producer friend still uses them for the comfort and noise cancellation. They seem like a great value at $180.
Will Klein I was debating between the QC35ii and Sony MX1000M2 but then I passed by the Bose store and I saw the QC25 was on sale at 159USD. Fired up Google for 10 min doing some on the spot research after which the decision was easy for me, QC25 all the way. Tested them on my flight back home and they were awesome. Agree bass was a little weak but it was easily fixable by using the Poweramp app which has an advanced eq .
Thanks! Great comparison!
Great review dude. I will be purchasing mine this weekend I think.
Does QC35 fit into cases for QC25? I lost my case for QC35 and try to buy one in Korea, but bose Korea only sell the one for QC25. I'm confused as some tell it fits while others say not...
Hello!
Do you (or some other people) know if you can have higher volume in QC35 than in QC25? Because I think that QC25's highest level is way to low for me and my friends here in Sweden?
Really great and helpful review, thank you!
Do you have to throw away the qc35 when the battery life finally fails? One year, two years . . . 4 or 5?
Does the microphone of qc25 wire work as well when connected to qc35 headphones?
Will Apple or other companies release a limited edition of the qc35s like the black-gold version qc25s from Apple?
Pianistic 😂😂😂
Can you use the QC35's with a PS4 both Wired and Wireless?
can you turn on the power on but still use the wire to listen to music? i want the sound canceling but i like wires more sometimes
Yep! That works fine. :)
at 3:05 you said "QC25s" when you meant to say "QC35s"
So how well do they work when connected to multiple devices? My current bluetooth headphones (plantronics backbeat pro) have a hard time dealing with more than two devices (I often have to unpair/pair them).
I need to have them wirelessly connected to my desktop pc, work pc, laptop and at least one phone :-)
And a second question. Can they be used while they are being charged?
By the way, I really hope the sound quality have been improved. Went to the bose store a few days ago (they didn't have the qc35's yet) and compared my backbeat pros to the qc 25. The noise cannselation are so much better on the Bose but I was shocked to realise my backbeat pros sound quality was far better. I did not expect that... Unfortunately they are falling apart, so I will have to get some new cans :-)
I was really surprised at the multi device quality on the 35's! I had them connected to my Apple TV and iphone at the same time with no problems. Watching a Movie on the TV and get a phone call, the TV pauses and I hear ringing. End the call, and it plays the TV again. Awesome stuff! And no distortion either. I believe they can be used while charging, but I'm not 100% sure. And yes, the quality is much muuuch improved. That was my one problem with the 25's. Go to best buy, they have sooooo many 35's in stock and on display for testing. I think the 35's sound incredible, in my opinion.
How does the noise cancelling on these compare to the previous model qc15?
I think better on the 35's, but the upgrade is negligible. They both are probably the best at noise cancellation, so either way you're covered.
can the bass be adjusted on the q35??
Do the qc35 feel heavy compared to the qc25 when you got them on for a couple of hours?
A little heavier overall, but I could leave them on for hours and not notice any fatigue.
The crooked picture is bugging me
Maybe I'm just nitpicking, but try to talk to the camera and not your image on the screen. Love the review btw, kind of a real consumer review instead of some flashy video
I apologize, that's one of my flaws. I'm kind of a narcissistic person. I should just turn off the view so I can't see myself the entire time. Oh well, constructive criticism totally accepted! :)
Great comparison
Great review
Please fix the picture!
Can you compare them to Denon ah gc20?
Which one is better looking?
Black or silver?
I gotta say silver. looks more premium i think
i think it depends on the taste. i for example prefer black because it is less flashy and more sleek
Thank you
Thanks!
hows the sound quality compared between the 2...is there major upgrade?
In my opinion yeah. The 35's sound really really good. The 25's always left me a little disappointed
+GMapper14 Electronics thanks in which area its excelled...highs mis treble ...and if u happenn to listen to sennheiser momentum hows it fair against sennheiser ?
+Sajid A I'm no audiophile so my technical savy there is limited. But I feel like there is much more body compared to the 25's. And the bass is more present. The music also sounds much warmer and richer. If any of that makes sense haha. :P
+GMapper14 Electronics thanks again ...i already have bose sound true ovr ear versiin 2 and was wondring if this will be upgrade for sq ovr it
+Sajid A from what I've read these are an upgrade in audio for the whole Bose line. So these sound better than the SoundLinks. At Least that's what I've read. :)
Good review...
Do you get called " THE MAN IN BLACK " ? , If so , it's a compliment , tying you in with JOHNNY CASH .... I have a good black friend , and everything he ever wore was black , if you can just imagine , and he loved the nickname ! ....
Bro are the qc25's wireless...???
please reply fast
They are not.
Haha... In Denmark the QC25 is 270 dollars and the QC35 is a whopping 475 dollars!
Can i use with the ps4? Bluetooth?
I tried today and couldn't get it to connect. The PS4 said that there was no profile for The Bose available.
GMapper14 Electronics tks!!
As soon as you started talking at the start with such energy i liked instantaneously XD
Haha thank you!
I have the QC25s, should I upgrade to the 35s?
If you want the wireless , choice is yours
I have both and I would say NO. the noise cancelling isnt as good.
I'd say no. I just returned the QC35 and I'm now planning to buy the QC25. The bluetooth doesn't sound as good as when you use the stereo cable and the Bluetooth is very unreliable. I was basically using the QC35 wired... so what's the point? Keep your 25 and save a few bucks.
I recently tested the QC25 and QC35 side by side, Mojo amp with my Samsung S7 and the QC35 seems more staged with cable attached, Bluetooth is just average sound but good for on the go. I would still agree, there is very little difference between them apart from Bluetooth capability.
That's not my experience, I could hear the surroundings clearly with the 25 but not with the 35.
Thank you!, it's the best review of the two models I've ever seen.A have just bought a second hand CQ35 (only the headphones), I need to buy now the case and the cable with the volume control. I wuold like to ask you two questions Does the QC35 fits prefectly on a QC25 case? . I found in amazon this cable: www.amazon.es/dp/B01DKOQ3YO I don't know if it is original, but according to your video, it should be compatible with QC35. Would you recommned to buy it?. Thank you very much!
y do u talk like David laid
25 cable work with Android if used on new 35?
If i already had the QC25 one, is it worth it to buy the 35 one?
If you're buying them for music then yes upgrade. If you like them noise canceling then no, the QC 25's are perfectly fine.
Sound likes i should change! thanks for your advice.
I just received my QC25 after returning the QC35 and I'm returning these 25 back again and finally buying-and keeping-a pair of QC35. The noise cancelation is much better in the QC35. Whit the QC35 I couldn't even hear my phone when it rang whereas in the QC25 I could perfectly hear it.
The QC35's re too much money and they sound just as good as the QC25'S
Price is subjective of course, the value varies from individual to individual. I feel like the $50 extra is worth it for the Bluetooth and better sound. But I am glad they kept the 25's so people still have a cheaper choice!
+GMapper14 Electronics Now that I think about about it, your right. Love This Vid
+GMapper14 Electronics the Sound is actually worst over Bluetooth
After comparison in local store I can say that qc35 sounds definitely better than qc25 even despite we listened to them in wireless mode
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