Bose QuietComfort 35 ii Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- I've had the Bose QuietComfort 35 II headphones for about a month now and I'll tell you what I like and what I dislike. And most importantly, would I buy it again if I could go back in time?
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In this video, I look at the following:
Comfort
• 8.3 ounces or about half a pound
• Great padding on the right and left sides and the top
• Fits over ear and is very comfortable, slants down inside to fit the ear nicely
• Right and left indicator on the inside
Color
• Black and silver, I opted for the black
Controls
• On/off switch, in addition to pairing
• Volume up and down and play/pause, forward, Siri, mute, answer call, decline call
• Battery indicator, green for high, orange for medium, red for low battery
• USB charge port
• Google or Alexa assistants, also set the level of noise cancellation to high, medium, or off, weird that Siri doesn’t use the same button
• Headphone jack, or use blue tooth on up to two devices
• Dual microphones
○ Help with noise cancellation
○ Voice calling
Noise Cancellation
• Walking around the city
• Making phone calls
Audio quality
• Not an audiophile
• Clear and crisp
• The bass is nice
Performance
• 20 hours or blue tooth playing
• 40 hours of wired playing
Detractors
• Sunglasses don’t work in the summer
• Bluetooth sometimes lag when first playing music / audio. Wired connection avoids this.
• Price is steep at $299
App
• Ability to change the name of the device
• Set up two connections - I use my PC and phone
• Music share between multiple headphones
• Noise cancellation level can be adjusted
• Action button can be customized
• Standby timer to turn off after a certain amount of time of non-use
My thoughts
I've had these now for three weeks. I've worn them around while out and about. The noise cancellation is phenomenal. On the street it blocks out car sound and other background noise. Voice calling works great.
Price is a little steep, but you get a best in class product. I would buy them again. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Thank you so much !!! I couldn’t figure out how to switch it between iPad and iPhone
If wired does it still require to be charged or does it draw power from the device it’s hooked into like a Nintendo switch, portable DVD player, old generation iPod, an iPad?
Just watched your review and I'm buying the Bose Headphones, sooooo excited!!
Very nice, you're going to enjoy them :)
Hi
Can this wireless headphones use for phone calls and other stuff
Great review! I'm ready to buy some Bose headphones. Would this headphones worked on android devices?
You're a very well-spoken young man & the review was helpful. But you missed some important technical aspects. 1) The standard audio wired connection for many years now has been the 3.5mm audio jack. Everyone should know that Bose has decided to fxxx with this standard by putting in a 2.5mm jack. Then they helpfully provide a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter cable. So what's wrong with that? How many times have you gotten various little doo-dads with your devices, and how many times do they get lost? The whole point of a STANDARD is that you don't have to plan ahead, if a need comes up, bingo- it works. Why is this important to me? I'm old & for years, devices would either come with this really big-ass, huge audio jack or the much smaller 3.5mm jack. It took 20 years to get rid of the big ones and we've had 3.5mm as the standard for 20 more years. Remember when every cellphone manufacturer used a different jack for the charger, and what a pain it was? And how much more convenient it is now that we have the micro-USB standard? (And now USB-C, but at least that is technically superior.) So why would we want to support any company that wants to make things LESS CONVENIENT for us?? JUST SAY NO TO NON-STANDARD JACKS. /// 2) The second aspect you didn't cover is RANGE. Because I'm old, I used to use 900mhz FM headphones with a transmitter base unit. Because they were analog, you had no security. However, they had great range.. as in I could cut my grass with the base unit inside the house. NOW, with the very-low range Bluetooth specification, if I'm listening to tunes in my small condo and I go to bathroom or kitchen, the Bluetooth cuts out. So you need to carry your phone with you even within your apartment. That's not convenient. I thought progress meant things are supposed to get better? :) When you review any more Bluetooth devices, please test how far you can get before they cut off. Use the "bathroom test". Because some devices are definitely way better than others.
Dude have you ever heard of new line/new paragraph? No one can read a solid wall of text
Nice job, thanks
November 2019 - For commuting nothing I repeat nothing beats the QC35ii's... 😎
I like your review as I have the silver one
What is the bose app? There is a bunch on Google play
It's called Bose Connect.
I want to try the radio on them what app is it
I heart radio is a good radio app.
Not gonna lie, when you said for people who don’t like their weights in ounces I though you were going to say their weight in grams not pounds. You got me there. Great review though.
Can I pair to wave radio?
As long as it accepts bluetooth connections, you should be able to
Just a point to make .. you never mentioned anything regarding the sound quality ?
5:06 for quick comments on sound quality. Cheers!
hi.. have you tested these headphones streaming movie from your laptop/PC or TV because they have a huge audio lag because they only have and use SBC/AAC codec, and for me this is a deal breaker. what is you thought about it.. because no reviewers highlight these points anywhere, they focus only on the main pros and cons, no one reviews the practicality of the device.
I have noticed some issues with lag. When I edit videos, sometimes I'll notice that my lips don't quite match the words coming out of my mouth. When I hard wire connect to my machine, the problem typically goes away. This leads me to believe there's a slight lag with the blue tooth transmission. I hadn't noticed this with the original review, but something that is definitely a con.
Hey man. Good review, what made you choose this over the sony xm3?
They're both great headphones -- you really can't go wrong with either. Bose tends to have best noise cancellation while Sony has best sound. I valued noise cancellation slightly more than sound. Here's a good rundown of the two: www.tomsguide.com/us/bose-qc-35-ii-vs-sony-wh-1000x-m3,review-5909.html
Kevin Stratvert m3 are good in sound quality but during calls they are sucks specially in noisy ambient like bus train i need to return my m3 and get another pair of qc35ii if you are more on calling buy bose but if u care only about sound quality buy m3
bose qc35 is only good on iPhone. there is a noticeable degradation if we use it with an android phone. on iPhone, the sound quality of amazon music and apple music quality is about the same but the music quality of Amazon music on iPhone and Android phone is a huge difference. it is because of the codec support. however, when I used RHA 390 wireless the sound quality is about the same on both iPhone and Android. that's because it supports aac and aptx both. the sound quality is very nice on bose with iPhone. it has punchy bass and the mids and treble also very good. again sony xm3 and bose both are good but it depends on the person who will buy. if you want more bass then sony is good and if you want less bass and crystal clear vocals then bose is good. we can't tell Sony is good over bose or vice versa.
Just got it from the military exchange for $219 no tax and free shipping.
Whatever you do, NEVER UPDATE THE FIRMWARE on these if you don't want your ANC nuked.
You're welcome.
Need more info pls. Warnings are meaningless if we don't know why. Why would the Automatic Noise Control be affected by an update? If it was a 'bad update', then since it's 9 months later, there's almost certainly better updates that followed.