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Bose QuietComfort 35 (Series I) Wireless Headphones, Noise Cancelling - Black
Brand | Bose |
Color | Black |
Ear Placement | Over Ear |
Form Factor | Over Ear |
Noise Control | Active Noise Cancellation |
About this item
- World class noise cancellation makes quiet sound quieter and music sound better. Connectivity Technology: Wireless
- Volume optimized EQ for balanced audio performance at any volume
- Wireless convenience, with easy Bluetooth and NFC pairing aided by voice prompts
- 20 hour battery life per charge; up to 40 hours in wired mode
- Noise rejecting dual microphone system for clear calls even in windy environments
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Sound quality | 4.4 | 4.5 | 4.6 | — | — | 4.7 |
Noise cancellation | 4.2 | 4.5 | 4.5 | — | — | 5.0 |
Battery life | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.5 | — | — | — |
Bass quality | 4.1 | — | 4.7 | — | — | 4.5 |
Sold By | Peifinator's Treasures | Amazon.com | JY TEC | WORLD WIDE STEREO | Sole Providers | Adorama |
connectivity tech | Bluetooth, NFC | Wireless, Wired | Wireless, Bluetooth 5.1 | Wireless | Wireless, Wired | Wireless |
headphones form factor | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | In Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear |
connector type | wireless | 2.5mm Jack | plug,wireless | — | 2.5mm Jack | — |
noise control | active noise cancellation | — | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation | — |
cable feature | Without Cable | Without Cable, Retractable | Without Cable | Without Cable | Without Cable | Without Cable |
control type | Call Control | Media Control | Media Control | Media Control | Media Control | Media Control |
material | Plastic | Plastic | Nylon | Metal | Plastic | Plastic |
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Included items
- QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones
- USB charging cable
- Backup audio cable
- Airline adapter
- Carry case
No noise. No wires. Just your music and you.
When it comes to noise cancellation, we’re not just best in class. We invented the category. With QuietComfort 35 headphones, there’s no noise to get in the way of your music, and no wires to get in your way at all. We put years of research into headphones that deliver true listening freedom. Easily connect your devices with Bluetooth or NFC pairing. They provide balanced audio performance no matter how noisy your commute is, and clear calls even on a bustling, windy street. With 20 hours of wireless battery life, you can listen all day; and the fit is light and comfortable enough for it, too. And for easy management of your devices, use the free Bose Connect app.
- World-class noise cancellation makes quiet sound quieter and music sound better
- Volume-optimized EQ for balanced audio performance at any volume
- Wireless, with easy Bluetooth and NFC pairing aided by voice prompts
- 20-hour battery life per charge; up to 40 hours in wired mode
- Noise-rejecting dual-microphone system for clear calls even in windy environments
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World-class noise cancellationYears of research went into them so you'll get more out of them. Better quiet, better sound and better for your music. |
Lose the wiresHassle-free wireless is simpler than ever: Bluetooth and NFC connections are quick and easy. And voice prompts to guide you through it so you'll never have to reach for your device. |
Sound that stays true to your musicVolume-optimized EQ gives you a consistent, balanced performance. Even when you have to turn it up on a plane, the sound stays true to your music. |
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More time with your musicRechargeable lithium-ion battery delivers up to 20 hours per charge so you can listen wirelessly for longer. Or, with the included backup audio cable, you can plug in and get 40 hours. |
Clearer callsWindy or noisy environments used to make calls hard to hear. Not anymore—a noise-rejecting dual-microphone system makes your calls clear from both ends. |
Designed for comfortPremium, lightweight materials make for a comfortable fit, so you can love your music all day. |
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Product information
Headphones Jack | wireless |
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Model Name | Quietcomfort 35 II |
Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, NFC |
Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth, NFC |
Special Feature | noise-cancellation, wireless |
Included Components | QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones^USB charging cable^backup audio cable^airline adapter^carry case |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Material | Plastic |
Specific Uses For Product | Music |
Charging Time | 2.25 Hour |
Recommended Uses For Product | Calling |
Control Type | Call Control |
Cable Feature | Without Cable |
Item Weight | 0.52 Pounds |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Style | Headphones only |
Control Method | Voice |
Number of Items | 1 |
Cable Length | 0.1 Meters |
Battery Life | 20 Hour |
Bluetooth Range | 10 Meters |
Is Autographed | No |
Is Electric | No |
Number of Power Levels | 1 |
UPC | 017817725460 017817789127 304361619254 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00017817725460 |
Manufacturer | Bose Corporation |
Item Weight | 8.3 ounces |
ASIN | B01E3SNO1G |
Item model number | 759944-0010 |
Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #105,605 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #2,868 in Over-Ear Headphones |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | June 5, 2016 |
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Product Description
Quiet Comfort 35 wireless headphones are engineered with world-class noise cancellation that makes quiet sound quieter and music sound better Free yourself from wires and connect easily to your devices with Bluetooth and NFC pairing Volume-optimized EQ gives you balanced audio performance at any volume while a noise-rejecting dual microphone provides clear calls even in windy or noisy environments Voice prompts and intuitive controls make communicating and controlling your music hassle-free A lithium-ion battery gives you up to 20 hours of wireless play time per charge And if you anticipate a situation where charging may not be possible just plug in the included audio cable Wired mode gives you up to 40 hours of play time per charge Premium materials make these headphones lightweight and comfortable for all-day listening Use the Bose Connect app for a more personalized experience Included Quiet Comfort 35 wireless headphones USB charging cable backup audio cable airline adapter carry case
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Customers like the sound quality, comfort, and battery life of the headphones. For example, they mention that they excel at drowning out ambient noise, and that the ear cups are very plush. Some are also satisfied with the quality, and the battery life. That said, opinions are mixed on value, durability, connectivity, and performance.
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Customers like the sound quality of the headphones. They say it's good, excels at drowning out ambient noise, and muffled. Some customers also mention that there's virtually no white noise coming from the headphones, and that they're great for classical, soothing music, or just listening to audio books.
"...They incorporate Bluetooth wireless, microphones, noise cancellation, comfortable cushioning and over-the-ear isolation, and on top of all that,..." Read more
"...The Bose sound great and are especially good at making some poor quality recordings sound pretty good, but ultimately the Sony sound more like..." Read more
"...It's not super audible, you do hear a slight hiss in the back round and a bunch of times I wondered whether it was outside noise or the headphones..." Read more
"...bass-heavy things like Bluedio R+, but the bass is tight, deep and audible. Then you get to some music with actual pronounced bass and... rattling?..." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the headphones. They mention that they are good-sounding, comfortable, and the best headphones they have ever owned. Some say that the ANC is fairly impressive.
"The Bose QC 35 headphones are a tour de force in headphone technology...." Read more
"...I still have them and they still are the best headphones I have ever owned...." Read more
"...Overall great sound it's clear with great bass.Build quality is good all around maybe Bose could improve a bit on the buttons making them feel..." Read more
"...They are the most comfortable headphones. You trade off high-quality plastic construction for light weight and just delectably soft and perfectly-..." Read more
Customers find the headphones comfortable. They mention that they fit more comfortably and snugly. They also appreciate the compact design and the ability to listen to music at a comfortable level.
"...Bluetooth wireless, microphones, noise cancellation, comfortable cushioning and over-the-ear isolation, and on top of all that, they talk to..." Read more
"...These are by far the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn...." Read more
"...for work because the I wanted the noise cancelling and they looked comfortable. They completely exceed in both qualities...." Read more
"...Next thing is the leather or pleather I'm not really sure which, it's super soft, it just makes me want to squish it over and over...." Read more
Customers like the battery life of the headphones. They say it has great battery life, and can replace batteries forever. They also mention that the headphone is built keeping long-hour users in mind, and comes with 70% battery.
"...You might not hear the doorbell.The battery seems to last a very long time; I haven't done a drainage test but they are rated 20 hours..." Read more
"...More music will sound really good on them and the battery will last a little longer...." Read more
"...That goes for the plastics elsewhere also.Battery life is awesome it takes like an hour to charge them from nearly dead to 100% and then they..." Read more
"...The Headphone is built keeping long hours users in mind. You won't feel any pain or discomfort wearing the headphones for 3 to 4 hours straight...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the headphones. Some mention that it's well worth the money, and cheaper than building a sound proof room. They also describe them as a no-regrets, expensive set of sleek, comfortable cans to use when. However, some customers say that they're expensive really expensive, feel cost-reduced, and are not durable. They silence things but at the apparent cost of the sound quality.
"...The Bose were pretty much what I'd expected, very good play time, but not quite as much...." Read more
"FIrst off these are expensive really expensive....BUT I've gotta say I have completely forgotten about the cost since I've had mine...." Read more
"...What on earth? I bought these guys as a no-regrets, expensive set of sleek, comfortable cans to use when traveling on business...." Read more
"...So for quiet times, they work great! And cheaper (and less confining) than building a sound proof room.Then I used them for phone calls...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the headphones. Some mention that it works well, and the app works well. They also say that it's great for phone calls, listening to music, and reducing background noise. However, some customers report issues with the volume/track control piece stopping working, and that the headphones will not work on higher frequencies.
"...already brought the QC35 on a couple of plane trips, and it has performed quite well, muting the dull roar of the engines down to almost complete..." Read more
"...It appears that there must be some manufacturing defect in the voice coil or surround, or some misalignment in the assembly, something loose - but..." Read more
"...The touch controls on the ear cup rock. They're intuitive and work perfectly. Swipe forward/back to skip tracks or up/down to adjust volume...." Read more
"...So for quiet times, they work great! And cheaper (and less confining) than building a sound proof room.Then I used them for phone calls...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the connectivity of the headphones. Some mention that it connects seamlessly with devices that you have previously paired the headphones to, and it automatically connects to 2 devices if you have multiple devices listed. However, others say that the Bluetooth loses connection, and the connection reliability issues are noticeable.
"...I have yet to use it. Bluetooth is ubiquitous today and if you have an audio device that lacks Bluetooth capability, you can add it by purchasing..." Read more
"...Needless to say they're not Bluetooth (and they have a giant mic arm on them), but I have a hard time believing that you couldn't find something for..." Read more
"...The comfort is just like a pillow hugging your ears. I have never had issues with pairing, and the wireless is simply solid with no drops unless you..." Read more
"...comes with USB charging cable, Audio cable for wired connection, Airline adapter and cool looking carrying case...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the durability of the headphones. Some mention that the construction seems solid, and it should last a few years if well cared for. They appreciate the robust switches and impact resistant materials. However, some customers report that the headband material is starting to crack at the corners.
"...The earpads have frayed so will need to be replaced, but still, even after all these years the sound and bass is incredible...." Read more
"...It was built with impact resistant materials, corrosion resistant steel and glass filled nylon according to BOSE Corporation...." Read more
"...I think it's due to the earmuff? Getting worn over time but the seal isn't as good as it originally was and the noise cancellation doesn't seem to..." Read more
"...sounds 're still good, no breaking sound, discount price, good quality longer last, light weight, used item, some scratches, no damage, no missing..." Read more
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When you turn the device on, it reports its battery state and what devices are currently active. You can pair it with numerous devices but it will only play audio from one device at a time. It has some kind of built-in logic to allow your phone to interrupt another device. For example, if you are listening to music on your laptop which is paired to the phones, they will switch to your phone if a call is coming in. (You can ignore a call by pressing and holding the "Multi-function" button on the headset, situated between the up- and down-volume buttons.
To turn on the headset, slide the power button to the central position. To put the headset into Bluetooth pairing mode, push the power button all the way to the right (it will spring back). The headset will then report to which devices it is currently connected.
I've already brought the QC35 on a couple of plane trips, and it has performed quite well, muting the dull roar of the engines down to almost complete silence. It's the only way to really enjoy a video or music on a flight without jacking up the volume to harmful levels in your ears. Now that the FAA has relaxed the electronics-off rules, you can leave this device turned on the entire flight, from take-off to landing.
Phone calls work well with the QC35; just put them on and pair once with your phone, and you are good to go. Once your call is under way, you can put your phone back in your pocket where it belongs, and talk wirelessly. It's also handy for playing games quietly on your phone or tablet. I enjoy watching Youtube or streaming movies in bed at night and this headset is comfortable for lying on a pillow, not true of all headphones.
Bose provides a free mobile app for both Android and Apple devices that lets you set some preferences on the headset, such as turning off the talking feature and enabling/disabling some paired devices. It's handy if you wish for example to force the headset to ignore a device such as a laptop that's emitting audio and make it instead work only with your phone. When a paired device emits audio, the Bose QC35 automatically makes it the active device on the list, which you usually want, but not always.
Back when I was working in a noisy office, I found noise canceling headphones very helpful for blocking out the world so I could concentrate. Working from home, with a noisy family in the background, I find them equally useful. They are so good that you literally might not hear someone addressing you until they tap you on the shoulder. You might not hear the microwave beeping that it's done. A phone call might be missed, unless your headset is connected to the phone. You might not hear the doorbell.
The battery seems to last a very long time; I haven't done a drainage test but they are rated 20 hours and I have yet to get them down below 60%. They charge up quickly on a typical micro-USB charger and you can take them on a pretty long plane ride and not worry about needing to recharge. Your phone will die a lot sooner than these headphones. They will work without battery charge, by the way, if you use the included cable, though of course you don't get the noise cancellation.
Note by the way that the battery is not user-serviceable. In other words, you can't change the battery, which distinguishes this model from the previous Bose QC 25 headset; that model runs on one AAA alkaline battery that lasts 35 hours, then requires replacement. It's a tradeoff that some may find unacceptable if they need the noise cancellation for long hours out in the field. If you routinely fly New York to Australia, for example, you're possibly going to prefer the QC25 to the QC35 because you can easily carry a few spare AAA's. On the other hand, you can also get an external phone charger battery that will top off your QC35 and still have enough juice to recharge your phone and other peripherals on a long flight.
The kit comes with a stereo cable to connect directly to a phone or other audio source. I have yet to use it. Bluetooth is ubiquitous today and if you have an audio device that lacks Bluetooth capability, you can add it by purchasing an inexpensive Bluetooth transmitter for around $20 and plugging it into the audio device's stereo headphone jack. I'm planning to get one for the digital piano in the living room, to get away from having a wire dragging off my head while practicing late at night.
Bose doesn't really have a monopoly anymore on sound cancellation; good noice cancelling headsets are made by many other top manufacturers such as Sony, Sennheiser, Bohm, AKG, and a host of Chinese knockoffs that range from OK-ish to very good, often for a fraction of the price. But Bose is still the state of the art in high end noise cancellation.
+PACKAGING - SONY - (Obviously not particularly important, but if you're giving them as a gift...) Bose's packaging is tight and simple, I like it, but Sony's had a lot more thought put into it and creates the feeling you're opening something grand.
+ILLUSION OF QUALITY - SONY - The look and feel is far superior to the Bose as far as out of the package handling.
+CASE - SONY - While I really like the Bose case (especially the nifty little fabric tag which shows how the headphones fold into the case), they came with a bunch of little disposable foam pieces to protect them. Once those pieces are removed I can hear the ear cups shift against one another from time to time. The Sony case has an integrated fuzzy divider to prevent the ear cups from touching. (It also has a diagram for folding, but not as cool as the Bose diagram.)
+BLUETOOTH - BOSE - Both connect equally quick and effortless, but Bose allows you to connect to two devices.
+VOICE PROMPT - SONY - You may disagree, but I found the Bose voice prompts to be super cheesy. They do not sound like a $350 dollar pair of headphones. My $20 Plantronics earpiece as a much cleaner sounding voice prompt. Sony's sounds fantastic, but by necessity the Bose [try] to tell you specifically which device has been connected/disconnected. (I say "try" because it couldn't pronounce my device name.)
+ CONTROLS - SONY - Hands down Sony takes this. The touch controls on the ear cup rock. They're intuitive and work perfectly. Swipe forward/back to skip tracks or up/down to adjust volume. Tap to pause/play. The NFS is nice too. Tap or swipe your phone on the ear cup and it connects, then tap the ear cup with your finger to begin play of last track you were listening to. With my ZenFone I don't even need to unlock my phone for this.
Although I do prefer Bose's physical toggle switch for Power. I don't care for holding down and waiting for the Sony to turn on. And while the Bose phone app allows you to set timers if you plan to sleep w/ them on, I prefer the Sony auto shut-off after a few moments of no longer receiving a signal, especially as someone who is likely to set them down without turning them off.
+BATTERY LIFE - SONY - The Sony definitely keep going beyond what I'd expected. The Bose were pretty much what I'd expected, very good play time, but not quite as much.
+NOISE CANCELLATION - TIE - I know most believe the Bose to have better noise cancellation and at first I was inclined to agree, but after submersing myself in a degree of different environments I found they each seem to have strength over the other with certain tones. MAYBE the bose are a little better for a livingroom full of "normal" activity. Machine noise seemed to be a little less obvious with the Sony, but again it's so close it doesn't even matter.
+PHONE CALLS - TIE - No obvious advantage for me. Both are fine and far superior to most other products on the market.
+COMFORT - BOSE - NOTHING IS AS COMFORTABLE AS THESE. These are by far the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn. They're lighter, the "leather" is softer, and they're not quite as snug on the head, but they don't slip.
+SOUND - SONY - More than half the music I listen to sounds significantly better through the Sony. The Bose sound great and are especially good at making some poor quality recordings sound pretty good, but ultimately the Sony sound more like studio headphones, true to sound. The Bose seem to excel with Bluegrass, Country, Classical, anything where a lot of midrange can be appreciated, but can really overwhelm some music such as Punk or Hardcore with too much of said midrange. That said, The Sony really deliver across the board. If you're listening to Hip Hop or Drum and Bass, you want the Sony. And just because the Bose seem to excel with Bluegrass and Classical, I'm not saying the sound quality is necessarily better than the Sony even in those categories. The Sony deliver.
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If you're going for comfort then there is absolutely no question; BOSE. Great for sleeping and traveling.
If you're going for sound and you plan to pump a lot of music through them; SONY. More music will sound really good on them and the battery will last a little longer. And if you have an Android, connection and control is simple while standing in a rickety subway train.
That said, I don't know that either of them are really worth the price. I have both, and I have a pair of Logitech 7.1 Dolby surround sound gaming headphones with USB dongle that sound incredible with movies (far better than 7.1 in a room, as the acoustics in the headphones are perfectly controlled, and far better than either of these), and they Cost a $160. Needless to say they're not Bluetooth (and they have a giant mic arm on them), but I have a hard time believing that you couldn't find something for less that half the price of these that would deliver nicely.
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Ad ogni modo, ho apprezzato queste bose sin da subito, esteticamente per l eleganza e la semplicità di questo nero leggermente opaco e poi per le sue qualità in riproduzione e comodità.
L archetto e i padiglioni sono imbottiti, quindi risultano davvero comodi, anche per chi indossa gli occhiali (capita che le stanghette premano contro la parte posteriore delle orecchie e dopo un po’ bisogna togliere le cuffie) e questo, unito al fatto che tramite braccetti regolabili si possono adattare ad ogni forma di testa, fanno sì che queste cuffie siano utilizzabili anche per ore senza avvertirne il peso, poiché dotate anche di una batteria molto performante.
Il pairing è immediato, efficientissima la soppressione dei rumori (a volte troppo) quindi ideali per ascoltare musica/film in treno/metro/aerei.
In definitiva queste bose accontentano un po’ tutti, perché suonano bene, hanno dei bassi corposi e tutto sommato risultano bilanciate; anche se per i più esigenti c’è la possibilità di scaricare un app, per settarle nel migliore dei modi.
Utilizzandole ho riscontrato qualche difficoltà durante le chiamate (voci non chiarissime, rumori di sottofondo) ma per il resto non ci sono grosse criticità, nessun lag o latenza; anche se non posso assicurarne la totale assenza, poiché un orecchio più attento ed allenato del mio potrebbe smentirmi.
In definitiva però mi ritengo soddisfatto di questo acquisto, anche perché funzionano ancora molto molto bene.
Dieses funktioniert fantastisch! Sowohl beim Musikhören als auch ohne Musik kann man sich von dem Lärm der Umgebung abschotten und in eine Art "Ruheoase" eintauchen. Ich habe, bevor ich den QC 35 gekauft habe verschiedene Modelle mit Noise Cancelling im Laden ausprobiert (unter anderem den Sony Mdr 1000x). Von allen war dieses beim Bose QC 35 am besten. Man hört so gut wie nichts ohne Musik. Macht man Musik an, hört man gar nichts. Weder auf der Straße noch in der S-Bahn, im Flugzeug oder im Auto. Ich war richtig begeistert um nicht zu sagen, es hat mich vom Hocker gehauen! Leider Gibt es davon eine Ausnahme und das ist starker Wind. Starke Böhen erzeugen ein leichtes Rauschen durch die Mikrophone. Soweit ich weiß, ist das aber ein generelles Problem bei Noise Cancelling Kopfhörern. Ein kleiner Nachteil im Vergleich zu manchen Konkurrenz-Produkten ist vielleicht, dass man das Noise Cancelling weder deaktivieren noch regulieren kann. Schaltet man die Kopfhörer ein, tun sie ihre fantastische Arbeit. Wird man angesprochen oder möchte kurz etwas hören, muss man sie abnehmen oder ausschalten. Mich hat das zwar nicht gestört, aber vielleicht ist das für den Ein oder Anderen ein Problem.
In Sachen Sound bin auch sehr zufrieden. Hohe Frequenzen meistert er genauso wie mittlere Klänge. Der Bass ist nach meinem Geschmack genau richtig. Insgesamt ergibt sich ein sehr klares und angenehmes Klangbild und wenn man will, bekommt man auch einen ordentlichen Rums. So mancher Kopfhörer wird sicherlich einen noch etwas besseren Klang haben, da bei denen das Hauptaugenmerk darauf liegt. Dieses liegt beim QC 35 aber eindeutig auf dem Noise Cancelling. Da man dadurch sowieso so gut wie keine Umgebungsgeräusche wahrnimmt, ist der Klang rein und ausgesprochen gut.
Zudem sind die Kopfhörer äußerst komfortabel zu tragen. Das Leder an den Ohrmuscheln ist weich und erzeugt so gut wie keinen Druck. In der Mitte der Bügel ist zudem ein Polster für den Kopf. Nach einer Weile vergisst man, dass man überhaupt Kopfhörer trägt, was auch daran liegt, dass sie sehr leicht sind. Grandioses Tragegefühl! Das ist vor allem auf längeren Reisen super angenehm. Bei mir sitzen die Kopfhörer fast mit engster Einstellung am besten. Ich habe für einen Mann einen recht schmalen Kopf und recht viel weiter dürften die Kopfhörer nicht sein. Menschen mit sehr kleinem Kopf oder schmalem Gesicht könnten Probleme mit der Passform bekommen.
Der Akku ist der Hammer! Bose verspricht fantastische 20 Stunden Laufzeit! Ich habe mit der ersten Akkuladung ca. 18 geschafft. Man muss allerdings dazu sagen, dass der Akku, wenn man die Kopfhörer neu kauft, nur zu 70% geladen ist. Mit einer vollen Akkuladung ist also noch deutlich mehr drin - ca. 25h. Das ist überragend!! Ist der Akku leer, kann man mit dem mitgelieferten Kabel trotzdem weiterhören (ohne Noise Cancelling).
Sobald man den Kopfhörer in die Hand nimmt, merkt man, dass man ein hochwertiges Produkt in Händen hält. Die Ohrmuscheln sind aus Aluminium und die Bügel aus einem speziellen glasfaserverstärkten Nylon. Bei der Konkurrenz wird teilweise etwas mehr Metall verarbeitet. Muss man selbst entscheiden, was man lieber hat. Durch den hochwertigen Kunststoff ist der QC 35 wie gesagt schön leicht. Steht man eher auf Metall, kann z.B. der Sony Mdr 1000x punkten.
Den QC 35 gibt es in zwei Farben. Silber und Schwarz. Optisch finde ich Silber ein bisschen edler als das eher unauffällige Schwarz. Generell sind die Kopfhörer weit schlichter gehalten als andere des gleichen Preisniveaus. Trotzdem sind sie optisch sehr ansprechend, wenn auch kein Blickfang in 1000 Farben.
Offre tre differenti possibilità di collegamento: 1) Wireless con bluethoot. Da notare che l'accoppiamento con i vari dispositivi è facilissimo ed immediato. Insomma... non sbaglia un colpo! 2) Tramite cavo, in quel caso senza attivare la riduzione dei rumori esterni, ma comunque con una resa a mio parere eccellente. 3) Con il comodo spinotto fornito sempre in dotazione che consente di potere collegare la cuffia ai sedili o ai dispositivi degli aerei (per chi viaggia molto utile).
Veniamo adesso alla resa vera e propria. La qualità del suono è fantastica. Forse il volume potrebbe essere un po' più alto?!? La riduzione dei rumori esterni funziona eccome. Diciamo che solo accendendole ti isola dall'ambiente esterno. Chiaro: non completamente. Nel senso che i rumori vengono sì attenuati, ma se mi parlano accanto un poco sento sempre. Normale...
Impressionante la durata della batteria. Si ricarica velocemente tramite usb con qualsiasi computer o tramite un'apposita presa e sembra che non si esaurisca mai. Insomma, se devo fare un volo intercontinentale (ci risiamo con i viaggi) penso che non abbia bisogno di ricaricarla...
I materiali mi sembrano veramente ottimi. La rifinitura è fantastica. Su questo aspetto mi permetto di riservare un parere definitivo tra un po' di tempo. Purtroppo con delle cuffie auricolari Bose, anche esse dall'ottima resa e particolarmente costose (ben sopra i 100 euro), a distanza di un paio di anni e pur avendone cura riponendole inoltre nella sua custodia, mi si è sfilacciata la protezione esterna dei cavi. Funzionano sempre, ma ho dovuto "rinforzarle" con dell'apposito nastro. Peccato. Spero di essere decisamente più fortunato con le QuietComfort.
Software: c'è un app che sembra veramente ben funzionare, che aiuta a gestire in particolare la connessione con i dispositivi utilizzati. Essenziale (non molte funzioni) ma buona. Io la utilizzo su iPhone e iPad.
AGGIUNGO: ottima anche la qualità e la gestione delle chiamate. Ho fatto diverse prove e sento perfettamente chi mi chiama, nonché vengo ascoltato senza problemi.
Después de mirar las opiniones no encontré ninguna correcta en lo que a este producto se refiere:
Se trata de unos auriculares cuya función principal es anular el ruido ambiente mediante un algoritmo de procesado del sonido ambiente y la generación de uso en contra fase, debido a lo complejo de esto, lo realizan en frecuencias graves fundamentalmente y de tipo ruido. Por lo anterior son ideales para anular ruidos de motores, compresores, aviones y en general transporte público, las frecuencias agudas las minimizan pero son audibles y el aislamiento se basa en la parte pasiva de los auriculares.
Debido a que los altavoces deben estar reproduciendo el ruido de bajas frecuencias de manera fiel en contra fase, la calidad de audio es, yo diría que mediocre sin llega a ser mala, pero no olvidemos que estamos comprando y cual es la función principal, suenan bien si tenemos en cuenta dicha función.
Si sólo ponemos la anulación sin reproducir audio escucharemos los ruidos de fondo como si fuesen lejanos. La sensación de pecera o burbuja, no me resulta molesta y soy bastante exigente.
Son muy cómodos, ligeros y están muy bien diseñados ergonómicamente.
La colectividad Bluetooth funciona muy bien, no hagáis caso a los que dicen que no, probado con dispositivos Android.
La duración de la batería es bestial, y ahora algo que no encontré explicado: Si se conecta el cable y se encienden la supresión de ruido y el Bluetooth se anula, he leído comentarios de gente que decía que no los podía usar en aviones por no tener manera de anular el Bluetooth, mentira, solo hay que conectar el cable y hasta el piloto azul y blanco se apaga, además casi todas las compañías permiten dispositivos Bluetooth, el alcance del Bluetooth es bueno, cubre todo un piso de 100m2 sin problemas.
Un contra es que no dan mucho volumen, mismo problema que antes, se debe a que la función de cancelación le da mucho trabajo a los altavoces y es la prioridad, pero el sonido es suficiente y permiten escuchar a volúmenes más bajos.
El acabado es bueno, el embalaje también, las instrucciones escasas, el cable de carga usb es muy corto.
¿valen casi 300€?, en base a la cancelación de ruido, comodidad, acabado y colectividad, la respuesta es un si rotundo. En base a el sonido audiófilo, la respuesta es un no rotundo, pero si te los compras debería ser por el primer punto con lo que si se puede pagar lo que piden por ellos.
En resumen les doy 5 estrellas porque en el apartado cancelación de ruido, no los hay mejores a la fecha y esa es la función principal, si se trata del audio puro y duro, les daría 2,5 estrellas. Para mejorar nivel y algo de calidad para que brillen un poco más los medios y agudos y no apaguen tanto el sonido, un reproductor con ecualización ayuda pero no hace maravillas.