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648 reviews
May, 2025
alaTest has collected and analyzed 648 reviews of Bose QuietComfort 35 II. The average rating for this product is 4.6/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other Headphones for all reviews. Reviewers are impressed by the design and noise isolation. The comfort and usability are also mentioned favorably, whereas there are some less positive comments about the price.
sound, usability, comfort, noise isolation, design
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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Headphones the Bose QuietComfort 35 II is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 89/100 = Very good quality.
Expert review by : Trusted Reviews (trustedreviews.com)
Bose QuietComfort 35 II review: If you want the very best noise cancellation to shut out other people's racket, these are the only option.
Superb noise cancelling ; Excellent mic for calls ; Light and comfortable ; Long battery life
No aptX ; Rivals sound better
The best headphones if you hate other people
Expert review by : Lewis Leong (techradar.com)
Smart noise-cancelling headphones for voice assistant diehards
Class-leading noise cancellation ; Balanced, but soft sound quality ; Incredibly comfortable
No auto play/pause ; No instant mute ; Plastic build, plain design
Expert review by : What Hi-Fi? (whathifi.com)
Impressive noise-cancelling headphones from Bose, with added voice control smarts...
Lots of detail ; Impressive noise-cancellation ; Google Assistant integration
Tough competition
Impressive noise-cancelling smart-headphones that are great on-the-go
Expert review by : Cam Bunton (pocket-lint.com)
The first-generation QC35 was among the most lauded noise-cancelling headphones. The second-generation continue that trend of excellence, but with the
Superb sound ; Great battery life ; Google Assistant and notifications surprisingly useful ; Noise-cancelling is great - and comes in three levels
Google Assistant is a little more limited on iPhone ; Not the sleekest design ; Battery life not as long as some competitors
The first-generation QC35 was among the most lauded noise-cancelling headphones. The second-generation continue that trend of excellence, but with the addition of Google Assistant - which is surprisingly useful for managing notifications.
Expert review by : David Carnoy (cnet.co.uk)
With a new button that links directly to Google Assistant on your phone, Bose's otherwise unchanged flagship noise-cancelling gets a little more personality -- and functionality.
The Bose QuietComfort 35 II headphone adds a dedicated button for Google Assistant, but it can be programmed for other functions, too. Retains its predecessor's top-of-the-line active-noise canceling, excellent wireless Bluetooth sound and...
Battery isn't replaceable; same apparent design and performance as previous model.
Existing QC35 owners don't need to upgrade, but the addition of a dedicated Google Assistant button gives the already excellent wireless noise-cancelling headphone an extra bit of personality.
Expert review by (which.co.uk)
Popular with commuters, the Bose's QuietComfort 35 II premium noise-cancelling over-ear headphones aim to take the fight to leading rivals such as the Sony WH-1000XM3 over-ear headphones. They promise crystal-clear sound, and also allow you to access...
Expert review by : Matthew S. Smith (digitaltrends.com)
Bose attempts to convert its popular QuietComfort 35 II into a gaming headset, but not everything goes to plan. Read our full review to find our why.
Enjoyable, balanced sound ; Light and comfortable ; Excellent active noise canceling
Lacks virtual surround sound ; Lacks audio punch in action games ; Not wireless when gaming ; Poor value
Expert review by : Caleb Denison (digitaltrends.com)
The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphone 700 may be the latest and greatest, but don't count the company's QC35 II out just yet. At $50 less than Bose's new flagship, these mainstay cans still make the most sense for most people. We'll explore just why that...
They aren't Bose’s best anymore, but the QC 35 II are a smarter buy than ever
Expert review by : Will Greenwald (pcmag.com)
The Bose QuietComfort 35 II Gaming Headset is exactly what it sounds like: a QC 35 II turned into a gaming headset. It's an excellent pair of noise-cancelling headphones that now features a handy boom mic and a desktop volume wheel.
Expert review by : David Carnoy (cnet.com)
With a new button that links directly to Google Assistant on your phone, Bose's otherwise unchanged flagship noise-canceling gets a little more personality -- and functionality.
The Bose QuietComfort 35 II headphone adds a dedicated button for Google Assistant, but it can be programmed for other functions, too. Retains its predecessor's top-of-the-line active-noise canceling, excellent wireless Bluetooth sound and...
Battery isn't replaceable; same apparent design and performance as previous model.
Existing QC35 owners don't need to upgrade, but the addition of a dedicated Google Assistant button gives the already excellent wireless noise-canceling headphone an extra bit of personality.
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