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Posted 18 April 2024

BOSE QuietComfort SC Wireless Bluetooth Noise-Cancelling Headphones - Black with code

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Code is PEOPLEVALUE10 for 10% off, or via student beans to pay £4 less with unique code, from a search, these have better battery life, and adjustable NC and Wind reduction tech over the QC45 SE - SC means "soft case" FYI

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Legendary Noise Cancellation: Immerse yourself in full, legendary noise cancellation to block out distractions and focus on your music.Modes for Any Musical Moment:
  • Quiet Mode: Seal yourself in with complete noise cancellation, allowing you to hear only the beat.
  • Aware Mode: Need to pay attention? Get full transparency to hear your surroundings or engage in a conversation.
  • Custom Modes: Adjust noise cancellation as needed, add Wind Block to tune out breezy environments, and revisit your custom noise-canceling settings anytime.
High-Fidelity Audio: Enjoy bold sound quality that puts you on top of the world.All-Day Comfort: Plush earcup cushions softly hug your ears, while a comfortable yet secure band keeps the headphones in place.Up to 24 Hours of Battery Life: Keep your marathon playlists playing with a single charge using USB-C®. A quick 15-minute boost provides up to 4 hours of playtime.Adjustable EQ: Customize your sound by cranking up the bass, tweaking the treble, and balancing the mid-range.Audio Cable with In-Line Mic: Even without a Bluetooth® connection, plug into bold sound using the optional audio cable.Customize with Bose Music App: The app guides you through setup, lets you choose your voice assistant, and allows you to group compatible Wi-Fi-enabled products.
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  1. Dqb's avatar
    I use QC headphones when I do long-distance flights (I live in UK family is in Australia). Like 2hawt2spicy says, choose these for comfort. Headphones are a weird thing - you test them by listening for 10 mins in a store and you hear that Sony 1000's sound better, more bass than Bose QC, and you become a brand ambassador, but have you ever worn a headphone for 19 hours straight?

    Ten minutes in a glitzy store aren't the hustle bustle of a plane load of cranky travellers. You don't have the background hum and the babies enjoying the ear pressure change. Sony's are great, but my ears start to burn with the headband pressure at 10 hours, and yes, the extra bass is great, but 10 hours of more pressure in my ears makes me cranky. In ten minutes in a store you don't think about how comfortable headbands or ear cushions are.

    I find Bose QC to have just the right spring in the headband, and those wedge ear muffs are soft enough to sit there without creating any hotspots.

    I guess I'm a Bose brand ambassador.
    kiranmk2's avatar
    I bought my first pair of NC headphones for travelling by air. On a recent 9 hour flight with my XM3s my ears were in agony after about 7 hours. Having said that I recall the same issue with my older QC25s after a day of flying and connecting through various airports.
  2. kiranmk2's avatar
    I'm completely confused by Bose NC headphones now. There was the QC25, then the QC35, then the QC35 II which was fine, but after that came the NC700 which seemed to indicate a new design language. However, a year or so later the QC45s came out with the old design... Then the QC ultras which seem to be top of the line. So what are these? Are they just the QC45 rebranded as QC SC? (edited)
    Disae's avatar
    Found this: What is the difference between QuietComfort 45 Headphones, QuietComfort Ultra Headphones, QuietComfort Headphones, and QuietComfort SC Headphones?

    Bose QuietComfort Headphones are the successors to QuietComfort 45 Headphones. They deliver high-fidelity audio performance and world-class noise cancellation that allow you to hear more of your films and music – while travelling, at the office or at home. QuietComfort Ultra Headphones offer our most premium design and our most advanced technologies, for the best Bose listening experience in a headphone. With QuietComfort Ultra Headphones, you will enjoy our best headphone noise cancellation, audio quality personalised with CustomTune, and voice pickup, among other premium features. QuietComfort SC Headphones are the same as QuietComfort Headphones but feature a soft carry case instead of a hard carry case, and are only available in Black.
  3. Mo_321's avatar
    Are these worse or better than the Bose QC45 Headphones? My initial assumption was that they're a budget version. (edited)
    Ryan_ThompsonBQ4's avatar
    The same (including firmware updates etc) but they come with a soft shell case instead.
  4. Disae's avatar
    If you’re looking for a decent pair of NC at a reasonable price these were recommended to me and I love them: uk.1more.com/pro…nes
  5. shineon's avatar
    This one or Sony 1000XM4 ?
    welshuchiha611's avatar
    I'm wondering the same
  6. Ninzolow's avatar
    Just got mines today, thanks for the heads up! The case they comes with is incredibly poor so worth factoring that in.
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