Bose QuietComfort 35 II Deals & Offers

says 230 for me

They're headphones, not a pair of flared jeans.....

Probably important to be aware that there can be lag issues with these when watching videos. I can't get mine to sync the sound with video on Netflix, NowTV etc. Bose support are currently being rubbish and claiming that it's normal for Bluetooth headphones, but this isn't my first set of BT headphones and I've not had this problem before ... Bloody good headphones otherwise, great noise cancellation..

It has already dropped.

This should drop further given the new model is out

How can someone compare with the amazon ones if those are refurbished? Please change the title.

Now that the Bose 700's have been released, it may be worth holding off for a price reduction on the 35II

£259. Usual amazon price. No discount on prime day.

What is the discount for amazon prime customers?

I think you will find they are refurb....

£239 bran new at Peter Tyson

bought a pair today look like new no cables supplied and in a white box with a sticker on. really pleased with them. wasn't impressed with the sound of the 700 pair they sounded really flat to me

ya think these will go to under 200 on prime day?

Thanks, just grabbed a pair from Mcarthur Glen, York. Sounded like they have a load still in stock of both black and silver. Rose gold are not included in the offer, but are new for (I think) £259

Just purchased them in store. They had a delivery this morning and I think they had about 4 black ones left. They look immaculate and work absolutely fine 🔥

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The low latency is a bummer really is you can tell it's out of sync but they're so comfortable that I didn't return them, great for flights I'll just use the cable to remove latency, not the most ideal solution but oh well

Those thinking about the Bose 700 - they don't even have AptX support, what a joke. But then nor do the QC 35 Premium headphones from a headphone/speaker company that don't even have decent sound. Can't believe I even gave consideration to these.

The Sony's aren't much good for people with big ears I've afraid. Small or medium only. I really don't rate Bose, tried the QC 35, and thought they felt cheap and plasticky - visible screw in the earcup hinge etc. But they were very light and comfortable, and the earcups are larger than that on the Sony and Sennheiser noise cancelling headphones. Do these not have bluetooth low latency then? That means they're no good for watching videos.

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I love my AirPods!... and they dont mess up my hair on the way to work so bonus (lol)

Looks like they got delayed slightly to 11 July.

When is the release date?

Bose is far better than the Sony for comfort. This is because the Sony ear cups are too small - particularly if you wear specs. There is very little difference in noise cancelling. Sony sound quality may be slightly better. What worries me about the Bose ones is the non removable battery - which would likely fail in 3 years. Can't remember whether the Sony is removable

You'll likely find better deals for the QC35 once the new 700 model is released

Even if the performance was exactly the same as these it will bring the price of these down hence why I stand by my original comment

Beware of the QC 35's - they have a non-renewable lithium ion rechargeable battery inside. Once it stops holding a charge, you have to bin them.

"Product is currently not available and unfortunately, the manufacturer unfortunately cannot provide a new date. Therefore, the item cannot be ordered"

What does this mean in practice? Warranty problems?

Not authorised dealer! Sad...

I don't drink tea

Check out the reviews on rtings.com

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https://www.martindawes.com/bose-quiet-comfort-35-ii-black.html

That is interesting, as I remember reading reviews of the QC25 that compared them to the QC15 and said that the noise cancelling may have slipped a tad in the re-design that allowed battery-less operation when noise-cancelling wasn't required. I guess battery-less operation isn't really an option with bluetooth headphones, so that would have been an easy win to just restore the QC15 design and add a battery+bluetooth module! :D

Boss that, lad (strong)

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That depends entirely on what you listen to. The Bose, like the Sennheiser and AKG ANC offerings are pretty neautral in terms of a measured response, that's not subjective, that's fact. Rtings do a series of tests to report on their differences objectively. The Sony on the other hand are artifically bass heavy and colour the music, they're 'warm'. If you listen to EDM/Hip Hop, the Sony will suit the music well. If you listen to acoustic, vocal, classical or expansive sounds with a larger stage, then the Bose are the more accurate sounding headphones. Again, fact based. Whether you prefer accurate (the one with which the producers wanted it to be heard) or a coloured version of the music is down to your preference. Codec wise, musically unless you listen to a lot of lossless audio, you won't hear any benefit of SBC vs AAC (Bose)/AptX-LDAC, what you will hear is the drivers, the tuning, the response of what you placed over your ears. But, you will see the difference if you plan to watch a lot of video, there's a latency over SBC that will cause lip sync issues. If you want something with a neutral presentation but with AptX, check the cheaper Sennheiser PXC 550, they're my personal favourites and escape the limelight of the Bose/Sony war.

Warning if you have a sensitive inner ear: these things made me feel extremely sick. The noise cancelling creates a lot of pressure in the ears and can cause motion sickness. And the sound quality was pretty rubbish anyway, in my opinion.

Sony WH1000XM3 if you can get them at a similar price go for them much better sound and connectivity

Anyone tried Regent Street in London?

11 Silver pairs still available in Meadowhall when I bought a pair at 6pm tonight.

I bought a pair last Sat 27 at Ashford. See receipt abov

United Business Class used to provide Bose noise cancelling headphone when I travelled with them a lot. Never had the balls to nick a pair so I bought my own QC1s. Then QC11s and QC15s on the trade in deal that sadly is no more. They make such a difference on a long haul flight but even Nice to London I feel the benefit. My mate is on his way from Nice to the Philippines so I said he could use them on his trip if he managed to get me a pair at FNAC for €179. (Dealabs) Hope he’ll give them to me when he gets back as they’ll be my daughters Christmas prezzie. Btw United used to let us listen to the plane talking to the tower which I found fascinating.

Nice Airport OOS for the €179 new ones. But worth checking Dealabs for up to date info. Hopefully they’ll be back by Thursday as a friend said he’d pick up a pair for me

good luck negotiating with the seller. this is what i've done (unicorn)

Great, thanks. :)

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Ok sure, thanks

ofc they have warranty. is a sealed box. you need to register them with bose and one year warranty is secured. cant see item no in mobile app. but i will try to login later from pc

These are direct competitors, from what I can find online there isn't much between the two except battery life, but at this price you'd be stupid not to go with the Bose. I did see white xm3's at 260 about a week ago though.

Get the Bose in ear noise cancelling ones. They are about 220 on Amazon now but they are amazing, never fell out once even when running, and the sound quality and noise cancelling has got to be the best for in ear phones

Shure SE215SE :)

Can anyone recommend some in ear active noise cancelling earphones ? Preferrably wired for flight use.

But then again, the Sony can't be had for this kind of price...

Thanks for posting @pokemon2 I've added the price and merchant to the title