The headphones Bose QuietComfort 35 II look pretty simple but I decided to take a closer look in order to find what is special about them. This device has a closed-back design and an over-ear wearing style. The headphones can be used either as wired or wireless. Next, I am going to tell you more about Bose QuietComfort 35 II specs.
Bose QuietComfort 35 II review
Features
With voice control, you can call Amazon Alexa, Siri or Google Assistant. This model of headphones supports Bluetooth 4.1 and NFC. Its battery lasts pretty long — 20 hours. Consider that you have to charge the appliance for 2 hours. However, it has a speed charge function. Moreover, the headphones Bose QuietComfort 35 II have a battery-free listening mode.
Sound
Bose QuietComfort 35 II provides powerful audio performance with a pretty deep bass response and sculpted highs. The mids are nicely detailed and the treble frequencies are clear and ring out without becoming harsh or shrill.
Noise cancelling
The device Bose QuietComfort 35 II has active noise-canceling. In addition, the level of noise reduction can be adjusted. In the Connect app, there are three modes: Off/On, High, or Low.
Connectivity
The headphones made by Bose come with a 120 cm//4 ft long detachable cable and a charging cable. The device has a 3.5 mm jack connection and a micro USB charging port. Unfortunately, the model QuietComfort 35 II does not support aptX.
Comfort and design
A lot of audiophiles judge about comfort by weight. In this case, the headphones have 240 g/ 8.3 oz which makes them pretty light. The headband can be easily adjusted to fit your head size. Another good news is that the device is foldable and can be comfy carried in a case that comes with the headphones.
In this Bose QuietComfort 35 II review, let's talk about control. For adjusting the volume or using the play/pause function you have to press built-in buttons. For making cell calls you will have a built-in microphone. Furthermore, there is a light indicator that starts blinking when the battery is low.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Has a dedicated button for Google Assistant
- The quality of the plastics used and the quality of their manufacture make the headphones feel like a premium product
- Switching on the noise cancellation doesn't change the audio performance
- Excellent noise-canceling capability
Cons
- DSP has a significant impact on audio at top volumes
- The battery isn't replaceable
- Highly sculpted sound signature is not suitable for purists
Common features
Product
Model
Brand
Reviews
General
Wearing style
Enclosure
Wireless
Wired
Specifications
Transducer
Driver size, mm/inches
Impedance, Ohm
Frequency response, Hz
Total harmonic distortion (THD), %
Sensitivity (SPL), dB
Magnet type
Weight (headphones), g/oz
Comfort
Adjustable headband
Foldable
Noise cancelling
Active noise cancelling
Adjustable noise cancelling level
Microphone
Built-in microphone
In-line microphone
Detachable microphone
Cables
Detachable cable
Audio cable length, cm/ft
Jack connection (TRS)
Balanced connection
Control
Built-in control buttons
In-line control
Touch control
Voice control
App control
Control functions
Wireless connectivity
Bluetooth
Bluetooth version
aptX
aptX HD (Hi-Res Audio)
Bluetooth profiles
NFC
Wi-Fi
Battery
Battery type
Battery life, hrs
Charging time, hrs
Charging port
Charging cable
Speed charge
Battery free listening mode
Battery level indicator
Additional features
Water resistance
Light indication
Additional audio features
In the box
Audio cable
Carry case
Charging cable
1/4 Adapter (6,35 mm)
Interchangeable ear pads
User manual
Manual
