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Bose over the ear headphones with noise cancelling-Ear Headphones Review

Bose headphones provide comfort, noise cancelling and controls. They are a good sound quality, a nice design and are suitable for all kinds of music.

The QC35 Wireless is an upgraded version of the earlier model, which has enhanced noise cancellation and longer battery life. It also features a new transparency mode that allows you to hear your surroundings clearly.

Comfort

In a world full of loud, obnoxious headphones, Bose has carved out an area of its own with premium noise cancelling apple over ear headphones-ears. The headphones are highly praised by consumers for their high-fidelity audio and natural sound. These headphones can be worn while on the move or at home. These headphones are ideal for those who have to run errands in the city. They will keep you on schedule and protect your ears from the noises of the city.

Over-ear Bose headphones are perfect for those who want to escape from their surroundings and immerse themselves in music or podcasts. These headphones have high-quality noise cancellation that blocks out the majority of outside sounds. This allows listeners to concentrate on their listening experience. Some Bose headphones also have options to alter the amount of noise cancellation to match your surroundings. You can select between Quiet mode, which completely blocks out outside noise and Aware mode, which lets you listen to your surroundings while listening to music.

These Bose headphones also have a touch interface on the right ear cup that can be used to control your music playback and to make calls. Tapping twice on the touch area pauses or plays your music and you can swipe upwards or downwards to alter volume. Swipe left or right to skip tracks and you can press down on the touch area during a phone call to accept or decline incoming calls. You can also make use of the Bose Headphones app to customize settings and change the equalizer.

The new Bose QC45 headphones are an upgrade from the company's prior top-of-the-line noise-cancelling headphones, the QC35 II. The QC45s feature longer ANC playtime, enhanced isolation of the passive and a refined sound quality that is best-in-class. They also offer a range of convenience features, including auto-pause when headphones are removed and multi-device pairing.

The QC45s are a great choice for anyone who wants an elegant set of wireless headphones for long trips, commutes and working at the office. The carry case that comes with them is a great option to protect them when not in use and the battery is rechargeable to allow for even more hours of playtime.

Sound

Bose does not make use of a lot of physical buttons on their headphones and instead relies on gesture controls to manage calls and playback. On the right ear cup, the capacitive touch zone can detect your finger's taps and swipes. Double taps can play or pause music while holding down the hold and tap buttons can answer or reject calls. A single tap can skip tracks backwards or forwards and a swipe upwards can increase or decrease the volume.

With a little practice you'll be able to navigate the headphones using your fingers without touching your device. However, if you want to alter your settings or control music with your phone then you'll have to download the Bose Headphones App (iOS/Android). The app is simple to use and is sleek and clean in its design that is in line with the headphones. It allows you to adjust the level of noise cancellation and also let you select between digital assistants and pick the amount of your own voice you'll hear on a call. The app can also help you control your music and listen to podcasts.

The Bose NC700 does not have the same true wireless audio streaming capabilities as our top-rated earbuds. However they do have a built-in microphones to take and make phone calls. You can also use them with a headset to play games or have video chats without having to hold the device. If they are not in use however, you can use them in wired mode to listen to music or make calls.

Overall the Bose NC700 headphones sound great, with a crisp and clear mid to high range, excellent bass response, and a wide soundstage. The headphones' active noise cancellation feature is also top of the line that lets you listen to your music without being interrupted by ambient sounds.

The headphones are lightweight and well-balanced. Their default sound profile can add a bit more thump, that in certain genres can muddy vocals or instruments. The app lets you modify the audio profile of the Bose NC700. It offers graphic EQ settings, as well as presets.

Noise Cancellation

Bose headphones are renowned for their excellent active noise cancellation. However certain of the latest models have had problems. The QC35 IIs for instance were affected by an update to the firmware that slowed their ANC performance. Even when they're not impacted by this particular issue, Bose headphones can leak audio very loudly.

We were therefore pleased to find that the new QC700s are significantly better in noise insulation. They still haven't matched the ANC of Sony's 1000X series headphones however they're close enough that you'll likely be pleased with their performance.

In addition to their good passive isolation, the QC700s come with Bose's CustomTune system that allows them to calibrate their noise cancellation capabilities for your ears. The QC700s emit a tiny sound when the microphone inside each earcup is sealed properly. When that happens, they create a virtual sound-rejection beam to block out any background noise. There's an additional set of six microphones that can boost the sound if you're calling or using a digital assistant.

This combination of sensors and microphones works well and the QC700s come with some of the best active noise cancelling available. You can adjust their ANC through the Bose Headphones app, and there are three preset ANC levels accessible via an programmable physical button located on the left earcup.

Despite not having many buttons, the 700s' touch-screen controls work fairly easily once you get knack of them. Double-taps can be used to start and stop playing music, while swipes up and down control volume. The right earcup features a power/pairing button and a digital assistant button. A double-tap at the front of the headset will also take or reject phone call that is incoming.

The touch areas on the ear cups can also detect finger taps and swipes. However, we found that this was usually done accidentally, so it took time to establish muscle memories for where each feature is located. The headset is designed with an elongated, slightly elevated design that is comfortable to wear throughout the day long. The ears and earcups themselves are covered with soft fabric for the perfect fit.

Controls

If you're looking for headphones with a minimal amount of buttons and a small amount of buttons, the Bose NCH 700 are the headphones for you. The capacitive touch sensor lets you to control music and calls with a few taps and swipes across the earcup's surface. You can also access Google Assistant or Alexa, and the controls function well after you've become comfortable with the controls.

They're sleek and stylish with a sleek stainless steel headband that's smooth to the touch. The ear cups can be adjusted by sliding them up and down on a steel pole which runs along the length of the earphones. This feature is great because it makes the headphones feel more natural and noise cancelling allows you to adjust the size.

The noise cancellation of these headphones is excellent with a variable level of transparency so you can hear the sounds around you. You can activate the conversation mode that allows you to talk without having to remove your headphones. The volume of these Bose headphones can be adjusted easily, just like an analog volume dial.

These Bose headphones are different in a variety of ways. SimpleSync technology is one of the features that makes these headphones distinctive. It can be connected to the Bose Smart Soundbar, or Smart Speaker in order to play audio from a single source. Another feature is their multi-device connectivity which lets you pair two devices at once and switch between them when needed. They also come with an inbuilt status light that shows whether the headset is powered on or connected to Bluetooth.

The Bose Connect App allows you to easily alter the settings of these headphones. Once you have it installed, press the Power/Bluetooth button to play or pause the audio, swipe your finger upwards or downwards to adjust volume and swipe either forward or back to skip tracks. Double-taps on your headset will play or pause audio while long presses respond or deny an inbound call.

You can also make use of the app to alter EQ settings, control other Bose products, and even check battery life. You can also connect them to a second device and switch between the two devices, which is an excellent feature for commuters.