Bose QuietComfort 35 (Series II) Wireless Headphones, Noise Cancelling - Black (Renewed)

Excellent quality headphones. These cup my ears comfortably and shut out obnoxious noises ( like leaf blowers ) The sound is so nice with great bass and clarity. Worth every penny and THIS price I paid is amazing as I paid $300 through Bose before for this same model.

I bought a refurbished headset. It is awesome! The noise canceling feature works very well. Bose is synonymous for great quality sound systems and speakers for a good reason. The sound is amazing, great bass and excellent sound clarity. They are also comfortable, many of my coworkers have them as well. The battery lasts quite a while as well. This is a great headset. Refurbished was also nice on black Friday. It was an excellent deal. I would recommend these to my friends.

Bought these for my dad and he loves them. The sound quality and clarity is great for my hard of hearing dad! Also, they easily connect to his iPhone and the ear cushions are comfortable and appear durable!

The headphones are fine , great noise canceling, the only problem I found was that I have not being able to connect them to the Bose app no matter how much I try to.

Bose used to be synonymous with quality. These lasted 6 months before the headband split. Black electricians tape fixed it. Then the audio plug broke loose. Then the right ear FELL OFF. More tape. Tried to make a warranty claim. There is NO serial number. So no claim. Won't buy again. Also, blue tooth never worked.

I’ve owned the Bose QC35 II for over a year now, and they continue to impress me every time I use them. Whether I’m working from home, flying, or just trying to block out noise at a café, these headphones deliver. Pros: ✅ Exceptional noise canceling. Drowns out everything from airplane engines to noisy neighbors. Great for focus or travel. ✅ Super comfortable. I’ve worn them for 6+ hours straight without any discomfort. The ear cups are plush and don’t cause pressure. ✅ Balanced sound. Not overly bass-heavy like some others. Clean mids and crisp highs — great for all music genres, podcasts, or calls. ✅ Built-in Google Assistant/Alexa. Handy for quick voice commands and managing my schedule on the go. ✅ Solid battery life. I easily get 20+ hours on a single charge. Cons: ⚠️ Uses micro-USB instead of USB-C — not a dealbreaker, but a bit dated. ⚠️ No automatic pause when you take them off (minor, but worth noting). Bottom line: Even with newer models out there, the QC35 II still holds its own thanks to stellar comfort, reliable performance, and excellent noise cancellation. If you can grab them at a good price, they’re a fantastic buy — especially for frequent travelers or remote workers.

To me, the Bose QuietComfort 35 series Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones are the best for the price point on the market. I tried several brands at the time, including the Sony WH-1000XM4 (I think). For the price, I think that the Bose QuietComfort 35's are the best value over-all. Sound, noise cancelling, comfort, etc. The noise cancelling on the Bose QuietComfort 35 series works great for cancelling wind noise when set at the middle setting. Not so much for other brands. For the record, I didn't try anything over $400. The only thing that the Bose QuietComfort 35 Series I was missing was the Google Assistant button. (The Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II has this button). This button can be programmed to perform one of several functions... on of which is to toggle between the different levels of noise cancellation. This is a must for me... as described above for wind noise while walking / riding a bike.

Didn’t receive information booklet on how to use product , product works great so far but had to ask someone for help to understand product.