Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700, Black

These are great headphones with a couple of problems. I've compared these side-by-side with the Sony WH-1000XM3 and Bose QC35 II so when I list something as a positive or negative, this is subjective and compared to the others. Positive - * Good sound (see note 1) * Good active noise cancelling * Very comfortable (see note 2) * Fantastic performance on calls * Good battery life and fast charging * Useful alerts such as alerts letting you know how many hours left on the battery * Can connect to multiple devices and switch between them from the app Negative: * App makes you register to use it * Can't use all the features or update unless you register with the app * Issues when connected to multiple devices AT THE SAME TIME (see note 3) Notes 1 - Sound. If you have spent this much money on wired headphones, know what flac is and use a dedicated source or DAC then these are not going to blow you away on sound, but compared to the competition they are great. I know so many reviews say the XM3s sound better but they really don't, the XM3 has a very heavy bass which ruins the mids, not just that, it's not even nice bass. The Bose 700 bass isn't missing, there is still plenty of it but it's tighter and clean and doesn't destroy the vocals. The sound isn't going to blow you away, it's comfortable without being boring, doesn't really suffer from feeding it poorly mastered recordings over Spotify either. They are the best sound from an ANC headphone I have heard so far. They sound similar but better than the QC35s, like there is better separation and imaging. The Sony's really shined when I used them with the Walkman connected via LDAC, but my main use case is connected to my iPhone or iPad and the Bose won there. 2 - Comfort. This is subjective, people complain that they clamp, I have a big head and don't agree but you do need to extend them down more than you expect to get a comfortable fit. I can wear them for hours with no problems other than getting warm like all closed backed headphones do. The band at the top doesn't press down and I have my hair shaved short. As for getting hot, they aren't as bad as the Sony's but they feel warmer than the QC35s. 3 - The App. This is the biggest disappointment but also another winning point for Bose, you can connect these headphones to everything then just turn them off in the app, disable in the app to disconnect and enable the other devices on to connect to them. But... if you connect to two devices at once, for example, iPad and iPhone, you can listen to music on the iPad and if your phone rings it will switch on it's own. The problem is that you get a skip in your music often, this isn't a one off, you can read about it everywhere, I hope Bose fix this because it's annoying, but only having it connect to a single device at once fixes it. I was especially impressed with the Bose 700 letting me know how long I had left on the battery in hours, an actually useful alert, they also tell you what devices you are connected to, the Sony's don't do that.

I was browsing the internet for good headphones (my previous headphones being the boy QC35 II's), so the obvious good headphones that I would have to choose between were: 1. Sony WH-1000XM3 2. Bose QC35 II 3. Bose NC 700 Battery life: I did some research and found that the battery life from the Sony's were 30hrs compared to the 20hrs on the Bose, (to be honest though, that wasn't really a dealbreaker as realistically there won't be a situation were I will be using the headphones for 30hrs straight without having the opportunity to charge it beforehand). comfort: (no question) 1. Bose QC35 II's (just unrivalled, can't even feel it) 2. Bose NC 700 (clamping force uncomfortable in the beginning, however after wearing for 5 hours, maybe even more comfortable or just as comfortable as QC 35II's) 3. Sony WH-1000XM3 (In my opinion, cramped, ears touch the inside of the headphones, Bose really just are the best) Looks: 1. Bose NC 700 (sleek, futuristic, seamless) 2. Sony WH-1000XM3 (pretty good looking) 3. Bose QC35 II (just s a bit of an outdated look) features: (Bose VS Sony) Bose: - can connect up to 2 devices at once (EXTREMELY helpful) - Matches Sony's conversation mode - Matches Sony's touch gestures - App really does work well for me (IDK why people says it doesn't work, it works perfectly for me) - More noise cancelling levels - Tells you actual battery life time left improvement from QC35 II - AI thing that helps noise cancellation - CALL QUALITY! mics (best in any headphone) - Case compartment for wires and cables (huge+ and improvement from QC35 II) Sony: - Better app, configure sound - Conversation mode without buttons - touch gestures Sound: 1. Sony (just can't beat the bass) 2. Bose NC 700's (actually a noticeable sound improvement from QC35 II) 3. Bose QC35 II (still pretty good though) Price: 1. Sony (£267.10) (great value) 2. Bose NC 700 (£349) (kinda expensive and overpriced considering lack of improvement (although not bad)) 3. Bose QC35 II (£259) (OG pretty good) Conclusion: Now, you are probably trying to decide what to get and don't want to make a wrong decision (now don't worry if you don't like it. You can return it within 30 days of purchase because amazon is reliable and great with customer service. I am personally sticking to my Bose NC 700, as comfort is extremely important, but so are the new features from the new Bose. It looks great and the sound quality is great. I will always also be loyal to Bose, as they are my all time favourite headphone company. But if you are on a budget, and still want great headphones then the obvious choice would be the Sony WH-1000XM3. Edit: after using this for a bit, I am deciding to return this item for a number fo reasons. 1. the app doesn't connect well 2. It's a massive pain to retract and extend the headphone length every time you pack it! 3. you have to be really careful with it when putting it in your bag etc. (looks as if it would scratch easily)

I initially ordered the Sony WH-1000XM4 but after receiving them I was not happy with the product. I have the WH-1000XM2's and was expecting better things from Sony. I do like the app features better but was disappointed in the sound quality. I kept listening to my 2's and I believe they have better sound quality then the 4's. I sent the 4's back and ordered the Bose and I was amazed at the audio sound quality with these headphones. They are also very comfortable and very stylish. I ordered the soapstone and was glad that the band is more gold then rose gold in color. To me the sound is the most important factor as I like to listen to my music a lot. The sound is very punchy, has enough bass, excellent mid's and high's and great separation. The noise cancelling is very good and I am hoping the app will soon have the ability to customize my sound more. These might be the best headphones I have ever owned and would highly recommend them.

Good build quality Decent sound quality Excellent for video conferencing Very comfortable Charge doesn't last very long 18h average

You'd need those if you work in an open space. I love the style and the quality

Meu uso é estritamente para video conferências de trabalho. Fico em reunião por horas durante o dia. Eu usava os AirPods Pro da Apple e gostava bastante mas, infelizmente, meus ouvidos não aceitam fones intra auriculares, eu desenvolvi uma alergia bem séria, e tive que mudar para um headphone over ears. Li muitos reviews (inclusive aqui pela Amazon) até decidir por esse modelo. O que gostei: O cancelamento de ruído é maravilhoso, não apenas pra mim, mas para quem está no meu call. Meu marido divide o escritório em casa comigo e também fica muito tempo em reuniões. Antes, com os AirPods Pro, quem estava na minha reunião conseguia ouví-lo, mas com o Bose 700, não mais. O som é claro, e quem me ouve, alega que o microfone é ótimo (essa era minha maior preocupação). O design é lindo demais, o tom rosé com branco é muito chique, e ele é bem almofadado, inclusive na haste. A bateria dura bastante (umas 18 horas) e também carrega rápido (acho que duraria mais se usado apenas como fone para música). A conexão bluetooth é ótima, não tive problemas (eu tenho um MacBook Pro, conectou tranquilo). Não cheguei a parear com meu iPhone, então não sei se o recurso de mudança de um dispositivo para outro funciona bem. Eu usei em alguns momentos para ver uns videos de música no YouTube (depois de muitas reuniões, é bom pra espairecer!) e gostei bastante da qualidade do som. O que não gostei: Quando ele é ligado, toca um tone, fala quanto tem de bateria restante, e fala em qual dispositivo ele se conectou. É um recurso legal, mas quando a gente precisa entrar logo na reunião, irrita, pois ele não começa a funcionar até acabar essa introdução. Ele é um pouco pesado, depois de umas duas horas seguidas, começa a incomodar um pouco no topo da cabeça (apesar de bem almofadado). Eu uso óculos então, às vezes, aperta um pouco nas laterais também. Mas nada disso abala a minha satisfação com o produto. Super recomendo.

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