Really happy. The sound is so clear. Really nice balance. with the noise cancellation you get engrossed in the sound. I keep finding myself impressed with the experience. Find myself wearing these all the time now. Very comfortable, can wear for hours. I don't normally write reviews, but rarely this impressed with a purchase. Nice job Bose. One of the rare times when you buy top line product, that you get top line quality. Love the way the sound travels across and around the space. It adds to my viewing experience. Love it

These Bose are the best headphones on the market! After having a Beats Studio Pro headphones for 5 years, they served me well but needed a new set that was noise cancelling. The Beats sound was very base heavy, not balanced amd no noise cancellation at all. These Bose are literally in a different league above Beats. Only thing I wouls improve is if Bose gave a charging plug with them. I only use Apple products and had to buy a generic Andriod plug to charge the headset, very surpised that Bose did not include a plug in the box!

I am a long-time Bose QC 25 user, so I'm used to good noise cancelling. Because I wear them while doing chores, however, the wire invariably catches and yanks. So after years' of my beloved QC 25, I took the plunge. The QC 35 II Wireless has topped even those high expectations!

I wear headphones to help me concentrate at work and to listen to music, so have been wearing this pair an average 6-8 hours a day, and they are by far the most comfortable pair I've ever owned. The noise cancelling is awesome, and being wireless is especially liberating. I was concerned, however, after reading reviews of pairing issues. Out of the box I paired my phones with my iPhone 8, my iPad Air 2 and my Lenova laptop, all without a hitch. I have not had ANY issues with connectivity.

I have not found any reviews on the phone's performance while making calls, so I wanted to highlight that I can receive, and to my relief, everyone reports they can hear me loud and clear: on a bus, in the wind, it makes no difference. I love my QC 25 II.

I bought a pair of these on an impulse and I love them. They're wireless, they have a great battery life, they're comfortable and the sound quality is great. They block out all sound when music is playing though, so if you're jumpy, it may be best to turn down the volume or wear it with one ear partially out of the cup. I wore it on a trip to China and watched movies comfortably the entire flight.

I also use them at work, which is actually slightly problematic because I can't tell when someone has walked into my office and has been talking to me for several seconds if I'm working with my head down.

OK, my personal comparison of the Sony WH-1000Xm2 and the Bose is complete. After reading all the reviews, the Sony seemed to win out, but with Amazon's generous return policy, I purchased both and did a several hour comparison yesterday. Both are great, but here's what pushed me over the edge for Bose.

1. Sound. I am not an audiophile so the terms I use in this section to describe what I experienced may be technically incorrect terms, so bear with me. The Bose sound is amazing. It is crisp and clean and full. I can hear so much more in the same music I have been listening to for years. It's hard to explain but the Sony seemed compressed while the Bose feels full. The highs are better on the Bose and the there is separation in the music. The bass on the Sony seems louder, but not crisp and clean like it does on the Bose. The Sony sound is very good but compressed and almost muddy compared to the Bose. I know reviews say the Sony sounds better, but I just don't hear it that way. I found myself cutting my Sony tests short so I could go back to the Bose.

2. Comfort. The Bose is lighter and more comfortable for me. The Sony felt heavy in comparison.

Every other feature became unimportant to me after hearing the sound and feeling the comfort. Both eliminated noise and did everything else fine.

Nothing against the Sony WH-1000Xm2 - it is an excellent product, but for me I'm keeping the Bose and sending back the Sony's.