QuietComfort 35 II

I kinda hope that my Bose QC 35 II break at some point so I can get the USB C version, but they are indestructible and I swap the cushions every couple of years …

Bose QC 35 headset. Purchased this around the middle of 2016. Thrown in my work bag and used multiple times a day, every day until just a few weeks ago when one ear stopped making sound. Over 9 years of absolute abuse was amazing. I replaced it with the Bose quiet comfort ultra, the new ones are nic

Are you sure you didn't buy knockoffs? Do you have them set to the "aware" mode that only gives a bit of noise cancelling but still allows you to hold a conversation with other people? I had a pair of the QC 35 ii headphones that my toddler broke, and I replaced them with the new Bose Quietcomfort (

Long time I used Bose QC35 II with(!) cable attached, to mix and master. That was kind of fine. But affordable are these not, but I had them lying around anyway. Later I invested in (actually cheaper) Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro X, which are open and quite comfortable to wear. My Laptops internal soundca

My experience with these headphones is exactly the same. When I first listened to music on the Bose QC Ultra 2, I certainly noticed a difference compared to my old Bose QC 35 II, but I didn't get that 'wow' effect. However, the moment I played a song on the B&W Px8 S2, a smile immediately appeared o

I recently replaced my Bose QC35 II with the Sennheiser Momentum 4. They're not as comfortable as Bose, but good enough, and much better sounding (especially after customizing their sound to my liking via the mobile app). Nothing beats the comfort of open-back headphones though. I can recommend Senn

I'll still buy the C2s and check them out! I'm curious about the lifespan of these iems. I'm pretty careful with my belongings, and I regularly use a pair of Bose QC35 II Headphones that I've had since middle school, as well as a pair of Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds (2nd Gen) that have had some i

Bose QC 35 ii. I've had mine for years and they work really well. I also use them when traveling, and they completely dampen the sound coming from the plane.

3 years is not good enough for me personally ... I own some other headphones (Bose QC 35 ii from 2017 and ASTRO A50s and A40s from like 2012) - I've used them for HOURS every day and week with zero issues for years .... apart from replacing consumables (like ear cushions and batteries) ... they're r

i feel you on the cooling pad noise. the barracuda pro has active noise cancellation which would handle that rpm range way better than the logitech. if you want something with similar isolation but maybe cooler for long sessions, check out the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless. the fabric ear cus