QuietComfort 35 II

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

I have the same feeling, I own QC 35 ii for 8 years now....and exactly the same the battery started to die on me and it is a bit annoying that it does not have USB- C charger. Went to the BOSE shop and tried the new models, including the The Quiet Comfort Ultra - also outside of my price range. Howe

Get the Bose. I bought the previous generation QC 35 II's and they go all day, every day, for years. Battery is solid and not showing any signs of deterioration. Pairs with both my phone and my daily driver Mac simultaneously. Extremely comfortable over-the-ear wear with built-in bone-conducting mic

Did you try the QC Ultra? I have that and the Momentum 4 on the way to try out. I have Bose QC 35 IIs. Impressive durability but hoping I can find something that sounds even better. The regular QuietComforts were not it. Lol