QuietComfort 35 (Series I)

I got a pair of Bose QC 35s during my M1 year, and they came in clutch throughout med school. I cannot recommend getting a pair of noise canceling headphones enough.

Bose customer service is incredible. I had a pair of non-aviation QC-35s that had to be about 8 years old when the switch failed. I contacted Bose and they had me send them in and a few days later I received a brand new pair of their latest headphones. 6-7 years out of warranty. I will be a customer

I got both (QC35 II and U gen 1) comfort QC35 is unbeatable but the Ultra is very close 2) Sound is the same Bose signature with new features like Spatial Audio which makes movies sound better but only for movies, for music turn it off it messes around with the instruments. 3) app it s just ok but i

Hi Op, I hope you are well. I’m looking at the price point you’ve mentioned for Bose QC Ultra, $200 is way too low a price for this product… The QC35, 45s etc are more expensive than this the Ultras are £449 or that’s nearly $600 when converted. Therefore, I’m assuming they are possibly second hand

I have Bose to thank for setting the headphones ANC bar high. (Yes, Jabra and Steelseries, I'm looking at you. Take notes!) My first ANC headphones were the Bose QC35 (Bluetooth) and I was amazed by the ANC when I was travelling by air or train, or in noisy offices. I haven't tried any of Bose's new

I use my Bose QC 35s with a wired connection. They don’t have to be charged or turned on to work. Not sure if the newer models still have the headphone jack, but I love it. You just need to buy the cable.