Bose is synonymous with top-notch noise-cancelling headphones, and the QuietComfort 35 are no exception. The difference lies in the fact that these are Bose's first active noise-cancelling headphones alongside the QuietControl 30 that feature wireless capabilities.

Superb noise cancelling; Excellent mic for calls; Light and comfortable; Long battery life

No aptX; No option to turn off ANC

When it comes to travelling, Bose has long been the headphones king. Its QuietComfort range, with active noise-cancellation (ANC), has improved flights and train rides immeasurably over the years. That's because the US firm's ANC technology is considered one of the best around.

Super active noise-cancellation; comfortable fit; good battery life (and it's built-in; finally); easy to pair; clean; clear audio performance

Can't use without ANC switched on; battery dies so does your ability to listen; no Bluetooth aptX support for lossless tracks

Bose has made itself quite the name with its range of luxurious noise cancelling headphones. Indeed, you're probably quite used to seeing its QuietComfort range adorning the heads of weary commuters on your busy morning train.

Brilliant noise-cancellation; Superb sound quality; Impressive battery life

Expensive

Frequent flyers and long distance commuters: these are the headphones for you.

Noise-cancelling works a treat; Sound is excellent across music and movies; 20 hours battery life

USB cable is a bit short; aptX Bluetooth isn't supported

The time has arrived as Bose has launched its new QuietComfort 35 headphones with offer both noise-cancelling and wireless tech. Find out why they are so good in our review.

The market leader in noise-cancelling headphones has gone wireless, and you're not going to be missing those wires any time soon.

Rarely do I feel like I actually need any of the products I review. A fast car would be nice on weekends, a massive iPad would be fun for a while; but these headphones are different. I can't shake the feeling of absolutely needing them in my life.

Product has good quality but not excellent and no way to adjust it within itself. They are very good quality and feel very comfortable on. The tactile switches are good and better than touch sensitive versions where you're never sure if it's worked. Biggest issue is the bluetooth connection.

An incredible product from Bose with the noise cancellation starting as you turn on them on. You can pair them with two devices at a time so can switch between phone and tablet when you are on the go, this was a little bit of a challenge though I had to search online to fully understand how to do...

Wireless; Quality sound; Easy to use

Difficult to pair second device

Bought these as the in ear headphones just didnt offer any comfort for long term wear. These come in a great carry case to offer some protection. Noise cancelling is top quality. And the quality of the sound is amazing. Throw in the Google assistant features it's no wonder they're top of the market.