I received these in December and I was traveling in January and used them on the plane. The noise cancellation was great. I really enjoyed absolute silence while wearing these. The cushion pads were comfortable as I never felt my ears hurt after over 2 hours of continuous wear at one point.

Love these. The sound is amazing and they look great. The noise cancelling is so good that I have to turn them off when I am walking around as I can't hear any surrounding sounds!

I commute in a shuttle bus to work, so I bought these headphones specifically for making my trips more comfortable by eliminating the annoying and exhausting diesel engine noise and vibrations. Here are some of my findings: 1.

The hype is REAL! Hesitated over spending this much on headphones, but after I committed I can say it's the best $400 I've ever spent! I wouldn't settle for anything less. The battery lasts for ages, and the quick charge of 15min that allows 2.5 hours worth of use is impressive.

First, I'd like to point out the noise cancellation works great on these. Once they turn on, the outside world almost turns off, acoustically. Also, the wireless function works great, even at a decent range. The interface was user friendly, and stores many devices. The build quality is also great.

Whether you're a fan of Bose audio products or not, there's one thing that a lot of people agree with - Bose makes some of the best noise-cancelling headphones around. Although expensive, Bose represents top-quality when it comes to technology such as wireless and noise-cancellation, as is the case...

Extremely comfortable; well-built; Great battery life; Fantastic noise cancellation; Wireless connectivity; Good sound across the range; Controlled bass; good mids and highs

High price; Noise-cancellation cannot be switched off in wireless mode

I take sick joy in flying. Most people hate air travel. I get it-the atrocious lines, the cramped seating, the overpriced gum at Hudson News. I endure it because it provides many hours of blissful me time. I devour podcasts. Kindle books. Magazines. Entire Pink Floyd albums.

My new favorite travel headphone; Battery life exceeds the quoted 20 hours; Comfortable and unobtrusive over-ear fit; Noise-canceling tech is the best in the biz; Premium construction: anodized aluminum covers and synthetic protein leather cushions on the ear cups, stainless steel springs and an...

They sound terrible in passive mode, just use them wirelessly; They fold down pretty small, but they still take up too much room in the carry-on

The Bose QuietComfort 35 is aimed at a very specific group of users. These are looking for a Bluetooth headset with effective noise-canceling. These two criteria come before sound quality, which can be read in the overemphasized mids.

Effective noise-cancellation; Long battery life; Rugged build quality; Easy to use; Future-proof

Pricey; Emphasis on mids; App lacks features

Should have gotten them sooner. I travel a lot for business and a friend suggested I get a pair to use on the plane. They work great. I was surprised how noisy the plane was when I took them off and that was after we landed. Great to use around the house too. The music and podcasts sound terrific.

The headsets slide forward when you lean forward or fall off all together when you bend over.. It would be nice if Bose made replacement ear pads for down the road. Bose should improve on their Bluetooth connection to keep it from cutting out. Otherwise they have that good old bose sound.

Excellent sound quality and noise reduction. Long listening time on batteries. Can advanced songs or backup one song or pause on headphones

Loose Bluetooth connection easily. Headphones slide off your head bending over