Bose QuietComfort 45 Headphones Limited Edition Eclipse Grey, Wireless

One of the best noise-cancelling headphones I have ever owned! The sound quality blew me away when I slipped them on. The audio is rich and immersive, with every detail crystal clear. The bass is deep without being overwhelming, and the highs are crisp and precise.The noise cancellation on these is nothing short of magic. As someone on long office calls, I know these headphones have been a lifesaver. They block out all the background noise, letting me concentrate and focus on work without distractions. The comfort level is also top-notch. The ear cups are plush and fit perfectly, and I can wear them for hours without discomfort.I know its expensive a little bit but trust me its worth the money.

I bought it for my husband and he loved it. Good quality sound, comfortable and good noise cancellation.

Great Headsets, can easily compare to the Apple once my daughter flaunts all the time. They are not white but grey, which was a bit of a disappointment but does not diminish the sets' quality. Sounds are clear and noice cancellation works perfectly fine. They do not slip from your head and hold nicely without hurting your ears. I'm using them for my morning meditation and can't wait to use them on my next flight.

The comfort is not too great when I first wore it. It is better now. The package does not state if this is comfort 35 or 45. The headset is basic but can’t go wrong with Bose sound system.

If you have a small head and small ears, this product ain’t for you, unfortunately this what happened to me. However the sound and the quality are inequitable. Worth the money, but I had to give it to my brother because of the size issues. Bose should consider small heads and ears too for this price

Happy

Easy and perfect product

Quality in all good in music and gaming

Excellent Bose headphones. Much better noise cancellation than the QC35’s. Well made. Relatively comfortable (snug fit) but if they fit more loosely then outside sound would probably “leak in”.

Muy buena cancelación de ruido, la calidad de sonido es excelente y funciona aún mejor si descargas las app de Bose, los materiales se sienten de mucha calidad y cubre muy bien toda la oreja,además son muy cómodos y no generan molestia si los usas mucho tiempo.

Qualidade incrível e neutraliza o som ao redor muito bem!!!

If you had told me any time prior to a few weeks ago, I’d have scoffed at the thought of buying anything other than the cheapest headphones I could find at Walmart.Well, I found myself in Staples recently and was bored waiting for my son. I checked out the Bose headphones on display and was immediately blown away at how immersive the sound was.Back home I was using my cheap headphones daily for workouts. But now I knew what I was missing out on.I had to have them.I researched between the QC at $409 and the QC Ultra at almost $500, and read ++ reviews. Mostly here on Amazon.In the end I opted for the QC, ordering it through Amazon and not Staples, because Staples does not allow the return of headphones and for that price I wasn’t going to risk it. I would wait the 4-5 days and know that if I wasn’t satisfied, that Amazon would give me a return.Well, I have to say, I’m overall impressed, but I also realize that my level of impression is very subjective, coming from someone who has never spent more than $25 on a pair of headphones for myself.It is a bit too big for my head but they still fit good for workouts, unless I’m doing something like push-ups or planking, or leaning forward, they will start to slip off.The other day I experienced this while leaning over my counter trying to jam stuffing into a gaping turkey hole.But I digress.The sound cuts out every now and then as others have noted. I only use these for music.I love the “aware” and “quiet” feature. And the battery life is astounding. After the first full charge, I made sure to use them until it drained the battery completely. It lasted just about 24hrs. I didn’t listen to music the entire time, maybe 5-6hrs total, but the headphones were turned on the whole time.The next time I charged them, I used them and turned them off in between. It’s now been 48hrs and I still am at 50% battery. I feel I’ve used them quite a bit, so I’m very impressed with the battery at this point.That’s another thing - I appreciate that it tells you your battery life when you turn the headphones on.They are not heavy on the head and it doesn’t create sore spots.The sound is crisp and immersive.The “quiet” mode works really well even when you aren’t listening to music. It’s very calming.I really considered getting the Ultras and wasn’t sure if I was missing out on anything better by sticking to the QCs. So I went back to Staples to test out the Ultra and realized there were some things about it that I didn’t like after all, such as the very sensitive finger swipe volume. I much prefer the buttons of the QC. It’s the little things sometimes. I just overall felt like it wasn’t worth spending that extra hundred dollars.I’m conclusion, I love my headphones but I’m just a small town bumpkin that is amused by shiny things. Still can’t believe I spent $400 on headphones though. Like what?

Really enjoying these headphones so far. Owned for about 6 months now, I think. They are quick/ efficient at connecting to my phone's Bluetooth, which is nice. Never had an issue with that. (Bose's 'earbuds' on the other hand, which I also own and have replaced a couple times thru warranty for various reasons... I've had consistent issues with them connecting via Bluetooth to my phone.)These headphones have good enough sound quality for me. A decently balanced sound.The clamping pressure is pretty good, fairly light. I can wear them for long periods of time without too much issue, but maybe it's not the most comfortable on the crown of my head after wearing a while. Still, a ton more comfortable than my old GSP500 Sennheiser/Epos headphones were; and much better binaural/spacial audio than them, too. (I can hear directionality of sounds in video games again, whereas that was mostly lost with my Sennheiser/Epos GSP500 open ear ones.)I like the carrying case for these, too. Compact, somewhat hard, zipper-up. The headphones collapse and fold inward a bit to fit in the case. I like it! You may not notice at first or second glance, but there is a small visual diagram in the carrying case showing you how to find them to make them fit. Very helpful!