Bose Noise Cancelling Wireless Bluetooth Headphones 700, With Alexa Voice Control, Soapstone

Bose Noise Cancelling Wireless Bluetooth Headphones 700, with Alexa Voice Control, Soapstone

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• Note: The USB-C charging cable and the AUX cable were underneath a flap which was inside the band of the headphones. Powerful noise cancelling headphones — 11 levels of active noise cancelling let you enjoy music, podcasts, videos & calls without distractions
• Astonishing sound: Crisp, clear details. Deep, full bass. These wireless headphones produce exciting, lifelike sound that’s full and balanced at every volume level.Bluetooth version: 5.0 (including all headphone profiles)
• Unrivaled voice pickup: A revolutionary microphone system adapts to noisy and windy environments so your voice always sounds crystal clear on calls
• Keep your head up and hands free: With easy access to voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant for music, navigation, weather, and more, and intuitive touch control on the earcups — you can stay connected without reaching for your phone.
• Premium design and comfort: With a lightweight stainless steel headband and earcups tilted for the perfect fit, you can comfortably wear these bluetooth headphones for hours
• Up to 20 hours of non-stop music: Get up to 20 hours of wireless battery life on a single charge.
• 1 touch to listen to Spotify: Instantly listen to your last Spotify session or discover new music by tapping and holding the right earcup. Currently only available when using iOS devices with your headphones.

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Brand : Bose
Category : Electronics,Headphones, Earbuds & Accessories,Headphones & Earbuds,Over-Ear Headphones
Rating : 4.7
Review Count : 8056
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Bose Noise Cancelling Wireless Bluetooth Headphones 700, with Alexa Voice Control, Soapstone

• I bought these in April of 2020 when I found myself suddenly working at home, like most of us U.S. Office Workers. With 2 young kids and a husband also working at home, it was noisy and distracting for me. It was very difficult to work at home and keep the noise and distractions at bay. These headphones worked perfectly. I head nothing. I even went for a walking one on one and a delivery truck rumbled by and the other person I was talking to didn\'t hear a thing.I wear them now for every call I do including recording webinars, Zoom, Teams and WebEx calls. I use them to listen to Pandora on my mobile and sometimes I use them when not even in a call - I just block out the house noise.They were easy to install, my personal and work devices all connected easily without any problems. The white has held up and even after hours of use, the leather ear pieces are still in great shape. The inner part where it lies against your ear is showing some discoloration and I\'m not sure how to clean that. But other than that - the color is great. I also get a ton of compliments on them - people love the look and say they hear me very well. I highly recommend them - even at this price as you will get your money\'s worth.
• I love my music to be clean and balanced, without a lot of outside noise interference. So I purchased these Bose NC700\'s, which is the 4th set of Bose handsets that I own (all working fine). But excited about the brand since an old girlfriend gave the first QC15\'s. The QC 25\'s, 35ii, and this NC700, have been excellent headphones for travel, and just for cutting the grass, if need me.I had tried the Sony series, but I had problems with the touch controls. The NC700\'s also have touch controls, but came out after the Sony\'s, so it seems Bose managed to correct the problem, that I experienced with the Sony headphone.Sound quality is clean, crisp and clear. The way I like it. NOTE- No Bose headphone I have ever owned (4 devices) has been a bass champ, but that is fine with me. The blue-tooth devices I can connect it to are capable of kicking up the bass, when I want that. The sound quality and noise cancellation was no better or worse than the QC 35ii\'s.Using It- It takes a little getting use to that when you slide the earcups up and down that they don\'t have any detents to click on as they move. Also, they do not fold down as compactly as my other Bose headphones, so I am extra careful with them. I\'ve done a back to back comparison and quite honestly, I like the way the pads of the Bose QC 35ii, fit around my ear better. The QC 35ii pads appear to be flatter (or maybe I\'ve just worn them down), so they mold to my head better. I also like the headband feel better.Phone calls- The main advantage of these compared to the QC 35ii, is the quality of the phone call, that can be made when they are turned on. To test it out, I watched private jets depart at my local airport from the observation stand. When I received a phone call, the caller had no idea that I was in a noisy environment. It wasn\'t until a plane came real close, that they finally said, \"what\'s that sound in the background\".Setup is a pain- These require that you download their Bose Music app, before they will connect to your device. Ridiculous. It took several attempts before I got it to work. Most headphones, you tell your blue tooth device to search for the headphone and you are done.Summary- When purchased at a good price, these are very good noise cancellation headphones. Even CR gives them a better rating than their XM4 equivalents. However, I am cheap. I will never pay $350 to $400 for anyone\'s headphones. But I got these on the Prime Day Sale for about $230 and have added them to my Bose collection. They will be used mainly for travel, with the QC35ii\'s relegated to everyday house and yard use.Bose headphones are good. This is my 5th set and I\'ve no complaints. WAIT! Yes, I do! Battery life is not high on any of the wireless Bose. About 20hrs, but at least these tell you how many hours you have left. I have other headphone Wyze and Anker, they will run for 30 to 40 hrs, but they are NOT Bose.
• I like the sleek look of these as well as the quality. It really helps block outside noises from me as well as from my clients. Our telework has gotten increasingly heavy after the pandemic and I wear these 5 hours at a minimum 4 days a week. They are much easier on the ear than any of the other \"ring central\" approved or other telework style. I believe this color was discontinued but the same headphones are still available.
• Bose headphones are noise suppression first, sound fidelity second. If it’s sound fidelity you want, buy a comparably priced studio monitor headphone without noise suppression.I’ve owned and worn out every iteration of the Bose noise-canceling headphones over the last 20 years for jet cabin noise suppression. Commercial airplane cabin noise is a proven travel fatigue-inducing component. A 2-17 hour flight with noise reduction headphones delivers noticeably less flight fatigue.The QC-35’s are nearly worn out after another ‘million miles.’ They got 5 stars for the Bose attention to long-wear comfort. They’ve been beaten about, dinged, I’ve replaced the ear and head cushions twice. I suspect I have a wiring failure that’s about to reveal itself fully. I use the Bose most frequently without music for just the noise suppression. They work great as a sleep aid in hotels with and without music. Noise suppression is my #1 priority in this category. I have tested 2 of the latest Bose noise suppression headphone competitors. For several reasons, mostly head comfort and suppression extent, they still have a way to go to meet the Bose total experience.The ambient noise suppression that these new 700 headphones provide is a significant improvement over the QC-35’s. The bass quality of Bose has always been a question mark easily revealed in a sales counter testing for comparison. Honestly, after an hour, the bass issue disappears in the Bose sound ambiance.As to music reproduction, Bose does not represent the product as a monitor grade headphone. I happen to have a pair of Blue Ella monitor grade headphones. It is an error to compare the Bose work-horse noise suppression headphones that the 700 series represent with studio monitor grade fidelity. There is no question that studio monitor grade headphones deliver superior fidelity for the time they are worn.Can I comfortably wear the Blue Ella’s on a trans-con flight? No (plus they are prone to a five-finger discount). They simply aren’t designed for hours of head comfort. The Blue Ella’s are fantastic for a couple of hours but are no way suitably head comfortable for a 17-hour flight to Australia.The Bose 700’s are a clear step up for the QC-35 users. These are lighter on the head, and though they don’t have hingey elements of the QC-35, I’ve not experienced a flexibility problem from this lighter weight and flexible design. They are an improvement in the Bose reputation for the best designed, long-wear consideration.

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