That said, I've found those times few and far between. Without noise cancellation (or while using the QC35 II's Low setting), the QC35s edge closer to 40 hours of battery when used wireless.
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A full charge takes just over two hours over Micro-USB, though the QC35 II also supports quick-charging technology - plug in your headset for just 15 minutes, and you'll get 2.5+ hours of listening time. The QC 35 II has 20 hours of battery life in noise cancellation mode in our experience, that can translate to several weeks of on-again, off-again listening without needing a charge.
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While it doesn't provide an augmented wireless sound experience (like Bowers & Wilkins's PX, which offers aptX HD), it still pumps out some excellent sound.Īs with Bose's other wireless options, you can connect to multiple Bluetooth sources for sound, though (unlike Bose's QC30 in-ear headphones) you can't share a single source between multiple pairs of wireless headphones. The QC35 model can be used wire-free in either Bluetooth 4.1 or NFC configurations.
Still, if you plan to use these headphones during regular outdoor commuting, it's worth considering. It's not usually a problem in your traditional noise-cancellation setting (on a plane, in the office). The one issue we have with adaptive noise cancellation is present in both models: If you're in a particularly windy environment, you'll occasionally get interference while listening to your music. If you're not using Google Assistant or Siri on the QC35 II, you can instead adjust your noise cancellation levels with the Action button on the left ear cup. Both models also offer volume-optimized equalizer settings within the app for a more tuned experience for your songs. You can also adjust this setting inside the Bose app for the QC35 II, which supports three different levels (High, Low, or Off). If you want to listen without noise cancellation (and thus, no battery), you can use both headsets in their wired configuration without enabling the noise cancellation switch. The QC25 uses a single AAA battery, while the Q35 II uses rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. It's also a powered technology: Both require battery power to provide noise-cancellation. In our testing, we've found both are some of the best at isolating your music from the sounds of the outside world. QC 25: Noise cancellation and soundīoth headsets offer Bose's top-tier, adaptive noise-cancellation technology. The QC25 does have a slightly longer headphone cord (56 inches to the QC35 II's 47.2 inches) because of an inline mic and play controls on the cord. These size and weight differences are largely due to the lithium-ion battery built into the QC35 II, along with the integrated mic and music controls. It's also quite a bit lighter than the QC35 model, weighing in at 6.9 ounces (compared to the 8.3 oz of the Bluetooth model).
The QC25 is a little taller (7.5 inches) and slimmer (6 inches wide) than its 7.1-inch by 6.7-inch QC35 sibling, with a much thinner ear cup depth, too: 0.9 inches to the QC35 II's 3.2 inches.
QC 25 comparison, the models vary slightly in their weight and dimensions. It's also worth noting that the QC25 comes in different models depending on your device, while the QC35 supports all Bluetooth- and NFC-compatible devices out of the box.
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The QC35 II additionally has an Action button on its left ear cup: This can be used to trigger Google Assistant (if you have a supported Android or iOS device), Siri, or adjust your noise cancellation levels.
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