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June 2016
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Isolation passive - ANC phénoménale
Confort on ne peut plus douillet
Autonomie - fonctionne aussi sur jack
Etui semi rigide - adaptateur avion
Très bonne réduction du bruit
Bnone autonomie
Bonne finition
Utilisation simple
Bon investissement pour le futur
Confort
Qualité sonore en progrès
Bonne autonomie
Confort incroyable
Réduction de bruit
Qualité d'écoute
Casque sobre
Léger et solide
Confortable pendant des heures
Ergonomie
Bluetooth quasiment parfait
Isolation active de très haut niveau
Excellente autonomie
Réduction anti-bruit
Qualité audio
Autonomie
Un design très confortable et pliable
Le système de réduction du bruit le plus performant
La qualité son excellente pour un casque Bluetooth
Les performances en mode mainslibres. La présence d'un câble pour l'utiliser en mode filaire
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
ANC obligatoire en Bluetooth
Qualités audio perfectibles
Application inutile (ou presque)
Prix élevé - pas d'apt-X
Prix élevé Qualité de son discutable
Application avec peu de fonctions
Batterie inamovible
Réduction de bruit efficace mais pas améliorée
Design paresseux
Câble trop fin
Certaines basses
Pas d'aptX
Plus de fil
Plus de contrôles
Pas étanche
Application
Latence Bluetooth
La batterie ne peut pas être changée par l'utilisateur
Publié: 2016-08-14, Auteur: Ed , review by: avforums.com
Clever, easy to use design, Excellent noise cancelling, Very low noise levels
A little pricey, Can't compete with 'normal' headphones for sound quality, Slightly dull looks
Spending some time with the Bose has been a fascinating experience because they are a clear example of a headphone that has been designed to make life on the move better. Used as a passive home headphone, they are outgunned by more conventional models but...
Publié: 2016-07-02, Auteur: Dave , review by: dailystar.co.uk
The Bose QC35 is one of the best headphones we've tested this year.The sound is sublime and the noise cancelling means you'll get a uninterrupted music experience.Going wireless is also a huge bonus and, with Apple possibly ditching the headphone port on...
The headphones have a long 20hour battery life, A wire that lets you use the headphones if the battery is dead comes as standard, The noise cancelling system uses microphones inside and outside the earcups to measure unwanted sound. This information is th
The price tag is quite hefty
If you love music then you'll love the Bose QuietComfort 35 headphones. Not only are they wireless and use Bluetooth or NFC to connect to your device, they also have a cable so you can use them when the battery is dead. While we love the noise-cancelling...
They've been a long time coming but Bose has finally made a pair of wireless noise-cancelling headphones and they were worth the wait. They're only £30 more than the QC25 which makes them a no brainer even if you use them chorded a lot of the time. They'r...
Publié: 2016-06-21, Auteur: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
bestinclass noise cancelling and isolation, great battery life, great sound, comfortable, fold for transport, Bluetooth, NFC, decent management app
2.5mm headphones port, no dedicated track skip controls
The Bose QC35s aren't perfect. The lack of dedicated track skip buttons and the use of a 2.5mm socket instead of the industry standard 3.5mm are irritating.But those small niggles are far outweighed but the fantastic noise cancelling and isolation, comfor...
Superb noise cancelling, Excellent mic for calls, Light and comfortable, Long battery life
No aptX, No option to turn off ANC
Bose may have arrived late to the wireless party, but the QuietComfort 35 headphones combine unequalled noise cancelling, great sound and a 20-hour battery life in a package that's as quiet as it is comfortable...
The Bose QuietComfort 35 combines top-of-the-line active-noise canceling with wireless Bluetooth operation in an extra-comfortable, fold-up design. The sound is excellent for Bluetooth, and it doubles as a great headset for phone calls. Works in wired mod
Battery isn't user-replaceable, and the headphone is heavier than the QuietComfort 25
Bluetooth meets best-in-class noise canceling: the Bose QuietComfort 35 is the ultimate noise canceling wireless headphone you can buy right now...
Brilliant noise-cancellation, Superb sound quality, Impressive battery life
Expensive
Overall, there's a lot to like about the QuietComfort 35. It takes Bose's excellent active noise cancellation and cuts the cord, which is an instant improvement, and its battery performance is excellent. The Active EQ also makes for a very pleasant listen...
Publié: 2016-06-15, Auteur: Adam , review by: gizmodo.co.uk
Extrait: I've never loved Bose headphones. Out of the box, they always felt a bit flimsy, and on my head, the audio quality seemed subpar for the price. At least that's what I thought before I tried the new QuietComfort 35 Wireless cans. The noise cancellation is...
Generous battery life, Super comfortable, Open, rhythmic and insightful sound,
Bluetooth isn't aptX, Not the most forgiving balance,
By losing the noise and wires, and making further improvements in the sound department, the Bose QuietComfort 35s have taken the legacy range to new heights.Now beaten by a new and improved the QC35 II, these original Bose wireless noise-cancelling headph...
