Bose Quietcomfort 45 Bluetooth Wireless Over Ear Headphones with Mic Noise Cancelling - Triple Black

Well tbh I was sceptic buying this QC 45 after seeing tons of youtube reviews, yet the price of 20k was so irresistible to hold back , finally here it is I am listening to it and writing my delightful experience. Watched “The Revenant” , heard couple of songs from Skrillex to Justin Bieber to arijit singh to travis scott. This headphone is brilliant for every genre. Sound is so balanced. I had a QC 25 . Definitely bose technologies have gone far. I also have airpods pro gen1. Two things airpods pro though ahead and those are the transparency mode and call quality. But in terms of ANC and sound stage this QC 45 is amazing. I could have gone for Sony XM5 (tons of youtube videos are found actually to promote XM5) but nah this QC 45 design is the OG. Looks minimal, comfort is next level. No fancy set of features to confuse user. One suggestion to everyone, before putting negative comments please make sure you wear it right way and ensure proper sealing.

I really bought these in the range 15K-16K after including all discounts and cashbacks. I am using these headsets very heavily for my office calls and for hearing music while working. No complaints so far... Call quality is superb, noise cancellation is excellent For music it is doing amazingly well... May be if you are bass lover then go for Sony's headset, but not sure if Sony's headset are good for calling purpose. Bose headset's music quality is also excellent, I have no complaints... Also @15-16K deal is amazing.

They sounded ok out of the box but they really started sounding wide and the bass kicked in after 10 hrs of listening time post one week they fully opened up getting the highs and the mids right , sounstage also widened up post a week ..they are perfect to listen to classical music/ jazz, hip hop sounds ok till now I don't know if their sound would change post this.

I recently snagged the Bose QC 45 headphones during a fantastic deal on BB Amazon India, and let me tell you, it's been an absolute steal! Bose, a name synonymous with quality, lives up to its reputation with this gem of a product. Sound Quality: The audio quality is undoubtedly excellent, though seasoned audiophiles might find it impressive rather than mind-blowing. The sound is bright and crystal clear, with bass that's perfectly audible without being overbearing. If ear-thumping bass isn't your thing, these headphones strike an ideal balance. Perhaps, you’re looking for ear thumping bass then just go with Sony’s XM line. Comfort is King: In the realm of headphones, comfort is paramount, and the QC 45s take the crown (after Sennheiser PXC 550 ii). They're a breeze to wear, even for extended periods. What's more, they're refreshingly straightforward, opting for reliable physical buttons instead of finicky touch-sensitive controls that can sometimes lead to accidental activations. Top-Tier Noise Cancellation: When it comes to noise cancellation, these headphones shine. They excel at creating an immersive audio experience, though I must admit the mic quality leaves a bit to be desired. While not subpar by any means, there's room for improvement. In comparison, it outpaces Sony's XM4 but falls slightly behind Sennheiser's PXC550ii and Momentum 4. Impressive Battery Life: The battery life, while not mind-blowing, is certainly commendable. It holds its own alongside Sony's offerings, providing an average user with a solid week of usage on a single charge. Power users can expect a respectable 2-3 days. The added convenience of a quick toggle button for On/Off functionality is a thoughtful touch. Durable Design: The build quality is robust, with no noticeable weak links. While earpads may need replacement after a year or two, this is par for the course with most headphones. The advantage of a renowned brand like Bose is that finding replacements online is a breeze. Travel-Friendly: The included carry case, though not hard shell, is both stylish and practical. It makes for hassle-free portability, making it an ideal companion for your journeys. Aesthetically Pleasing: The design strikes the perfect balance between simplicity and elegance. It's not overly bulky or flashy, offering a low profile when worn. This, in my opinion, sets it apart from competitors like the XM5, Momentum 4, and AirMax. In conclusion, the Bose QC 45 headphones deliver an unparalleled blend of comfort, clarity, and convenience. While there are other strong contenders in the market, this offering's seamless marriage of quality and reputation makes it a standout choice. For me, it's become the go-to, despite my personal fondness for the Momentum 4. The Bose QC 45s come highly recommended for anyone seeking a superior audio experience, comfortable over ears and has low profile with world class branding! Alternatives: Momentum 4 - if sound quality is the only major priority. Perhaps it’s amazing with battery, features, mic, built quality as well. Only downside I find is it’s bulky and design. Sony XM4 - if you want bass and features. AirMax - If you have apple ecosystem and excess money and most importantly strong neck (they’re heavy). Marshall Momentum 2 - If you want to stand out of the crowd, reputable brand, killer looks, enjoyable sound signature (unique), amazing battery and similar price range. Major downside is with its mic. Else that was my pick! It totally depends on your needs. Prioritise them and you’ll end up with right cans for you! Hope this was helpful!

Original headphones delivered, the quality is very nice, I use it for cancelling surrounding roadside noise while sleeping after a hard day at hard work and also use it while I am studying for my exams, the noise cancelling technology is the best in this world, no disturbance and full peace of mind, this product deserves 5 stars

Sound quality is so Immersive…OMG! It’s works breeze.!! Bass is really punchy & amazing!! It has adjustable EQ, I just set Bass 5 and it sounds good effective..!! OMG, am just set volume to 65% So nice it is…👌👌👌 It's Comfort King..!! Very minimum clamping force and u just feel it the moment u wear..!!! later u forgot about. Without any second Thought, just go for it..!!

The comfort of using these are beyond measure.after some point you don't feel them on your head. Bought this since analogue buttons would be much better at a place where you have to wear gloves outdoors. It got new software updates and got all the features like outdoor wind block mode in the new quietcomforts. PS: bought new quietcomforts cheaper than this

I use headphones for almost 5 to 6 hours for professional work. Comfort was my priority followed by ANC and good mic quality. I visited both Bose and Sony Showrooms and tried the Bose QC45, Bose 700, and Sony XM5. Bose QC was very comfortable and it is foldable for daily office commute, Bose QC45 sound was neutral but pleasant. I like Sony XM5 for ANC and its mic quality was better. After a lot of analysis and thinking I decided to go with Bose as I already had a Sony XM3 and it was working perfectly fine. Bose meets the most important criteria of comfort. I purchased the Headphone on 9th Dec from Amazon and it was delivered on 10th Dec. The Sound was as expected but I found mic was not working. I try to call my family members but no one can hear the sound or hear very feeble sound. I tried to call amazon customer care on same day. There is no return back. we need to connect with Bose customer care. I call Bose customer care and they ask me to send the receipt and all the details through email. I was already disappointed with the way Amazon and Bose customer care were responding. Bose told me they would arrange a pick of my headphones and diagnose. I got an email just after the call. which says book for repair. 2 days no phone call who will come and when they will pick. Finally I decided to visit to Bangalore Kormangala Bose Service Center. Center was almost 20km far from my home and Bangalore traffic everyone knows. Finally, I landed to the Bose Service Center. I met with Guy name Siddahart was at the front desk. he took by headphones, and give them to their repair team and after 30min they told me that they had updated the SW. I asked him the headphones were already showing me that I had the latest Software and then what special SW they had uploaded. He told me that it is a special SW that which Bose team shares with the service center. Mic was working but I am not sure how long. I am 100% sure about Bose Quality and how long it will last. My Sony XM3 lasted for 4 years and Soundcore and Skull Candy for more 2+ years. This is worse experience I got with Bose. My advice is not to buy from Amazon, I was getting the same headphones on the same price from the showroom but I was lazy and ordered from Amazon. If the device is not good, Amazon doesn't take any action, Bose doesn't take any action and finally you need to struggle to get your device fixed by running around the service center.

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If you're considering buying the Bose QC45, you're probably also considering the Sony 1000XM4 headphones too. They're both priced about the same currently and are both getting great reviews. Yet I was torn between the two so I decided to buy both and keep the one I liked the most. At least that was the plan. The Sony XM4s have been a runaway success only recently replaced by the XM5 which are £100 more, so I left these out as they were just a bit more then I wanted to spen. Here's what I liked and disliked about them both. Build quality and comfort The Bose QC45 feel light in the hand and well made. However I did not like the exposed screws. The Sony XM4s are better sealed at the joints and feel better well built in the hand. The Sony is a fraction heavier but there's nothing in it between the two. The ear pads are better on the Sony. They just feel more cushioned than the Bose. The Bose feel cheaper. I also noticed that the headband on the Sony is slightly more comfortable. I found the Bose headband would dig in to the top of my head slightly. You notice you're wearing them after a while. The Sony cups feel they have more space in them for your ears. I felt my ears were touching the inside of the cups on the Bose. Noise cancelling/transparacy mode I like the way you can switch the Bose between transparent and noise cancelling. It's just a single press of the button on the left cup. Simple. Both modes work brilliatly. I've used the transparency mode while walking so I can still hear some traffic, and the NC mode in my local noisy coffee shop. Both modes work very well. The call quality is excellent. The other person on the call could hear me very well during a walk outside on a rather windy day. No issues with calls. Controls The Bose has physical buttons for the volume controls and to pause play. The Sony has touch sensitive controls which are getting some bad reviews online. This is totally wrong in my opinion. The touch controls work very well on the Sony. I found with the Bose that when I wanted to adjust the volume, I had to place several fingures on the right cup before pressing down on the volume with my index finger. I found that otherwise the cup would slightly move from my ear which became anoying having to reposition it again for comfort. The Sony is just a one finger swipe and very easy to do without disturbing the cup position. The Bose buttons don't feel that high quality. They don't have that satisfiying click or feel. You get a nice satisfying confirmation sound when toggling the on/off button, again a phyical switch that does feel it will break at some point. You get a voice confirmation that you are connected and the battery power remaining. The Bose has a very old computer generated voice which is terrible. The Sony voice is much more modern and clear making the Sony feel more up to date. The Sony has a press and hold button to power on/off. This also gives you a confimation that your Bluetooth has connected. Sound So the important stuff. I've played several tracks over and over on both headphones switching between the two and repeating the track. There are some differencs and it is all subjective. I found the Bose was clearer in the midrange and higher tones. I also felt there was a little more clarity in the words of the song then in the Sony. But the Sony came across more powerful lower down with base. You just feel the Sony has more capacity and power. The music sounds stronger. The Bose is very good but just lacks the real strong base of a track. App I tried both with no EQ straight out of the box. When I adjusted the EQ on both, I got even stronger sound from both. The Sony still feels more punchy. The Bose is very good for podcasts, super clear and great noise cancelling. The EQ on the Bose is very simple with very little adjustments. The Sony is more comprehensive. The Sony has a much better App with more ajustments. It can even learn your regular locations and adjust the sound and NC accordingly. The Bose does none of this. The Sony has a great feature that pauses the music if you simply start to talk to someone. It also switches to transparent mode so you can hear them. Great when ordering a coffee! The Bose doesn't do this. The Sony pauses the music if you lift the headphones off your head, resumes play when you place them back on. The Bose doesn't do this. You can cover the right cup with your hand on the Sony to temparaliy switch to transparancy mode to listen to someone speak. The Bose doesn't do this. Conclusion Overall, both headpones are brilliant in their own way and in isolation. I just feel I keep leaning over to the Sony for some reason. They just feel better quality, sound stronger and have better controls and features. They just feel more expensive. I feel you're paying for the Bose branding and would truly price the Bose QC45 between £150-£200 max. The Sony on the other hand feel a bargain at £240 currently. Both have a nice small case yet the Sony case seems more thought out with better internals. The Sony case has a canvas feel, the Bose a hard shell feel. Both very protable in your bag. One final thought which has been overlooked by online reviewers. The Bose branding on the side of the cups stands out. This made me feel concious of wearing them while walking in the street letting others know I have a pair of expensive headphones on. The Sony are much more discreet and can be mistaken at a distance for their cheaper £50 headphones. I just felt more relaxed wearing the Sony out in public. Yet it felt the opposite while sitting in a coffee shop wearing the Bose. I felt good wearing a quality product and brand everyone knows. It's a small thing but I noticed how it made me feel. I'm reluctant to return the Bose QC45s but between the two, I feel the Sony XM4s are just better.

✅ Points positifs : Réduction de bruit très efficace, idéal pour les transports ou environnements bruyants. Son clair et équilibré, bonne fidélité audio pour tous types de musique. Confortable pour de longues sessions grâce aux coussinets doux et légers. Connexion Bluetooth stable et rapide. Autonomie longue durée, pratique pour une utilisation quotidienne. ❌ Points négatifs : Prix élevé, mais justifié par la qualité et les fonctionnalités. Casque un peu encombrant à transporter si l'on a pas l'étui rigide. 👉 Résumé : Un casque Bluetooth haut de gamme offrant un confort optimal et une réduction de bruit très performante, parfait pour voyager ou travailler dans un environnement bruyant.

First of all and above anything else: all other NC headphones are performing less in dampening the background. In posession now for some 3 months. Very content about the sound quality, simplicity of use, duration of the USB rechargeable battery