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🎧 Elevate your soundscape — because silence and style never go out of fashion.
The Bose QuietComfort Ultra Wireless Headphones deliver industry-leading noise cancellation with customizable spatial audio, powered by an 8-microphone array and CustomTune technology. Enjoy up to 24 hours of battery life, lightweight comfort, and advanced Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity with multipoint support, making these over-ear headphones the ultimate companion for immersive music, crystal-clear calls, and all-day wear.



| ASIN | B0CCZ1L489 |
| Additional Features | Adjustable Headband, Noise Cancellation, Surround Sound |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | music, calls, travel |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Battery Average Life | 24 Hours |
| Battery Charge Time | 3 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #11,240 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #205 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Bluetooth Range | 9 Meters |
| Bluetooth Version | 5.3 |
| Brand | Bose |
| Built-In Media | Cable, Protective Case, User Manual |
| Cable Features | Detachable |
| Carrying Case Color | Black |
| Carrying Case Material | Plastic |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Mobile phones, tablets, laptops, smart speakers |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Control Method | App |
| Control Type | Touch Control |
| Controller Type | In-ear controls |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Package Type | FFP |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (5,532) |
| Earpiece Shape | Round |
| Enclosure Material | faux_leather, leather, plastic, Faux Leather Plastic |
| Frequency Range | 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00017817846172 |
| Headphone Folding Features | Over Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | On Ear |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Item Weight | 252 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Bose |
| Model Name | QC Ultra Headphones |
| Model Number | 880066-0100 |
| Noise Control | Active Noise Cancellation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 1 |
| Sensitivity | 118 dB |
| Series Number | 4 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Travel, Music, Calls |
| Style Name | Gen1 |
| Subject Character | no subject character |
| Theme | Audio Technology |
| UPC | 017817846172 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year manufacturers warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |
R**E
Quiet, Comfort, Quality: My Take on the Bose QC Ultra
The Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones deliver a very strong performance in noise cancellation — thanks to their advanced ANC system and 8-microphone setup, they effectively block out ambient noise so you can fully immerse in your music. Sound quality is naturally balanced and clear, supported by Bose’s CustomTune technology which tailors the audio to your ears for a personalized listening experience. The immersive “Immersion” mode really elevates spatial audio: in “Still,” the sound stays fixed in space, while “Motion” makes it feel like it's following you. Comfort-wise, the over-ear design uses soft, plush materials that feel very gentle, even during long walks or flights. The headphones weigh only 0.25 kg, making them lightweight for over-ear ANC. Battery life is pretty solid, with up to 24 hours in Quiet/Aware mode and around 18 hours if you use the immersive spatial audio. They also support a 15-minute quick charge, giving you about 2 hours of playback. On the software side, the Bose app lets you customize EQ, change between modes (Quiet, Aware, Immersion), and define your own audio presets. Plus, Bluetooth Multipoint is a nice touch: you can connect the headphones to two devices at once and switch seamlessly. These are excellent premium noise-cancelling headphones that shine when you want serious sound isolation, comfort, and immersive audio. If you need long battery life as a top priority, there might be better options — but for ANC quality and build comfort, the QC Ultra is hard to beat.
F**N
Great headphones
Great headphones as expected. Coming from the QC 35 II there is a noticeable difference in noise cancelling. The cushions might not be as plush and soft as on the QC, but the diameter is bigger so they better fit around my ears. I just wished for a few more buttons to control the headphones as I find it easier than by touching.
E**V
Bose is Bose
Moved from AirPods Max to Bose QC Ultra! Despite being the Apple user, I do not regret switching to Bose. The sound is incredible. The headphones are very light and super comfortable to wear. Battery life is not the best on the market but I don’t usually use headphones more than 4 hours a day, so it’s okay for me. Just the sound and noise cancellation are the things that were important to me. Bose does not disappoint! 👍👍👍
S**N
Quality product
Sometimes it shows connected but it does not work, need to reconnect. Other than that, it is great product.
W**M
Not worth the money
Bought my pair of Bose QuietComfort Ultra a year ago. No words how disappointing this purchase has been. The problem is with the codec the device use, to connect via Bluetooth. Most Android phones, Laptops and IOS only connect on normal SBC and AAC codec. That means you pay for a premium sound device and get average sound, which a normal cheap headphone, will give you the exact quality. I had to buy a separate audio codec device, that need to be, plugged into my phone or laptop, just to get the HD sound quality. I regret this purchase.
A**J
Bose = Best !
The best headphones without a doubt, I've tried more than 5 headsets, but nothing beats BOSE ! Period !
C**Z
good buy
excellent quality
B**O
Amazing sound and noise cancellation
These have amazing sound and noise cancellation.
S**5
*Please be aware this review is being written from a totally blind person's perspective. * As I’ll be one of the first to review these headphones due to how new they are, I’ll try to go into as much detail as possible. First off, upon opening the box, you are greeted by a simple layout. The box purely contains the case and the manual. The case is more of an oval shape compared to the NC700, which is more of a square. Inside the case you’ll find the headphones, USB C to A charging cable and an audio cable if you want to connect it to a wired source. Opening the case up, the headphones feel very sleek, around the same size as other pairs, but the first thing I noticed was the fact the cushions mould seamlessly with the headphones, creating a complete seal. There is not that tiny gap like on the NC700 and others. What I liked immediately though was the fact the cushions slip into place with the use of six little tabs which simply snap into place. It’s a lot easier, for me at least, than trying to line them up with a tiny crack as with previous designs. When you turn them on, they have to be on both ears to activate, so Bose can use its tuning technology to personalise to the shape of your ears. This has to be done every time you put them on, turning them on with only one earcup in place won’t work. They truly live up to their name of ‘quiet comfort,’ I am wearing them right now as I type this, and you can almost forget you’re wearing headphones, you can hardly feel them, they almost mould to your head. They truly do hug your ears. The most comfortable pair I’ve ever owned. I also like how the Bluetooth and power button is slightly indented, whereas the multi-function button is perfectly smooth. The volume strip is also able to be felt, and I love how you just swipe it with a finger to change the volume, and you can also configure a shortcut to it, in the Bose Music App. Now moving on to connecting them, it’s just the same as with previous Bose headphones. Turn them on, you’ll hear the tone, and then the voice prompt will tell you they are ready to connect. Select your device and away you go. You can also store up to 8 Bluetooth devices in the headphones, which is a nice feature. The noise cancelling is without doubt the best I have heard yet. You can hardly hear anything when it’s on ‘quiet’ mode. You can also adjust the level of ANC you want, plus in aware mode, there are also ‘active sense’ settings, which block out loud noises by briefly turning on ANC, then turn it off again when the sound stops. This is good for if you're in a restaurant and a blender starts up, for example. These also have ‘wind block’ which mutes the microphones for NC while you’re on a call, so you don’t hear the wind against them. The person on the other end will still hear it though. Now the highlight, the immersive audio. I personally think it’s incredible. I’ve heard details in my music I’d never heard before, it gives the song or other content a completely new layer of depth. Bose weren’t kidding about that. I also have the Apple Air pods Max and these knock spots off those for their spacial audio and head tracking. It really does sound like the music is coming from a speaker in front of you, it sounds like the speaker nearest you when you turn your head, whichever way you turn it. I flicked between spacial and stereo, and I tell you what, I’ll never go back. Stereo sounds bland in comparison to this. I will always use spacial now wherever possible. The base is full, as is the treble and mid-range. You don’t miss anything, just like the artist intended. If you’re like me, you won’t go back either! As soon as I heard these were coming out, I just had to get them. It’s my birthday next month and my family said they would pay for them, but I just had to have them now and wow I do not regret it at all, and neither will you! Just one final note, I researched it last night and Bose will be releasing Ultra ear cushion kits for these headphones soon so we can buy replacements, if necessary, mine will probably wear quickly the amount I’m going to use them. I’ll probably use them on my work laptop too. All in all, yes, their pricey, but your ears will thank you, for both the superior comfort and second to none sound at the same time. Worth every penny, happy listening! Edit: (Because I struggled with this too,) if you want to clear the Bluetooth list and start over, press the power and multi-function buttons at the same time for a few seconds while the headphones are on, until the voice says 'bluetooth device list cleared.'
D**4
I waited awhile to review this. I think it's important to be accurate in a review. Fake reviews are evil and go against the spirit of a review, which is to give someone thinking about buying something the correct information. Anyways, the positives of these headphones are the noise cancelling and the sound quality. I have some very good phones to compare these to and the sound quality on these is legit good. The noise cancelling is top notch, at least as far as the tech allows it to go. I work in a loud shop and these do really good on some sounds and not so good on others. But I've tried cheaper noise cancelling phones and these are straight up better. The negatives to these are the price for one. But I guess that's the going rate for good quality phones with among the best if not the best noise cancelling. The other negatives are some quirkiness to the controls. Sometimes they give me trouble turning on. They've always eventually turned on but sometimes I've had to try a few times. That should be fixed in a firmware update, unless it is a problem unique to mine. And the last gripe I have with them is the battery life. I mean, It's stated at around 25 hours. I work 10 hours a day so I have to charge them every couple of days. For the price I would expect maybe a bigger battery. Overall they seem to be high quality and they are comfortable. So in conclusion, if you want to spend the money I don't think you'll be disappointed. The few problems I list are annoying, but not deal breakers, at least not for me.
D**1
Se você tem interesse e tiver disponibilidade financeira, pode comprar, vale a pena! Esse fone de ouvido é sensacional, sempre quis ter um fone com cancelamento de ruído de ponta, mas também sempre tive receio de me arrepender em razão dos preços. O mais barato dessas linhas de luxo é R$1.700 (1000xm4), então não se trata de uma compra que você faz no sábado a tarde despretensiosamente. Mas o preço é justificado (até certo ponto) pela qualidade em geral do produto, o material e construção são de alta qualidade, até o momento (10 meses) não vejo nenhum desgaste externo; A qualidade do som é muito boa, talvez não tanto para audiófilos, mas para o ouvinte comum é perfeita; A bateria é excelente, durando muito tempo mesmo, inclusive me surpreendendo quando tenho que carregar; Ele vem com uma case que é de extrema qualidade e funcionalidade; Tudo nele vale a pena, mas o que se destaca e, o motivo pelo qual provavelmente você pensa em comprá-lo, é o cancelamento de ruído. O cancelamento de ruído nesse fone beira o inacreditável; Já testei o fone no ônibus, avião, carro, escritório e os resultados sempre me impressionam. Por alto, eu chuto que ele deva cancelar uns 90% dos ruídos. Se você não estiver ouvindo nada (música, etc) provavelmente vai continuar ouvindo algum ruído de fundo, mas em um nível bem inferior. Se colocar uma música em volume baixo, só escutará ela. É realmente incrível o poder do cancelamento de ruído do fone, creio que a tecnologia não deva ir muito além disso. O ponto negativo do cancelamento de ruído é que, quando você desativa ele ou tira o fone, tem que ouvir alguns ruídos/sons que não tinha consciência que existiam (ar-condicionado, etc) rsrsrsrsrs. Muito bom mesmo. O único ponto negativo do fone é o preço, e esse é um mega ponto negativo. O preço é muito alto, foi o que eu disse, é um artigo de luxo e, se você só quer ouvir uma música em paz com algum nível de silêncio, existem outros fones de ouvido que vão cumprir a tarefa por uma faixa de preço muito menor, de R$300-600, como por exemplo o fone da JBL ou os da Anker. Portanto, se tem interesse em cancelamento de ruído de ponta e, não vai comprometer a renda do seu ano (porque esse é o período que você vai passar pagando ele), vale muito a pena! É um fone durável e creio que ainda vai valer cada centavo.
A**N
J’ai déjà testé pas mal de modèles dans cette gamme (Sony XM5, AirPods Max, Bose QC45), et pour moi, le QuietComfort Ultra sort vraiment du lot. La réduction du bruit est juste étonnant, bien au-dessus des AirPods Max, même dans des environnement bruyant assez difficile (vent). Niveau confort, c’est un sans-faute : il est super léger, ne fait pas mal à la tête, même après des heures d’écoute, et s’adapte parfaitement au personne qui porte des lunettes (ce qui n’est pas le cas de tous les casques). Côté son, il y a pas mal de basses a la sortie de boîte mais avec l’égaliseur de l’application (très simple à utiliser), on peut régler ça comme on veut. Résultat : un son riche avec et agréable pour tous les styles de musique, par contre j’ai pas ressenti une grosse différence avec l’Aptx adaptatives et sans et le côté immersion plus artificiel que autre chose. La housse rigide fournie est super pratique, bien meilleure que celles des QC45 ou AirPods Max qui est une blague. Je l’ai aussi testé pour le gaming : nickel en solo, mais à éviter pour les jeux multi à cause d’un petit décalage. Au final, ce casque est une réussite, polyvalent et bien pensé. Je suis ravi de mon achat et je le garde sans hésiter !
J**N
Ich besitze sowohl die AirPods Max als auch die aktuellen Sony-Modelle, aber wenn es um Reisen und Langstreckenflüge geht, greife ich seit einem halben Jahr instinktiv immer wieder zur Bose QuietComfort Ultra. Hier ist der Grund, warum sie für mich die besten Over-Ears auf dem Markt sind. Das beste ANC der Welt Bose war immer stark, aber die Ultra-Serie setzt noch einen drauf. In der Flugzeugkabine werden die tiefen Triebwerksgeräusche fast vollständig eliminiert. Es ist eine Stille, die weder Apple noch Sony in dieser Konsequenz erreichen. Wer im Flieger wirklich schlafen oder in Ruhe arbeiten will, kommt an diesen Kopfhörern nicht vorbei. Tragekomfort (Der entscheidende Vorteil) Hier schlägt Bose die Konkurrenz am deutlichsten: Gewicht: Sie sind viel leichter als die AirPods Max aus Metall. Sitz: Auch nach einem 10-Stunden-Flug drücken sie nicht am Kopf oder an den Ohren. Die Polster sind unglaublich weich und das Kopfband ist perfekt ausbalanciert. Faltbarkeit: Im Gegensatz zu den Konkurrenten lassen sie sich kompakt zusammenfalten, was im Handgepäck Gold wert ist. Sound & Immersives Audio Der Klang ist gewohnt erstklassig – sehr klar und mit einem definierten Bass. Der neue „Immersive Modus“ ist im Flugzeug klasse, um das Gefühl zu haben, in einem Raum statt unter Kopfhörern zu sitzen. Es macht das Hören auf Dauer weniger ermüdend. Akkulaufzeit & Stabilität Nach 6 Monaten täglicher Nutzung ist die Akkukapazität noch wie am ersten Tag. Ich schaffe locker zwei Langstreckenflüge ohne Zwischenladen. Die Bluetooth-Verbindung steht bombensicher, und das Umschalten zwischen iPad und iPhone funktioniert tadellos. Fazit: Ja, ich habe die Qual der Wahl in meiner Schublade, aber die Bose Ultra sind meine festen Begleiter. Wer maximalen Komfort und die beste Geräuschunterdrückung sucht, die man aktuell für Geld kaufen kann, sollte hier zugreifen.
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