- LEGENDARY NOISE CANCELLATION: Effortlessly combines noise cancelling headphone technology with passive features so you can shut off the outside world, quiet distractions and take music beyond the beat
- PREMIUM COMFORT: Plush earcup cushions softly hug your ears, while a secure and comfortable padded band gently keeps your over-ear headphones in place for those extra-long listening sessions
- TWO LISTENING MODES: These wireless Bluetooth headphones feature Quiet and Aware Modes that let you toggle between full noise cancelling or full awareness of your surroundings for seamless sound control
- HIGH-FIDELITY AUDIO/EQ CONTROL: Supercharge your favourite tracks with high-fidelity audio and Adjustable EQ that puts you in control of the bass, mid-range and treble for unmatched bold sound
- ALL-DAY BATTERY LIFE: Bose QuietComfort noise cancelling wireless headphones provide up to 24 hours of battery on a single charge, plus a 15-minute charge gives you up to 2.5 hours of additional play time
- MICROPHONE CORD INCLUDED: Plug the included audio cable with in-line microphone into your Bose QuietComfort noise cancelling headphones to use them without a Bluetooth connection, or even when the battery is depleted
- STAYS CONNECTED TO YOUR DEVICES: Seamlessly stay connected to all your favourite devices using the multi-point toggle feature, which allows you to switch devices without disconnecting and reconnecting each time
- BLUETOOTH NOISE CANCELLING HEADPHONES WITH MIC: Microphones focus on the sound of your voice and the high fidelity bluetooth headphones with microphone filter out background noise for the clearest phone calls of any Bose headphones
- BOSE APP: Download the Bose app to receive the latest software updates. Ensure optimal functionality and get access to all the latest features and cutting-edge tech
- SOFT CARRY CASE: Offers minimalist design with dense-foam material, zipper enclosure, and an internal pouch to hold accessory cables for keeping essentials contained when you’re on the go.
Bose QuietComfort SC Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones, Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones with Up To 24 Hours of Battery Life, with Soft Case, Black
£198.00
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| Ear placement | Over Ear |
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| Headphone jack | 2.5 mm Jack |
| Model name | QuietComfort SC |
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Markus K. –
Ich habe den BOSE QC von einer Autistin empfohlen bekommen, sie meinte es wäre der beste Noice Cancelling KH, den sie bisher hatte. Auf amazon war er in Aktion, also habe ich zugegriffen und ihn nun seit wenigen Monaten in fast täglicher Verwendung. Ich hatte vorher auch schon ein recht passables Teil eines Herstellers im unter-100-Euro Bereich in Verwendung, der bequem und leicht war, aber etwas billiger verarbeitet (klar eigentlich) und von der ANC Leistung her Okay. Aber eben nur OK.
Den Unterschied habe ich mit dem Bose QC sofort ausmachen können. Auch viel Bass, was ich persönlich mag, weil ich neben der Hauptverwendung von den Kopfhörern und Earbuds, dem Lärmschutz, öfter mal Bass-Music (Triphop und Drum’n Bass, teilweise Hiphop) höre und sie für möglichst ungestörte Podcasts verwende, während meine Familie irgendwelche anderen Aktivitäten im Wohnzimmer betreibt. Der Bose QC ist vom Klang her deutlich klarer, obwohl die präsenten Bässe relativ weich sind. Ich nutze auch Studiokopfhörer in der Musikproduktion und muss bei den wirklich guten Modellen sogar um einiges mehr mit EQ ausgleichen, um ein fast neutrales Klangbild zu erreichen, damit die Bässe ähnlich gut wie mit dem QC wahrnehmbar sind. Den QC nutze ich hier quasi als Referenz für die Beurteilung als Beispiel für gute Standard-HiFi Kopfhörer. Quasi als Blueprint.
Die Ohrpolster sind etwas “hart”, erstens weil die Auflagefläche der Polster recht schmal ist, und zweitens ist der Schaumstoff einfach zu dicht. Man gewöhnt sich daran, sie dichten auch gut ab, nur manchmal leaken sie beim Kauen ein bisschen. Natürlich schwitzt man auch mehr unter solchen Dingern, dafür sind die Abdeckungen der Treiber im inneren Bereich des Ohrpolsters schräg, mehr parallel zur natürlichen Stellung von menschlichen Ohren vom Kopf weg, man berührt also die Innenseite gar nicht mit der Ohrmuschel, ausser vielleicht oben und/oder unten, wenn die Ohren des Trägers groß geraten sind. Wenn es jemanden nicht stört, OK. Ich würde aber recht bald ausrasten, und bevor ich das tue, nehme ich lieber die Kopfhörer ab. Die Bose QC kann ich aber einige Stunden lang tragen.
Der KH ist aus Plastik, es knackt und knarzt leise, wenn sich der Kopf oder Kopfhörer bewegt bzw. verwindet. Das fällt mir allerdings nur auf, wenn keine Musik läuft.
Das ANC ist echt gut, da hat mir meine Bekannte nicht zu viel versprochen. Meine Ohren sind von Jahren von Konzerten vor, hinter und auf der Bühne, Nahfeld-Direktschall, elektrischen Bauwerkzeugen und In-Ear Kopfhörern schon etwas geschädigt, aber das leichte Rauschen, wenn man das ANC auf “Durchlassen” stellt, bleibt mir einige Minuten im Bewusstsein, bevor mein Gehirn es zuverlässig ausblendet. Bei voll aufgedrehtem NC (Standardeinstellung beim Einschalten) glänzt der Kopfhörer. Fühl sich nicht “dumpf” an, die eigenen Schritte werden recht gut gedämpft, lediglich laute, schnelle Impulse kommen teilweise durch.
Ich würde für einen “Alltags-Kopfhörer” wohl nicht mehr Geld ausgeben wollen, aber für die rund 200 Euro bringt der Bose QC mehr als das Mindeste, was ich um diesen Preis erwarte.
Man sollte sich auch eindeutig ein Hardcase dafür zulegen.
Rebecca poole –
Did some research regarding best value for money earphones and I chose these because of the quality and the price. They were on offer they are comfortable to wear and the noise cancelling is amazing! It blocks out back ground noise and the battery life is long too! I haven’t had to charge them since Iv had them although I haven’t had chance to wear them as often as I like. I chose over the ear headphones as I have triple forward helix and traigus piercings on one ear and they don’t irritate at all! Easy to use on a you get used to the features!
Staffan Ernstsson –
My first bluetooth cans and what cans then! Fantastic soundstage and balanced sound in general. Recommend!
Mr. Andrew D. Buckley –
Great price, great brand, fantastic sound, battery life is sweet, controls are easy, fit is awesome and strongly recommend these headphones – noise cancelling helps as well when her indoors is mouthing off 👍👍
Ryan –
I needed a pair of high quality noise cancelling headphones. Of course Bose were the first brand to come to mind and the second was Sony. As a result I bought both this pair of Bose headphones as well as the Sony WH-1000XM4s.
Build quality:
Straight off the bat, the build quality of the Sony was better. The hard case is a very nicr case and the actual headphon material is incredibly sturdy and impressive.
By comparison, the Bose headphones feel almond flimsy and cheap (more on this soon).
Sound quality:
The sound quality from both headphones is pretty good, with some songs sound better on one and some on the other. What impressed me was the Bose headphones sound very similar to my high end Sennheiser open-back audiophile headphones. But I will say they don’t sound as good if listening on iPhone compared to a PC – though I reckon that has more to do with IPhone’s Bluetooth audo than it does the headphones.
Noise cancelling:
I’d read everywhere that Bose QC and Sony XM4s were some of the best noise cancelling headphones on the market, but to be honest they’re both okay. In some scenarios you can barely tell the noise cancelling is on and in others it’s outright miraculous. I believe (and I don’t know for sure) that what’s happening is certain quieter noises are not picked up by the mics in the headphones and thus your only getting the passive cancelling of the ear cups. Basically the louder the noise, the better it’s cancelled out.
Features:
Here the Sony XM4s just win hands down. Other than a pretty basic EQ on the app, talk mode button and multi-device Bluetooth connection, the Bose headphones don’t have any additional features. The Sony on the other hand have many features, some more useful than others but they’re there. Overall in terms of the tech, the Sony is a couple of generations ahead.
Comfort:
Here the Bose lives up to it’s name. It is probably the most comfortable pair of headphones I’ve used and I’ve used many. While the light weight makes the build quality seem less robust than the Sony, it helps massively when it comes to comfort. You can easily wear the Bose QC all day and not even remember they’re on you.
The Sony isn’t exactly uncomfortable HOWEVER the Sony cups are very shallow and they press on my ears which can cause soreness and ear fatigue. My partner’s who has smaller ears than me has reported that she has not experienced this. But if you have medium-large ears, the Sony can be pretty unbearable.
Battery life:
The battery life for both headphones is actually very good. I’ve only charged them once like a month ago and they’re still not at halfway yet. Though I’m not using them constantly. I probably use them 2-3 hours a day.
Design:
This is very much subjective but I think the Sony are the better looking pair. The Bose don’t look bad by any means but they lack the extra detail that the Sony has.
Conclusion:
In the end, despite the better features and better looks of the Sony, I have opted for the Bose. The comfort is just hands down unbeatable and I’ll happily give up the extra features for it. I did not return the Sony XM4s like I had originally planned, because my partner doesn’t have any comfort issue with them. As such she prefers them to the Bose outright. Myself, I’m sticking to the Bose all the way.
Client Kindle –
Très agréable, ne fait pas mal aux oreilles, très bon son et le mode quiet est très agréable également
Jye Lewis –
Bought on sale and what a deal. Absolutely gold value, great sound, decent battery and the noise cancelling and ability to change the level of noise cancelling is great. I would’ve liked a more robust dual Bluetooth switching feature as it can be a finicky but other than that, it’s been a great device and used almost every day.
David C. –
A really quality piece of kit, very comfortable and it does a great job of cutting out background noise great sound too.
Piraux –
Super confortable
Et très bon produit
Babycakes –
These are amazing , they are very comfortable to wear and bluetooth . They also block out outside sounds . I got these on sale well worth the price .
Ra Rising –
I have been one of those who always purchased cheap £25-£50 headphones, I have a draw full of them!, Hot, uncomfortable, tinny sound, poor build quality. Why pay £200? As soon as you put these on you realise why, firstly great noise cancelling, we don’t appreciate how much noise surrounds us. Light and comfortable, you can happily wear them for hours, and most importantly the sound quality, It’s like having a whole new music collection, bringing out detail in music I had not previously experienced. I like the fact you can buy replacement ear pads should you ever need them.
J –
I would never spend so much on headphones but was treated to these as a gift. I’m not sure what I’ll do when they break as I don’t think I can go back!
The main thing I like is that these headphones can connect to more than one device at the same time. So I can listen to my phone and switch to my TV without having to connect. If I play my TV it will pause my phone so I can’t listen to both at the same time but for me, I don’t need this as a feature so that’s fine.
I also wear them allot for the ANC even when not playing anything through them. Easy to turn on and off (button on the left side) and a noticeable difference between the two.
As someone who knows nothing about the intricacies of sound (more of this, less of that) the EQ setting for these headphones are handy as I’m not adjusting lots of options, but instead three (more or less bass, mid, treble). Takes some time but I think I have them how I like them now which is wonderful!
I would like them to charge a bit quicker and ideally last longer but as long as I remember to plug them in at least once a day over dinner I find for my heavy use this is enough.
The first pair I got started having a static/bubbling noise in the right side after a few weeks or so and none of the troubleshooting advice worked but this was replaced for free (under warranty I think) and I have had no issues whatsoever with this new pair with heavy use.
Overall I would reccomend for the ANC, bluetooth multi-device connection feature and the adjustable EQ.