In this article, we delve into a detailed analysis of 1,496,379 user reviews from various languages worldwide to examine the Bose 700 & 700 UC. This analysis is performed by the RR artificial intelligence and updated daily with newly submitted reviews. The RR AI utilizes a complex algorithm to first scrutinize user reviews for credibility, filtering out unreliable ones. It then proceeds to dissect and evaluate the valuable insights within these reviews, providing users with ratings regarding the features of this product. Based on these assessments, users can make informed decisions about whether this product is suitable for them or not.
These results are a summary of user reviews of the Bose 700 & 700 UC. For example, 90% of 614,040 users who have commented on the Sound quality of the Bose 700 & 700 UC have given positive feedback.
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Reviewed by LauraT on Argos
I really struggled with these and the Sony option..I ended up going with my heart and I did not make a mistake..worth every penny..no need to mess with any sound settings as Bose have it spot on..touch controls work really well and the battery life is prefect..survived two flights and buses without the need of a charge (18 hrs no stop travelling)
Reviewed by Adrian on B&H Photo Video
We got these headsets for office use as a splurge and are happy with their performance. Having the ability to dim background noise is helpful when you're trying to focus (it's not a 100% noise-cancellation, but takes a good dent out enough to make a difference), tho it was also interesting to learn we find having noise-cancellation on all-day all little to un-nerving (the 'deadzone' sound). No wires makes using them less cumbersome than getting snagged or rolling over other headsets' wires. The mic pickup doesn't seem to be as strong as a standard boom mic (we previously used standard $65 Microsoft headsets) and we've noticed some customers have to turn up their volume a little but it works fine. The USB plug-in that comes with the UC model does make it easier to setup with our Windows-based computers, though I had difficulty pairing with the computer after I downloaded the iOS app to manage the headset and had to uninstall everything and avoid the iOS app (using just normal Bluetooth for pairing with my iPhone and/or iPad). Was it worth the pretty high price tag? - It served our purpose of a splurge and I appreciate now having something to use in coffee shops when I'm working from my iPad (the zipped case is nice for travel), but for a basic ROI purchase I think the price is probably a little much, and if you want high-end mic pickup you may want to consider a headset with a boom or go with a full-on condenser mic. ... More
Reviewed by Hector on B&H Photo Video
They are expensive, yes, and probably if you already have the bose qc ii or the sony xm3 i wouldnt recommend them just because the price. But if you are looking for a new pair of NC headphones, and you can afford them, go for it, you wont regret, these are definitely the ones. Best noice cancelling headphones now, no doubt. I have been on a couple airplanes since i got them, and its amazing how well they perform, you can barely hear the engines of the plane. And while doing some work office, they perform very good as well, you wont have any bad critics about it. Great bose sound, not a lot of base, but thats ok, at least for me, you can gear a lot of clearness in the music and with the noice cancelling feature, it sounds great. In the beginning of july/19 the bose app sucked, and that was a good reason to not buy them, but by now, the app does its job well with the new updates, so you wont have any trouble with that. You still need the app to setup the headphones at the beginning but meh, everybody have a smartphone with internet connection nowadays. In conclusion, if you can afford them, go for it. If youre on a budget, Im pretty sure your wallet will be a little more happy with the xm3, and as far i know, those are really good headphones too ... More
Reviewed by Hector on B&H Photo Video
They are expensive, yes, and probably if you already have the bose qc ii or the sony xm3 i wouldnt recommend them just because the price. But if you are looking for a new pair of NC headphones, and you can afford them, go for it, you wont regret, these are definitely the ones. Best noice cancelling headphones now, no doubt. I have been on a couple airplanes since i got them, and its amazing how well they perform, you can barely hear the engines of the plane. And while doing some work office, they perform very good as well, you wont have any bad critics about it. Great bose sound, not a lot of base, but thats ok, at least for me, you can gear a lot of clearness in the music and with the noice cancelling feature, it sounds great. In the beginning of july/19 the bose app sucked, and that was a good reason to not buy them, but by now, the app does its job well with the new updates, so you wont have any trouble with that. You still need the app to setup the headphones at the beginning but meh, everybody have a smartphone with internet connection nowadays. In conclusion, if you can afford them, go for it. If youre on a budget, Im pretty sure your wallet will be a little more happy with the xm3, and as far i know, those are really good headphones too ... More
Reviewed by Hector on B&H Photo Video
They are expensive, yes, and probably if you already have the bose qc ii or the sony xm3 i wouldnt recommend them just because the price. But if you are looking for a new pair of NC headphones, and you can afford them, go for it, you wont regret, these are definitely the ones. Best noice cancelling headphones now, no doubt. I have been on a couple airplanes since i got them, and its amazing how well they perform, you can barely hear the engines of the plane. And while doing some work office, they perform very good as well, you wont have any bad critics about it. Great bose sound, not a lot of base, but thats ok, at least for me, you can gear a lot of clearness in the music and with the noice cancelling feature, it sounds great. In the beginning of july/19 the bose app sucked, and that was a good reason to not buy them, but by now, the app does its job well with the new updates, so you wont have any trouble with that. You still need the app to setup the headphones at the beginning but meh, everybody have a smartphone with internet connection nowadays. In conclusion, if you can afford them, go for it. If youre on a budget, Im pretty sure your wallet will be a little more happy with the xm3, and as far i know, those are really good headphones too ... More
Reviewed by Arnaud on B&H Photo Video
I have been using this product for two weeks now and compared it with Sony WH-1000 XM3. Comfort is on par if not better than with the Sony. Active noise cancellation is good but not as impressive as with the Sony in noisy workplaces or subway. The sound rendition is more neutral than with the Sony, not much emotions but good. The buttons on both sides are very badly designed, they are just about above flush which makes them hard to find with even the thinner gloves. On the other hand I very often touch one by mistake when readjusting the headphones on my head. It is very frustrating and you will need a bit of muscle memory to remember how to place your hands on them. The touch pad on the right side is more responsive and not acting erratically so far in my experience. A better design than on the sony. The best part is definitely the phone call quality. It is a million times better than on the sony. With the sony WH-1000 XM3 nobody would hear me on the phone even in quiet environment. This one is a killer and suppresses all surrounding noise very efficiently. Despite the slightly underperforming noise cancellation it remains a better product in my opinion and I am selling my sony to keep the Bose ... More
Reviewed by Hector on B&H Photo Video
They are expensive, yes, and probably if you already have the bose qc ii or the sony xm3 i wouldn't recommend them just because the price. But if you are looking for a new pair of NC headphones, and you can afford them, go for it, you won't regret, these are definitely the ones. Best noice cancelling headphones now, no doubt. I have been on a couple airplanes since i got them, and it's amazing how well they perform, you can barely hear the engines of the plane. And while doing some work office, they perform very good as well, you won't have any bad critics about it. Great bose sound, not a lot of base, but that's ok, at least for me, you can gear a lot of clearness in the music and with the noice cancelling feature, it sounds great. In the beginning of july/19 the bose app sucked, and that was a good reason to not buy them, but by now, the app does its job well with the new updates, so you won't have any trouble with that. You still need the app to setup the headphones at the beginning but meh, everybody have a smartphone with internet connection nowadays. In conclusion, if you can afford them, go for it. If you're on a budget, I'm pretty sure your wallet will be a little more happy with the xm3, and as far i know, those are really good headphones too ... More
Reviewed by Youngyy on Argos
Truly incredible headphones. Having owned their QC35’s, I was looking to replace them as they were getting on a bit. Now the sound quality on the NC700’s is far superior and for that, thank god! My only slightly negative piece of feedback was that comparing these headphones to some others, the design does not fold down, not even like it’s predecessors but for that it’s a small price to pay for the sound quality! Bose are back on top!
Reviewed by Joshua on B&H Photo Video
Lost my Bose QuietComfort on a bus and decided to replace it with the 700. The touch panel on the right ear is either too sensitive or not sensitive enough. I prefer the button for answering and hanging up on a call. Sound quality is roughly same. Biggest upside is people I speak with tell me I am more clear, so the microphones are better on this one. Sound cancelation is excellent on this one, same as the QC.
Reviewed by David on B&H Photo Video
To my ears, the original Bose QC35 has notably better noise attenuation than either the QC35 II or Headphones 700. When I wear the original 35, I hear almost nothing; when I wear these or the 35 II, I hear subtle aspects of almost everything. The overall sound quality is a bit behind both the 35 and 35 II; and, as many others have pointed out, sound quality decreases somewhat with increasing volume. The modern layout, touch controls, and USB-C connectivity are great; however, the headband is not as comfortable as that of the 35 (I and II) and seems more cheaply built. The frame is solid, but the attached rubber cushion does not feel like something that will last. The only feature that really sets these apart from the other headphones I have used is the outstanding clarity of calls--the best that I have experienced so far. It is literally as though the other person and I are sitting together in a quiet room. If I decide to keep these, this will be the only reason. ... More
Reviewed by Yanzi on B&H Photo Video
I owned bose for years. This is my upgrade option, and seeing the fantastic color makes me happy. I ordered it and tried it on. I do not feel any tightness/clumpy as many others do, and I feel extremely comfortable. Sound quality is great as well. The down side is 1) Noise canceling isn't as good as QC series. 2) Switching among multiple devices drives me nuts, as it cannot find the right device to switch to play sound despite they are all connected - like always. 3) Bluetooth frequently drops connection. 3) is the most annoy part. I feel I got a defective version so I asked for return already. But 2) was the worst and I thought it'd be fixed already (I imagine it's software issue) as bose nc 700 has released for a long time. I really tried to give it love, man. I tried. Two weeks and sorry. ... More
Reviewed by Nuno on B&H Photo Video
I got the Bose Headphones the same day they were launched. Was very excited about these for the new tech packed in them and also the new design. Overall sound is good (I would say same level as previous models). Noise reduction really good, especially for making calls and getting rid of surrounding noises. Now the problem is... the headphones are not ready to be launched. They are still with many problems. The phones disconnect randomly, the app where you choose the settings constantly disconnect and then you have to re-paid the headphones, difficulties in pairing the headphones, among other problems. For more details search on the Bose Community Forums and you'll get an idea of what's happening. I just returned mine and getting a replacement though I feel it won't solve the problem considering the number of people complaining about it. ... More
Reviewed by Oz on B&H Photo Video
When I first received these as a gift from my boyfriend they were amazing. But, shortly after I opened them, the Bluetooth had a total flip out when I updated them. They connected to two different devices then shut down and stayed shut down for about an hour, then after that they turned back on. They haven't caused issues since. After the issues, oh my god, they amazed me. I put them on, and the depth and detail felt like I was wearing some AKG K240 Pros, nice and wide and nice and crisp. Well done BOSE, just fix the software bugs and you'll be good. (Disclaimer) He did not buy this headset from this app, I don't actually know where he purchased them so it will not show me as a verified buyer ... More
Reviewed by Ricardo on B&H Photo Video
I really wanted to like this. In general they are very confortable to wear and have great noise cancelling (used during flight and it was great). It also has decent battery life. The problem is really connectivity. Invariably, turning these on and connecting them to a device is a troublesome and frustrating experience. Sometimes it connects immediately, sometimes you have to reset everything countless times until it inexplicably connects. Then there's the app (I use the android version) that you need to change a number of settings and add new devices. I can only successfully connect the app (even though the headphones are connected to the phone!) about 1 in 10 attempts. It's really a shame but I feel like I made the wrong choice and should have purchased the Sony instead... ... More
Reviewed by Jadam on Argos
Details well designed. Comes with a hard case and booklet. I downloaded the Bose app by scanning the code to set them up and connect to Bluetooth. Set up was so quick and easy. It was effortless to connect to Alexa. WOW is what I say about the sound. It’s cinema quality in headphones. The highest volume sounds like a clear portable speaker when away from the ears! On a call people think the children are quiet but it’s just because they can’t hear them! If in doubt about them don’t be!
Reviewed by SomersetHG on Argos
I was slightly reluctant to spend this much on a pair of headphones, especially considering reviews thus far. However, I'm very happy with my purchase. The sound is great, the touch controls are easy to use, and it's so easy to get a quick battery life update during use. I've had no issues with the app, but haven't needed it again since initial setup if this is a concern for you. The fit is snug but comfortable. The noise cancellation is decent, but older models (QC15) are superior.
Reviewed by dman on Argos
I was unsure whether or not to fork out for these headphones but I am very glad that I did - they are better than expected. The sound quality is awesome and the build quality is as you would expect from Bose - brilliant. Another great feature is being able to have two bluetooth connections running simultaneously, which is very handy when you're listening on a tablet/laptop but do not want to miss any calls on your phone!
Reviewed by Brent on B&H Photo Video
I bought these after a bad preamp blew out my old pair. These are the worst headphones I have ever used. They're fine for listening to podcasts or YouTube, but don't try using them for music. They have no EQ control, so everything sounds tinny and flat. My Apple earbuds sound better than these! Plus there are frequent bluetooth issues that make them unusable for voice calls since I constantly get garbled robot voice on the other end. Lastly, the whole Self Voice awareness sounded like a good idea at first, but it quickly gets overwhelmed and just ends up picking up everything. I could hear the person typing beside me louder than the audio on my laptop... ... More
Reviewed by LA Producer on B&H Photo Video
I have these with me everywhere, when I wake up and take a client call while paddle boarding in the sun, they don't even know I am on the water. Have not found anything better. The earbuds I returned as the mic isn't noise cancelling. I never write reviews but wanted to balance out the rating on these just because a whiner had a defective version shouldn't ruin an amazing product that to me is a must for a modern phone person living in a noisy world. If you are in sales and care about how you sound to the client order a pair. Apple stuff doesn't even come close. ... More
Reviewed by Trsv on Argos
Fab headphones. The quality of the sound is absolutely great. I am comparing them to the Marshall III and while the sound in both is great, the Bose are excelling with deeper bass. The noise cancelling is supreme - with blasted sound when someone talks to me it's like in silent movie, I can see them, but not hear them. The Alexa is fantastic addition too. The only downside is the volume is somewhat limited, but apparently this can be overridden in the settings and full battery charge.