BOSE QC 35 II for €279 on amazon.fr

antomack

The Bose QC 35 ii are €279 on amazon.fr and there is also a €10 off €50 spend available with CADEAUX10.

Works out at €285 delivered with code applied.

RichardB2

Been purring like a kitten at these for months.
Jumped into your link to Amazon and
her ladyships account was all over the page earlier.
C'mon Santa, I'll be a really REALLY good boy.
please Please PLEASE, with a cherry on top.

ANXIOUS

Is it saying delivery in one or two months? Amazon.de is €275 for midnight blue.

drunkmonkey

Silver & blue in stock on Amazon UK, working out at €289

Are these complete overkill for home use, have a pair of JBL T450's bought in a rush one day, find them ok but uncomfortable. Just want something comfy with great sound quality and good battery life.

Alanstrainor

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Silver & blue in stock on Amazon UK, working out at €289

Are these complete overkill for home use, have a pair of JBL T450's bought in a rush one day, find them ok but uncomfortable. Just want something comfy with great sound quality and good battery life.

How overkill they are is hard to say. They are one of the best wireless headphones out there, with a big focus on the noise cancelling feature they have. I've been tempted for a long long time to get them, but alas I'm too broke to buy now!

Zimmerframe

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Are these complete overkill for home use

Depends on how loud your partner/kids housemates are.

Seriously, if you want headphones solely for home use, I wouldn't bother with noise cancelling at all. But if you want to make noisy people on the airplane disappear without getting arrested, these are the the business.

drunkmonkey

No worries there she has industrial ear plugs to drown me out..

After doing a bit of digging think I'd be better off getting myself a FiiO Btr1k it would turn my wired ones wireless which would do me.
https://www.fiio.com/btr1k
Finally something for the Santa list...

Seve OB

I got a pair last year
best headphones ever
pull the trigger, you wont be sorry

Boradriver

Picking up mine in the airport later, £259.99. They're a great investment for travelling and a comfortable set for use at home.

PCeeeee

I tried a set in the shop the other day, they were really good but I didn't like the sensation when the noise cancelling was turned up.

Anyone else find that?

errlloyd

PCeeeee wrote: »

I tried a set in the shop the other day, they were really good but I didn't like the sensation when the noise cancelling was turned up.

Anyone else find that?

Yeah, it used to cause me Nausea. It no longer does, but took a bit of getting used to.

PCeeeee

errlloyd wrote: »

Yeah, it used to cause me Nausea. It no longer does, but took a bit of getting used to.

I was wondering that. I liked them, it was in a factory refurb shop too so they were even cheaper but the sensation really put me off.

Pelvis

I live in a flat that's in an old Georgian house, so it's fairly easy to hear neighbours around me moving about, and I also use my PC for all entertainment, so my QC35's are probably the things I use the most. I'd have them on most of the day in work, and when home I'd be wearing them pretty much the whole night watching TV and what not, they've never felt uncomfortable on my head. They are awesome.

I have zero regrets in buying them, and if I someone robbed them off me right now, I wouldn't even go home before stopping to buy a new pair.

acquiescefc

i had Sony MDR1000 as the QC 35s were too expensive for me. Thought they were great, best big phones i ever had.

Then got the QC35IIs thru P20 promo and my god another level. The connectivity is instant which was a small issue on the Sonys. Battery life is brilliant, the sound is better too just much more deep. Never really had the nausea, been wearing in ears for a while which block out the sound anyway but differently.

Total convert have to say.

shanec1928

Zimmerframe wrote: »

Depends on how loud your partner/kids housemates are.

Seriously, if you want headphones solely for home use, I wouldn't bother with noise cancelling at all. But if you want to make noisy people on the airplane disappear without getting arrested, these are the the business.

I never knew how noisy it actually was on a plane till I got a pair of these! Well worth the price tag a quality piece of kit!

Andrew76

PCeeeee wrote: »

I tried a set in the shop the other day, they were really good but I didn't like the sensation when the noise cancelling was turned up.

Anyone else find that?

You get used to that very quickly and won't notice it at all.

Pelvis wrote: »

I have zero regrets in buying them, and if I someone robbed them off me right now, I wouldn't even go home before stopping to buy a new pair.

+1

Got mine a year or so ago and don't regret it for a second. Have never used them on a plane, only home and office and wouldn't be without them tbh.