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I'm returning it. Connection Connection quality is good, video delay is not great but semi-tolerable, maybe a bit over or under a second. This is on a iPhone X. General Comes with just 2 pairs of silicone tips. The push button is semi-painful if you need to use it a lot but it's not awful. The...

Tested on iPhone X. Bose Soundsport Free is still the best sounding for music and spoken word. I listen to a lot of podcasts and audiobooks. There is almost no sibilance with the S sounds which I am very sensitive to. Unfortunately, I went on this quest because I can't stand the complete lack...

Both arriving today, curious what people's thoughts are on how they sound. I have the Bose Soundsport Free and Bragi The Headphone as a basis of comparison.

  I have an iPad, an iPhone, and a MacBook Pro. Sometimes I watch movies on the iPad in the plane and want to use my Bose or on the MacBook. Sometimes when I travel with my wife, she wants to borrow my QC35. Having to re-pair for each use scenario is terrible.

Yes you can.   In wired only mode.

For people having Firmware Update problems, try turning off WIFI and using just your normal data connection. Worked for me.

Sounds great on mine, no rattling. I did run a pink noise break in for a few hours though when I got it.

Yes, can anyone else confirm?   I also only see SBC.

I'm sure the QC50 will be BT5 enabled :)   Even just running SBC, I can't say there's a noticeable sound quality difference once ANC is activated between BT and wired.

At least so far, I haven't noticed any drops or skips.   I have it connected to an iPhone 6s Plus, a 12.1 inch iPad Pro, and a Macbook Pro 15. Usually all at the same time.

I think the Parrot Zik 2.0 are the only headphones that have close to the level of active noise cancellation of the last generation of QC25. Everyone else is at first generations of Bose headphones like the QC1.    My coworker has the QC25 and compared to the QC35, Bose made some significant...

Where do the new QC35 stack up?

Is AAC transmission really supported? On my Mac, it always shows SBC.

How does the power switch work on this one?   Is it a lever or something that can be permanently on?