“Bose is back with a new flagship pair of wireless ANC headphones”
Publisher score: 5/5
$249 · ANC · 3y 2m old
Review
Radar
User score
Image credit: Official product image
Editor's Verdict
Let's cut to the chase. The Bose QuietComfort Headphones, at $249, are not a revolution, but a refinement. If you're familiar with the QuietComfort 45s, you'll recognize a design that prioritizes comfort above all else, and that's not a bad thing. Bose has perfected the art of making headphones you can wear for hours on end without fatigue. The noise cancellation remains a strong suit, silencing the everyday din effectively, and the setup is blessedly straightforward. While they might not be pushing the envelope with groundbreaking features, they deliver on the core promise of peace and quiet, making them a solid, if predictable, choice for anyone seeking reliable ANC.
This is a headphone for the pragmatic buyer who values comfort and effective noise cancellation over flashy new tech. You're getting a reliable performer from a brand that practically invented the category, and for that price point, it's a compelling proposition. Are they the absolute best in every single metric? Perhaps not, but they strike a fantastic balance. For your daily commute, your office focus sessions, or just escaping the noise of life, these QuietComforts will serve you exceptionally well. Don't overthink it if supreme comfort and dependable ANC are your priorities.
Spec sheet
We only show details we can tie to a product-specific source.
Review evidence
“Bose is back with a new flagship pair of wireless ANC headphones”
Publisher score: 5/5
“The Bose QuietComfort Headphones Wireless are the next generation of the Bose QuietComfort 45/QC45 Wireless. These over-ears basically have the same design as th...”
Publisher score: 89/100 · 38mo ago
“Replacing the older QuietComfort 45 headphones the new Bose QuietComfort Headphones don't come with many new tricks.”
Publisher score: 71/100 · 38mo ago
Review evidence
“Bose's new flagship QC Ultra Headphones make a very compelling alternative to both the Sony WH-1000XM5 and Apple AirPods Max.”
Publisher score: 9.2/10
“Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones excel with impressive ANC, good sound, and 24-hour battery life despite odd call quality and high price”
Publisher score: 4.5/5
“The sequels to Bose's flagship Ultra headphones bring the fight to Sony, Apple and B&W.”
Publisher score: 8/10
“Pocket-lint’s Bose QuietComfort Headphones review (80/100): "Bose QuietComfort 25 - 4.0 / 5," highlighting its standout strengths and value trade-offs in everyday testing.”
Publisher score: 4/5
“Supreme comfort, fuss-free set-up and solid ANC; they're not top-tier, but still solid”
Publisher score: 4/5
“These aren’t the best headphones you can get from Bose, but they sound fabulous and cost much less than the company's top-of-the-line QuietComfort Ultra”
Publisher score: 4/5
“Range-topping wireless over-ears get the ‘Ultra’ treatment. What, apart from noise cancellation, is Ultra about the Bose QuietComfort Ultra?”
Publisher score: 4/5
High review score for the money. 84/100 at $169. Uses the lowest in-stock retailer price we can see.
Worth checking
Effectiveness of ANC in windy outdoor environments.
Sign in to add your own score.
Alternatives
Matchups