Comfortable, good noise cancelling, excellent in-call quality.
App is beyond poor and has a mind of it's own; surely a bluetooth headphone connection app isn't that hard to make useable. Music sound quality is frankly terrible for the asking price. I'd buy the Sony's if I had my choice over.

I love my Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones. I love listening to pod casts, music chatting on the phone. And beat of all - I can do all this with listening to my kids whinge. Lol.

In all seriousness though, they really are fantastic. I talk to my mum and sisters on the phone a lot, they all have Apple Air Pods and usually in every session of speaking, they say, “ohhhh, hang on, my Air Pods going flat!”

This never happens to me. The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones last a very long time without recharging.

I love how comfortable they are, ...

Was given a pair of Bose NC700 for Father's Day. Was very excited to get them as I had hinted to the family this was what I really wanted.
My feeling of thrill and excitement soon disappeared when trying to connect them to my devices.
Oppo R15 pro
Samsung Galaxy tab s4
Dell venue 11 pro
All devices have up to date software/firmware.
The only device that connects with any reliability is the old Dell Venue. This was not a straight forward connection process which required trawling the internet to work out what settings needed to be modified in wi...

Great upgrade from the QC 35II. Pairs nicely with the SB 700 and Bass 700. Great sound as expected. Easy setup great battery life and good fit. Only used inside. No idea about walking around with them and definitely will never be able to comment about using them during exersize

Love the feel and the look but for some reason it keeps on disconnecting from bluetooth when Im listening/watching my tv. Customer Service has been very helpful but still having the same issue.

Love these cans, the controls are easy and intuitive, the sound is great. I've had the QC35s and these are definitely a usability upgrade (they sound similar to the 35s)

Noise cancelling? Best out there.
Sound Quality? Best I have heard (I have owned Bose QC35II's and Sony WH-1000XM3's).
Touch Controls? Easy to use and very straight forward along with the tactile buttons being in good positions that become fairly intuitive after a couple uses.
Comfort? Amazing.
Size and Packaging? A bit disappointed that they do not fold down a bit smaller but the hard case supplied is excellent, especially the cable storage compartment with the magnetic lid.

Ok, these headphones cost me $545 and are by far the most expensive ...

I received the Bose 700 in white and rose gold for a birthday present from hubby. It takes some getting used to with the size as they completely cover the ears. If you don't normally wear headphones like that I'd suggest wearing for just a minute or two at a time. You can turn off the noise cancelling option which is good.

To be honest these are not the type of headphones I would choose for myself as I have a small head but am still grateful to hubby for his thoughtfulness.

After using the Bose QC35II for almost 2-3 years I decided to upgrade and buy the latest Bose 700 hoping this will be a better product but I'm disappointed. The comfort is not even close as wearing QC35 for over 10 hours on a long flight it was the most comfortable headset compared to 700 anything over 2-3 years you feel the tension and marks around your ears. Connectivity is another major issue Bose 700 promotes feature saying connect to 2 devices at the same time but fails to connect to the primary device. It also has issues working with iPho...

These are pretty good headphones, they’re comfortable, and good and clear.
I was expecting great things from these, especially because of the price, and mostly they’ve delivered. The noise cancelling is good, but I’m known for having the kind of hearing where I could hear a pin drop in the next suburb, sooo... they cut out most noise, but I can still have a conversation even when they’re set on noise cancelling level 10.
I’ve never had noise cancelling headphones before so I have nothing to compare them with.
I got them because we have troublesome neighbours who play music. I haven’t had to test them yet, but I have high hopes for them

Much comfier than the QC35.
New buttons are a better feel and the tap functions to pause and play music are really handy.
Google assistant feature is a nice to have but not essential.
But wow, the noise cancellation is incredible.
Best out of all of the Bose headhones to date.
Pretty expensive but that comes as no surprise.