Bose QuietComfort 35 Instruction Manual

The QC®35 II has a new, more comfortable headband, a repositioned microphone and a new charging case. The QC®35 II also has updated Bose® Connect app features.

To update your headphones, download the latest software from www.Bose.com/support/downloads and follow the on-screen instructions to install it on your computer. Then plug your headphones into your computer using the USB cable that came with your headphones to update them. If you have trouble updating your headphones, contact Bose customer service at 1-800-444-2673 (U.S.) or 1-866-237-7355 (Canada).

There are many possible reasons for this problem, including interference from other devices in close proximity to your headphones or obstructions between your device and your headphones like walls or doors. Move away from these obstructions or try to eliminate them if possible. You might also try relocating your device closer to your headphones if they are not already close together. You can also try changing channels on your device if available, or moving to another open channel on your device if you are using an older Bluetooth device that does not support multiple channels (for example, some older Bluetooth devices only support channel 1). If none of these suggestions help, contact Bose customer service at 1-800-444-2673 (U.S.) or 1-866-237-7355 (Canada).

Yes! If you have an Apple TV®, select “TV Audio” as the output option in the Bose Connect app settings menu for Apple TV® audio devices under “Audio Settings” > “Audio Device” > “Audio Device for TV” > “TV Audio” > “Apple TV” > “

QuietComfort 35 headphones II offer the same unmatched combination of acclaimed noise reduction technology, wireless freedom, audio performance, dual-microphone system and 20-hour battery life as QuietComfort 35 headphones. However, QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones II also have a new Action button on the left earcup. In countries where the Google Assistant is available, that button gives you instant access to the Google Assistant, your own personal Google. In countries where the Google Assistant is not available, it lets you quickly toggle through three different ANR settings for optimal performance wherever you go. We hope this helps!

You do not need an additional inline cable with a microphone. To confirm, the headset has the mic built into the earcup and is active when on phone calls.

Human hearing is very fragile. Noise levels above 85 dba for extended periods can be harmful to your hearing. Human hearing on average can’t distinguish changes in sound pressure level less than ~3db. A 5db change, up or down, is clearly noticeable and a 10db change, up or down, will be perceived as a doubling or halving of the volume respectfully. If the unit does not provide specifications on noise reduction across a band I would not use as hearing protection in a noisy environment. There are bluetooth enabled over the ear muffs, or in the ear buds that provide greater than 20 db of noise reduction.

When the headphones are turned on and being used wirelessly, you will get up to 20-hours of battery life. If you turn off the headphones while they are being used wirelessly, this turns off both the Bluetooth and noise-cancellation. With the headphones turned on and the backup audio cable connected, Bluetooth will be disabled however you will get up to 40-hours of noise-cancellation.

QuietComfort wireless headphones II! These headphones do come with an audio cable, USB charging cable, and carrying case. You can absolutely connect the audio cable to continue enjoying your favorite music once the battery life has ended.

Having 100% hearing loss on one ear myself, the best course of action I found is to go to Settings – General – Accessibility and turn on “Mono Audio”. This will not change the quality of the sound since one ear is deaf anyway and it will allow all sounds to be routed to both speakers of your headset. Just a note for consideration, I had the Apple AirPods tested and if you just put on one of them, iOS changes the sound to Mono automatically and sends it to the AirPod earpiece that you are wearing only. Of course, the AirPods do not do noise cancelling but having a hearing problem, this may be information you would like to know.

You do not have to use the Bose Connect app in order to use these headphones.

I recently did a 40-minute walk with these on and it was fine. It was cold out (well, cold to use Southern Californians – it was probably 50 to 55 degrees). In fact, it was great because it helped keep my ears warm, but not too hot. I won’t be trying this in warm weather though.

Not only do I at times wear glasses, but I also wear Behind the Ear hearing aids in both ears and the Bose QuietComfort 35 II headphones are EXTREMELY comfortable.

The QC35 II works on both computers and mobile devices for all types of calling applications.

Yes, our QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones II will be able to pair with your Android phone over Bluetooth. The included backup audio cable will also work with your device.

I use them all the time for that. They stay on my ears very well while cleaning and vacuuming. But the top bar does tend to slide forward a bit when I am looking down for a long period. I adjust them once or twice in a 2 hour cleaning session. Regardless, one of the many reasons why I love these headphones is because they block out the sound of the vacuum while I’m listening to music.

We recommend that you check with TV if it has Bluetooth audio out. Otherwise, the headset will come with a 3.5mm audio cable you can plug into the headphone jack on the TV.

Yes these are real they are cheaper because they are from the international market. They come in the original Bose sealed box. We have been in business for over 40 years and on Amazon since 2014 so we do have a reputation to maintain

Our QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones II are engineered with Bluetooth version 4.1.