Customer Reviews for Bose - QuietComfort SC Wireless Over-Ear Active Noise Canceling Headphones 884367-0900 with Soft Case - Black
Customer Rating
5
White Smoke is Smokin' Hot!!
on July 18, 2025
Posted by: HollyK
Gender:Female
Length of ownership:1 month
Okay, the sound and quality of these headphones is amazing (and expected from Bose), but what I did not expect is the beautiful color. For a neutral color nut, this is just gorgeous. I literally have people giving compliments in the street on how nice these are.
These are the best headphones for the gym. I love how good the noise cancelling is you can completely zone in to what you are doing with no noise distractions. But you can also use active listening when you need to kinda hear. It's great
Bought these because earbuds irritate my ear canals. Didn't think I would love them this much. Last time I used quiet comfort headphones was gen 1 way back in the day, they've become SO much better! I absolutely am blown away by the ANC features and "wind mode".
Excellent sound/build quality. Great battery life.
on July 12, 2025
Posted by: capnmorgan
Gender:Male
Length of ownership:1 month
I've had multiple brands of headphones over the years (Beats, Marshall). In terms of sound quality, Bose are the best. The only negative aspect is: when you have these around your neck while not in use, if you do not either switch off power or switch from aware mode to quiet mode... you get a lot of high pitch feedback. Not the end of the world, minor point.
Support issue: I wanted to add the insurance coverage after receiving the headphones. I had also purchased the QuietComfort earbuds and wanted to add coverage for both products. I was told you can only add coverage during the initial purchase at checkout. The solution was to return the products and repurchase including insurance. This is inconvenient, so I did not bother. A better solution would be to give the owner up to 60 days to add coverage, like Apple does. 30 days, 14 days, 7 days.... any grace period is better than nothing.
The headphone sound and noise suppression are fantastic. But I don't like not getting an in-the-box operating manual. The idea having to depend on the internet and scanning codes for setup information is irritating. Say in 3 yrs from now, if I have an issue or question with the headphones, I want to go directly to the hands-on written operating manual. Maybe not having an in-box manual is the future. Could it be that today's youth can't read or comprehend detailed written information?
Horrible static coming from right speaker. I called it in the tech helped me but the static didn’t go away so he is sending me a new pair and I mailed those back.