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Bose Quietcontrol 30 Wireless Headphones, Noise Cancelling - Black

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Features

  • Breakthrough technology lets you control your own level of noise cancellation throughout your day
  • Bluetooth and NFC pairing so you can connect to your devices wirelessly. Bluetooth range: 10 m
  • Noise rejecting dual microphone system helps reduce the noise around you to deliver clearer calls
  • Lightweight neckband design conforms to your body for all day comfort and wear ability
  • Lithium ion battery lets you enjoy up to 10 hours of wireless listening per charge
  • Headphones dimension :6 H x 6.5 W x 0.75 L inches; Case dimension :6.5 H x 6.75 W x 1.4 L inches

Description

Listen like never before with quiet control 30 wireless headphones. Decide how much of the world you want to let in, or how quiet you want your surroundings to be, with adjustable noise cancellation. While you're listening to your favorite music, volume optimized EQ delivers balanced audio performance no matter the volume. And a noise rejecting dual microphone system helps reduce the noise around you to deliver clearer calls. Bluetooth and NFC pairing let you connect to your devices quickly and conveniently, so you can listen to a podcast on the train or music at work. With a lightweight neckband that gently conforms to your body and soft, comfortable stay hear+ qc tips, you can listen all day. A rechargeable lithium ion battery keeps going for up to 10 hours of wireless listening per charge. And a quick 15 minute charge will give you another Hour of use. The Bose connect app helps you manage your paired devices and gives you enhanced control. Available in Black. Included: quiet control 30 wireless headphones; 3 sizes of stay hear+ qc tips; USB charging cable; carrying case with accessory pouch.


Product Dimensions: 0.75 x 6.5 x 5.98 inches


Item Weight: 2.24 ounces


Manufacturer: Bose Corporation


Item model number: 761448-0010


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 9, 2016


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    • After 5 months of use, the plastics on the neck part have already started to break apart...
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Seriously, Bose??? I have bought QC30 from Amazon on March 8, 2017. It's not even been 6 months since my purchase, but the plastic parts on the edges of the neck part started to detach from both ends. It's totally unacceptable from and it's getting worse. I would expect a lot more quality and durability from such an expensive product and especially from Bose product. Update: It took me almost 3 months in 2017 until I got the replacement (under a warranty). But anyway after a year or so the replacement unit had exactly the same problem. I am just amazed how the materials used are so junky. I don't want just to go through that annoying process of replacement of the replacement... It's my 3rd or 4th Bose product. I must admit the sound is very good, but the materials and durability is a complete junk. Considering the high cost of those products I should warn everyone to be aware that it won't last much longer than a year on average (sometimes less) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2017 by ighost
    • Not a quality product - NOT recommended
Not my first Bose product, and I am extremely disappointed. Sound and noise cancellation are great but as an overall product, I hate them. I am especially annoyed that my dislike of them was based on performance from the beginning but because they weren't my first Bose product, I decided to give them a chance, hopefully a firmware update or something will improve the situation. What ended up happening is that I still hate them, I missed my return window and now I am stuck with $300 headphones that you couldn't pay me to use. I don't write reviews but that's how strongly I feel about those headphones. Here are the issues with the headphones: * The Bluetooth is quite unreliable. It keeps breaking and I end up with choppy music or podcasts. Frequently, I can lose sound altogether for a second or two, comes back for a fraction, goes out again. Issues that you normally see when you are not in range of the Bluetooth signal, but that's not the case. Indoors, it works okay most of the time, but not all the time. The real issue is that the performance is really bad when you're outside. If the phone is in my back pocket, it will not work at all. As in, the headphones will not be able to connect to my phone. So I started putting in my front shirt pocket or my jacket, but that's on the left side of my body, so when I turn my head to the right, the sound starts dropping. I am not exaggerating. The only time it works flawlessly outside, is when I hold the phone, in my right hand, in a looking-at-it position while walking on the street. I live in NYC. I walk a lot. That's a deal breaker. *The second issue is the mic. When talking on the phone, it picks up all sorts of background noise that makes it impossible for people on the line to hear me, especially (again), if I am outside. I can hear them great (thanks to the noise cancelling), but they can't hear a word I'm saying. I have had to disconnect the headphone, just to answer a phone call. Again, that's a deal breaker. Other than that, they're great. I would not recommend them. UPDATE (March 12, 2018): Since my review, I have bought a different pair of headphones, but I still use these on planes since the ones I bought are not noise-cancelling. It's now been almost a year since I bought them, and I can't believe I spent $299 on them. They are probably the worst headphones I've ever bought. In the span of a year, with heavy use in the first few months and then very light use later on, they are falling apart. The edges of rubber on the inner side has separated from the plastic on the outside. The flaw is not just cosmetic, it affects the ON/OFF button, making it harder to press. The worst part about this whole thing is that they have soured me against Bose altogether. I am now looking at buying a different noise-canceling headphones, and Bose headphones will not be an option. UPDATE (November, 2018): They completely died over the summer, a little over a year after I bought them, for $300. I bought a $40 replacement headphones. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2017 by Amazon Customer
    • Okay but disappointing when compared to older wired versions of these earbuds
In addition to the Bose QuietControl 30 earbuds, I own the QuietComfort 20i noise cancelling earbuds and QuietComfort 25 noise cancelling headphones. Quality: After 1.5 years the earbud's neckpiece started to fall apart (see below) and after 2 years the earbuds no longer work. Sound: Contrary to reasonable expectations, there is a noticeable difference in noise cancellation between the 30 and 20i when cancelling the sounds of ocean waves as well as other ambient sounds. As a test of noise cancelling, it should be fairly easy to cancel the sound of ocean waves which is reasonably close to white noise. I would have expected the results to be the same or better with these new earbuds. Sadly this is not the case. The old QuietComfort 20i earbuds handily beat the brand new QuietControl 30. Additionally the QuietControl 30 earbuds start up randomly with noise cancelling off or on. With noise cancelling off, the earbuds do not go to a neutral sound level and instead amplify ambient sounds and feed them into the buds. This amplification introduces white noise of its own when run at 3/4 sound cancelling levels. So these earbuds actually add noise at certain settings. I love cutting the cord. It is wonderful to not have wires hanging off my face, but these earbuds are failing to meet the basic goal for which they were designed, solid noise cancelling. I am debating whether to return these earbuds and wait for Bose to get the bugs out. UPDATE: I exchanged the earbuds in the hopes that I had a dud. The new buds work exactly the same as the old buds. I ran a test by playing white noise on my stereo and adjusted the volume so that it was just inaudible then switched earbuds around including my old QuietComfort i20's... The winner was the old QuietComfort 20i. There was a very noticeable difference in noise cancelling. So I am now more convinced than ever that the Bose Quietcontrol 30's are inferior to the 20i. I really wish Bose had come out with earbuds that worked better than their older models, not worse. I remain very disappointed. I plan on trying other noise cancelling earbuds as they come out, such as the Here One from from Doppler Labs... The quest for the best noise cancelling earbuds continues with Bose getting a failing grade for noise cancelling. UPDATE 12-5-2016: All the problems persist... and in addition... about 30% of the time the earbuds fail to connect with my 2014 Macbook Pro Retina and my 2015 Macbook retina 12". I am forced to turn off the earbuds repeatedly until they finally decide to connect. It is very annoying. This product needs a software update. I have experienced no similar problems with the other Bluetooth devices that I use with my macbooks. UPDATE 3-21-2017: After a software update of the Bose earbuds, the problems with Macbooks has gotten worse. These earbuds fail to connect to any macbook (my two macbooks and also macbooks belonging to friends). There seems to be no workaround. I will try to get my money back. These earbuds are such an expensive disappointment. I have changed my review from three stars to one star. UPDATE 8-29-2018: The earbuds are falling apart! The plastic is separating from the neckpiece and the left earbud cable stopper has come lose. The quality of this product is sad. My far older Bose wired earbuds and headphones work and look like new while these Bose Quietcontrol 30's are self-destructing. If I could give this product zero stars I would. UPDATE 11-27-2018: The left ear bud has stopped working. I suspect the wire going into the bud is internally broken. There is no visible damage to the cable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2016 by Kevin Bohacz - bestselling author and dreamer

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