First of all, I am very careful with my devices... I bought the Eclipse version in January 2020. I can say the in call sound is superb. However, the QC 35's are more comfortable and robust. These scratch easily. And after a few months of easy using, they don't recharge fully anymore. Bose is known for their ear pads needing to be replaced regularly. I have yet to see them in this color. They keep loosing connection with the application. When I log in my bose account, which has the correct serial number registered, it shows as if the unit were a Soapstone unit. Poor delivery for a premium price.

I bought these a week ago and have spent the whole time desperately trying to get rid of a constant popping static sound in both earcups. During my futile attempts to get basic functionality from these, I discovered that the headband is uncomfortable for long sessions, and that the manual's advice for every problem is to blame whichever device you connect to. I am returning these and will likely try the Quiet Comfort next, since at least there's a longer history of support tickets to search for solutions.

Bose has truly made a great pair of headphones with the NC 700. Be it design, audio quality or the excellent noise-cancelling tech, it’s hard to find a fault with these pair of headphones. Perhaps a price tag of just over Rs 35,000 might turn off more than a few prospective buyers.

I bought these headphones 3 months ago and use them daily. The blutooth feature works fine although automatically look for your devices, which is not very tech. Sound quality is good and battery life is very long. However, the intuitive touch control is not well designed. You can tap on the headphone to pause a soundtrack or go to next. But it resonates in your hear and defeats the purpose of noise cancellation. I think i would have preferred a button or an insulated touch pad. Sometimes wonder whether engineers try their own products.

Brought 3 weeks ago and like them but they aren’t the best. Sound as per usual is amazing but quality of manufacture is poor - this seems to be a common thing I gave found with there new products e.g. sound bar 700, sunglasses and tv wall mount (all of which I own) The massive issue is that when walking the muffs and headband connection rattles when walking fast or walking down stairs. They should have kept the attachment the same as the quiet comfort. Would rate this 3 stars because of build quality.

Impressive noise-cancelling and design, but imperfect sound quality doesn’t justify the significant outlay

Next-gen noise-cancellation; Comfortable and stylish; Crystal-clear; upfront sound; Intuitive touch controls

Lack class-leading insight; Rivals have better battery life; Expensive

Bose strikes back in the noise cancelling wars with the Headphones 700. But if you come for the king you best not miss, and app irritations stop these from claiming Sony's crown.

Bose has a lot riding on the Noise Cancelling Headphones 700. Long the dominant player in this space, the company has faced formidable competition from Sony’s 1000X-series headphones in recent years; the 1000XM3s finally bested the noise cancellation of Bose’s QuietComfort 35 II headphones, and many...

Superb noise cancellation; The best voice calls you’ll experience on any headphones; Can connect to two devices simultaneously

Not quite as feathery light and comfortable as QC35 IIs; Bose Music app in dire need of fixes; Accidental button presses are common

“Bose's new Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 offer incredible calling for business-class delight.”

Excellent noise canceling, Extremely comfortable, Remarkable voice clarity for calls and voice assistants, Connect to multiple devices at once; USB-C brings convenient quick-charging

Boost to lower treble comes off as harsh; Requires Bose Music App to control many functions

While these aren’t the best headphones in this price range, their stylish look might be enough to sway some people

Cool design; Solid sound quality; Noise cancelling can change lives

App struggles on Android; Very premium price tag; There are a few gimmicky features