Weird how even a year later the QC35's cost about $100 more than the QC45's

Been thinking bout taking them to the gym, just wondering if the ear pads get ruined by sweat??

Appreciate the comment! I believe people should be able to easily find (and watch) the parts that interest them. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Stay to tuned for that in the next video! And yes they are ;)

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Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

I agree, and I do hope that Bose fix that with a future firmware release. Thanks for commenting!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! My upcoming video will compare these to the 700s, stay tuned to my channel for that ;)

I'll be reviewing soon the new Ultra headphones and Ultra buds--so stay tuned for that!

Looking forward!😊

The QC25's felt more loose because over the time you've owned them they did loosen up. The QC45's feel clamped on because they are brand new. The QC25's probably felt tighter when you first put them on. I suspect you'll get used to them.

There are a few, yes. There's also a wireless version which I tested and was quite impressive; check out my review here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ftJ2gpaa1s7YfXk.html

That's a great question which I will definitely be answering in my upcoming video ;) So I'd say stay tuned, but a quick sneak-peek answer: I'd personally go for the QC35 II in that case.

I wouldn’t say that yet… But, stay tuned for my upcoming comparison video between the QC45 and 700s. It’ll include a call quality test so you can compare for yourself ;)

Fair point! I never could test longevity properly because I don't have a single daily-user pair of headphones, I have quite a few that I alternate, so I never really put on the same kind of stress on them that a normal user would. Having said, the ear cushions on my QC 35 did start wearing out, but that took a few years. To my knowledge Bose does sell an ear cushion kit, but it indeed is pricey--and naturally, knockoffs often don't feel as comfortable, from my experience. But very fair point, thanks for leaving the comment.

@@RawansReviews Ya but usually people have only one AnC due to price. Ear cushion are subjective as it will depend on environment and sweatness of a user. Bose or Sony both don't consider this point. Bose is worst if you open the cushion and see the ear cushion is just cheap resin glued.

wearing the headphones around the neck causes them to wear really fast, I rarely do that and my 3 year ols ear cushions still look like new

Wicked cushions company he got utube videos aswell amazing replacement cushions for all types of headphones no matter the make

It’s available for me but might be bc your comment was months ago

I’m sorry I haven’t tried the XM5s so can’t comment on their performance. But if you know (and like) the Bose signature sound then you’re likely to enjoy the QC45s

Unfortunately I do not. I currently still have the QC 35s and the NC 700.

@@RawansReviews Thanks.

had the QC45s and can assure you they SUCK in windy conditions. The QC 35 iis have a low Anc mode which is much better in windy situations.

@@jexxy1806 Thanks. I have read a lot about that on Reddit too. I will not buy these headphones before they fix this issue. I have accepted all the downgrades of features, but that's the end line. The reason I asked for the video was to see an actual physical performance of how bad they were in windy situations. :)

That's an interesting point--did not think of testing that! I will try to test and make a quick video.

@@RawansReviews Thank you, pal.

@@zirak93-2 Video just out: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pa-ijLKosLXYcnU.html

Hard to answer as "good bass" is subjective. I'd say it has decent bass, but not overpowering. So it's not bass heavy. There is an EQ setting in the app though that allows you to increase bass. Best I would say is to try it yourself and see if it lives up to your definition of 'good bass'. Cheers.

They sounds good, but they’re not an audiophile headphone. It has the signature “Bose sound”. For me; Bose headphones have decent sound (to my ears) but they really shine in ANC, and that’s what I’d buy them for. Thanks for watching and for the sub!

@@RawansReviews thanks for the reply. I love the Bose sound. Had in all my cars. The deep bass is perfect for hip hop and EDM, going to buy them today. Will let you know how it is.

@@borisyurinov4822 Many people/audiophiles aren't big fans of Bose sound. I'm not an audiophile, but as you I also enjoy Bose sound too. PS: Bose has "quietly" unveiled the QuietComfort SE. Unclear yet what the difference between it and the QC 45 is, could be slightly enhanced version, could be simply re-branded product. But something to keep in mind if you're just about to buy the 45s.

@@RawansReviews yeah. Saw the review of the SE. Don't see any difference. Anyway. Got my qc45s. As predicted - hip hop sounds good , trap, dance too. However, waiting for a software update, no stock EQ set up and ANC levels. They are not too loud , but loud enough for sure. Basically, good bass, the signature Bose sound, clear and juicy. Defo a 5/5 musical experience. And 20hrs battery, beats my airpods PRO. Update: downloaded a 3rd party equaliser and volume booster. Oh boy.

While these are not bass-heavy, no bass at all doesn't sound right to me. Have you checked the EQ settings in the Bose Music app?

@@RawansReviews no thumps at all

There is bass but no thumpy bass

As this was a review of the QC45 themselves and not a comparison review, I believe some would find it useful how the mic performs in and of itself. What you are suggestions is also quite useful, but not the subject of this particular review. It definitely will be part of my upcoming review comparing the 45s to the 35s and 700s. So stay tuned! ;)

@@RawansReviews I liked it.

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@@latp9567 Im from Scandinavia. Where are you from?