Gmail, Facebook and incoming calls) available at the touch of a button. It was also useful to have notifications (e.g. I was particularly impressed by how fast Google Assistant responded to my inquiries. The 700 handled speech recognition much better than the QC35 II, accounting for every syllable. You can use a voice command to trigger Alexa. The ability to use slide gestures up and down (to control the volume) and left to right (to skip forward or back) for music playback on the panel is convenient when you're on the go, as is the ability to perform tap gestures like double-tap (to play/pause/answer) and tap and hold (to decline calls).īoth pair of headphones grant access to all three major digital assistants: Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa.
Other than that, they feel gentle on the ears and head, and you can wear them for hours without feeling fatigued.Īfter a year of testing, I still consider the 700’s touch panel to be one of the most intuitive and responsive out there. Unless you have a small head and you set the extenders at a secure setting, the headphones will slip off, especially when you're rushing through crowds. The QC35 II share many of these positives, but have a looser fit. The extenders also have a natural feel of movement that adds to the 700's superior comfort. Bose also did a great job with weight distribution, as the headphones remain stable on the head. The memory foam ear cups feel plush, and the cushioning on the underside of the headband easily conforms to the skull to achieve a relaxed fit.
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