
Bose
The Bose QuietComfort 45 are over‑ear Bluetooth wireless headphones offering world‑class active noise cancellation, plush comfort for long wear, and up to 22 hours of battery life with ANC on. They feature adjustable noise modes, multipoint Bluetooth 5.1 pairing, and seamless integration with the Bose ecosystem.
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the QC45 for its comfortable fit, strong low‑frequency ANC, and reliable Bluetooth 5.1 multipoint connectivity, noting the 21+ hour battery as well suited for travel and workdays. However, they criticize its bulkier form factor, audio leakage in quiet settings, and the fact that it offers no substantial improvements over its predecessor, including an inability to fully disable ANC and a slightly shorter battery life than the newer Bose QuietComfort model.
What Users Say
Everyday users overwhelmingly praise the headphones for all‑day comfort, effective noise cancellation on planes and commutes, and a battery that lasts through a full workday. Recurring complaints focus on the bulkiness that leads to slippage during movement, noticeable sound leakage in shared environments, and frustration that ANC cannot be turned off completely.
Common Complaints
Bulkiness causing slippage, audio leakage that disturbs nearby people, inability to fully turn off ANC, and lack of noticeable upgrades over previous models.
What People Are Saying
“Exceptional comfort for all‑day use”
“Bulky design that may slip during intense movement”
How It Compares
vs. Sony WH-1000XM5
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Choose Sony for best ANC customization and battery if price is not a concern; choose QC45 for superior comfort and Bose ecosystem compatibility.
vs. Bose QuietComfort (newer model)
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Select the newer QuietComfort if you want extra battery and feature upgrades; QC45 remains a solid, often cheaper choice with comparable performance.