Bose QuietComfort 35 II vs Bose Noise Cancelling 700 vs Harman Kardon FLY ANC

Connectivity Comparison

• Connection Type 📶

  The primary method used to connect the headphones to audio devices, indicating whether they use wired connections, wireless technology, or both options.

  Bose QuietComfort 35 II

  • Wireless + Wired Option

    The connection type of Bose QuietComfort 35 II is Wireless + Wired Option. These headphones feature both wireless technology and wired inputs allowing users to choose their preferred connection method. Click to see all.

  Bose Noise Cancelling 700

  • Wireless

    The connection type of Bose Noise Cancelling 700 is Wireless. These headphones connect to devices without cables using Bluetooth or other wireless technologies for freedom of movement. Click to see all.

  Harman Kardon FLY ANC

  • Wireless + Wired Option

    The connection type of Harman Kardon FLY ANC is Wireless + Wired Option. These headphones feature both wireless technology and wired inputs allowing users to choose their preferred connection method. Click to see all.

• Battery Life 🔋

  The number of hours the wireless headphones can operate on a single charge, typically measured during standard usage with default settings.

  For all*

  • 20 hours

• Battery Life Type 🔋

  Classification of battery performance based on duration range, providing an easy-to-understand category for the headphones' operational time between charges.

  For all*

  • Standard (20-30 Hours)

    Over-ear headphones with standard 20-30 hour battery life provide reliable daily use with a balance of features and performance.

• Multipoint Connection 🔗

  Indicates whether the headphones can connect to multiple devices simultaneously, allowing seamless switching between sources without reconnection.

  For all*

  • Yes

    Multipoint connection allows headphones to connect to multiple devices simultaneously without manual switching.

• Bluetooth Codecs Supported 📡

  Bluetooth codecs determine audio transmission quality in wireless headphones, affecting sound quality, latency, and compatibility with different source devices.

  For all*

  • SBC

    Over-ear headphones with SBC codec use the standard Bluetooth audio transmission format supported by all Bluetooth audio devices.
  • AAC

    Over-ear headphones with AAC codec support deliver high-quality wireless audio especially optimized for Apple devices.