Rank 4 of 8 in Over-ear headphones

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen)

broadly tested 6 tests from 4 countries · 4 of them not from the UK
87

Score by criterion

Sound 85
Noise cancelling 88
Comfort 95
Battery 87

Prices · United Kingdom

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Strengths

  • Top-level noise cancelling and a very comfortable fit (TechRadar)
  • Lossless playback over USB-C; battery lasted 27 hours 12 minutes with ANC in testing (SoundGuys)
  • Top marks for comfort (10 out of 10), very good hands-free call quality (Clubic)

Weaknesses

  • Outdone by current rivals for sonic transparency (What Hi-Fi?)
  • Very expensive; has to be switched on even for wired listening (HIFI.DE)
  • No LE Audio, aptX only with Snapdragon Sound devices; a little slow to power on (Clubic)

Tests reviewed

SourceCountryIssueOriginal verdictConverted
CHIPGermany10/2025 · as reported by testberichte.desehr gut (1,3)92
HIFI.DEGermany09/20259.090
ClubicFrance12/20258 / 1080
TechRadarUnited Kingdom10/20255/5100
What Hi-Fi?United Kingdom11/20254/580
SoundGuysUSA10/20258.282

Where the tests disagree.

Each dot is the average test result of one country, converted to 0–100. The further apart the dots, the more it pays to read the individual reports.

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) France: 80FRUSA: 82USUnited Kingdom: 90UKGermany: 91DE ± 6 pts

Specifications

Weight250 g
Battery life (manufacturer)up to 30 h with ANC
Bluetooth codecsSBC, AAC, aptX Adaptive
Also known asBose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2. Gen.) (DE), Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (Gen 2) (FR)

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