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title: "Bose QuietComfort 20 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones, Samsung and Android Devices, Black"
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# Exclusive TriPort sound tech 16-hour battery life 2-hour fast charging Bose QuietComfort 20 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones, Samsung and Android Devices, Black

**Brand:** bose
**Price:** € 235.45
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your focus, silence the noise, own your space.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Bose QuietComfort 20 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones, Samsung and Android Devices, Black by bose
- **How much does it cost?** € 235.45 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- bose enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bose brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Long-Lasting Power:** Up to 16 hours of uninterrupted use with quick 2-hour recharge keeps you powered through workdays and travel.
- • **Tailored Comfort Fit:** Proprietary StayHear+ tips ensure a secure, all-day comfortable fit that adapts to your lifestyle.
- • **Aware Mode Flexibility:** Stay connected to your surroundings instantly without removing your headphones—perfect for on-the-go professionals.
- • **Immersive Noise Cancellation:** Block out distractions and dive deep into your music with industry-leading active noise reduction.
- • **Seamless Android Integration:** Optimized for Samsung and Android devices with inline mic and remote for effortless call and music control.

## Overview

The Bose QuietComfort 20 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones deliver premium in-ear noise cancellation tailored for Samsung and Android users. Featuring exclusive TriPort technology for rich sound, proprietary StayHear+ tips for a secure fit, and up to 16 hours of battery life with fast 2-hour charging, these wired earbuds offer professional-grade noise reduction and seamless call control. Perfect for busy millennials seeking immersive audio and situational awareness on the move.

## Description

Shut out the world and lose yourself in your music--or hear what's around you. It's your choice with the first in-ear noise cancelling headphones from Bose. Quiet Comfort 20 Acoustic Noise Cancelling headphones are engineered to let you enjoy better sound every day, everywhere you go. Turn on noise cancelling to reduce surrounding distractions and focus on your music. Or, at the touch of a button, activate Aware mode so you can hear what's happening around you without removing the headphones. Inside, exclusive TriPort technology brings your music to life while additional Bose technologies provide dramatic noise cancellation rivaling any full-sized headphone on the market today. Proprietary Stay Hear+ tips create a soft, secure fit. The inline microphone and remote easily let you switch to calls and provide control for select Samsung and Android smartphones and tablets. The rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to 16 hours of use. And even when the power is off or the battery runs out, you can still use these headphones to enjoy Bose quality sound. Included: Quiet Comfort 20 headphones; 3 pairs Stay Hear+ tips (S, M, L); clothing clip; rechargeable lithium-ion battery (built-in); USB charging cable; carrying case.

Review: Great Noise Reduction for flying, sleeping in Hotels with noisy HVAC or traffic, and blocking out neighborhood power tool noises - These Bose Noise Cancelling earbuds provide an amazing amount of noise reduction. I used them on a recent flight on a mid-size plane and they cut out enough engine and flying noise to make the flight bearable. I was able to listen to a movie without having to turn the volume up really loud. They come with three size inserts and I ended up using the largest size. Getting the right fit is important as it impacts how much noise reduction you will experience. For a previous flight I had purchased and tried out the Bose SoundLink around-ear wireless headphones that were not active noise canceling. Although they had appeared to have good passive noise blocking in the store and I really liked the Bluetooth as well as slightly lower price, they were nowhere nearly good enough to block out the general din in the the airport terminal, and, in the plane itself they were virtually useless. So I switched to my 33 DB earplugs and returned the headphones when I got back home. I also found the around-the-ear style hot for me after about an hour of listening in the plane so I decided not to switch to around-the-ear noise canceling headphones but try the earbuds. After reading numerous reviews and lab tests that said that despite the high cost the Bose Earbuds were the best-by-far -- especially for low frequency noise such as jet engines -- I decided to buy them and I was not disappointed -- they worked! They actually do not go far into the ear so they aren't as uncomfortable as some earplugs. I kept them in for about 4 hours straight without any significant discomfort. Note -- these active noise reducing ear buds block out a huge amount of noise - the impact is quite significant once you get them properly fitted into your ear. However, they do not block out all sound. If you want to truly block out all sound and you aren't worried about sweating, you might try the over-the-ear noise cancelling versions. Or, you can try an over-the-ear passive sound reducing ear muff for construction and gun firing and then use either a regular (i.e. non-noise reducing earbud) or a noise reducing earbud for music. The ear muffs are inexpensive -- desertcart has one for $18 for a 34+DB reduction -- and they truly isolate the noise. With that level of reduction just regular earbuds might be enough at a lot less overall cost. However, when combined with a good noise reduction earphones, the outside world would be completely quiet. They charged reasonably quickly using a standard charger and while I have not tested the maximum use time I have not had any problems during my 4-6 hours traveling. And, if you were truly traveling a long time you could re-charge it while in use using a standard USB external power pack. The only thing missing from this model is Bluetooth for which I originally deducted one star. I am not a fan of cords and I find they are really inconvenient when active. So I followed the advice of one of the other reviewers and purchased a Bluetooth receiver at the same time. That combination has worked well -- I used rubber bands to attach all the extra cord to the small Bose control/battery unit, plug it into the bluetooth receiver with a really short 3.5mm male-to-male adapter cord, and then put it into my shirt pocket with the Bluetooth receiver hanging off the pocket by its clip. In summary, if you fly enough on long flights to justify spending $300 for noise canceling headphones, then these ear buds work. Update 08-2017: I now see that there is a newer model that now has wireless Bluetooth so that's an option. In addition, I have now used these for over a year and I love them even more so I have added back the star I removed for not having Bluetooth. In particular, I have found several new unanticipated uses for them. For one, sleeping in hotel rooms with noisy HVAC. I am very sensitive to noise and hate the window HVAC units most hotels use. And many hotels are installing more powerful (and noisy) hall and bathroom ventilation fans, resulting in a constant drone all night. And then there are hotels I end up in for a night or two that are too close to a major highway with trucks and cars going all night. Some people consider this "white noise" and sleep fine, but it drives me crazy so that I wake up and can't fall back to sleep. Now I just put in my Bose QuietComfort and it almost completely shuts out that noise. I no longer have to search for the very few hotels with quiet HVAC or that are far from the road. And they are reasonably comfortable even when I use them all night (I have learned to arrange my pillow so that I don't rest my ear with the earplug directly on it). Another unexpected use is countering early morning neighborhood power tool noises (e.g. lawn-mowing, weed-wacking, sawing, drilling, grinding, sanding) that can start as early at 8AM and go on for hours. I put in the Bose earplugs, turn on the power switch, and the noise(s) miraculously disappear. With these uses I can now know that I can find restful peace-and-quiet even when the world around me is not. It is very freeing and worth every penny of the $250 (This model) -$200 (with USB).
Review: Simply outstanding - Over the years I've tried a couple of other in-ear active noise reduction headphones with mixed success. All my other earbud/in-ear 'phones have to be set firmly in the ear to get decent sound quality and noise isolation, most need at least slighty EQ adjustments to sound "right" (some too tinny, some too bassy, some not enough in both regards, etc), some brands have cables that cause in-ear noise from clothing - etc. The QC20s are the first in-ear 'phones I've owned that have been virtually perfect for every one of those complaints. They're the most comfortable I've owned, too. Following the instructions I felt like they just couldn't be "in" when I first wore them, but the sound quality was outstanding. I've never liked the looks of the "wings" on the "Stay Hear" tips, but they feel and work great for me. The active noise reduction of the QC20s is astonishingly good too. Bose is known to be good, but the quality of the ANR from these tiny in-ear headphones is fabulously good. Yes, there is the slight hiss when the ANR is on - but that's typical of the technology. The overall experience in a noisy building environment is similar to what I have wearing my Lightspeed Zulu 3 headsets - and that's saying a lot. I've not tried them in a piston airplane, but my gut feeling is they would be a great back-up to conventional headsets. While the ANR is simply amazing, they do not make flying in a jet airliner a "sitting in my living room" experience. They eliminate almost all of the low to mid-range noise, but the higher frequency noise - airflow around the airplane for example - is still quite noticeable. It's my feeling that better passive noise reduction is required for that type of noise. Although I've not used them, I suspect the over-the-ear Bose QC35 would probably be a little better but are obviously less convenient to carry. Audio quality is really super too - as should be expected. I've felt no compelling need to rush into making EQ curves to force decent sound of these headsets. They aren't bassy, not tinny, and not dull. They just sound "right" and natural to me. All in all I'm very satisfied with the QC20s so far.

## Features

- Ideal for Samsung Galaxy and other select Samsung and Android devices. (For Android)
- Use noise cancelling to reduce surrounding distractions and focus on your music
- Activate Aware mode to hear what’s happening around you. Charging time: 2 hours
- Exclusive TriPort technology delivers better sound
- Proprietary StayHear-plus tips provide a soft, secure fit
- Rechargeable lithium ion battery allows up to 16 hours of use
- Connectivity technology : Wired.USB cable:12 inch L

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00X9KVVQK |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Battery Life | 16 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #155,444 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #6,778 in Earbud & In-Ear Headphones |
| Cable Feature | In-Line Control / Mic |
| Carrying Case Color | Black |
| Carrying Case Material | Plastic |
| Charging Time | 2 Hour |
| Compatible Devices | Works with most Samsung smartphones and tablets, and other Android devices |
| Connectivity Technology | Samsung and Android devices |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | Call Control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,243) |
| Date First Available | August 16, 2015 |
| Earpiece Shape | Rounded tips |
| Generation | 1 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00017817658539 |
| Hardware Interface | 3.5mm Audio |
| Headphones Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Input Device Interface | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 0.012 ounces |
| Item model number | 718840-0010 |
| Manufacturer | Bose Corporation |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | Quietcomfort 20 |
| Noise Control | Active Noise Cancellation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 52 x 4.72 x 2.36 inches |
| Special Feature | Microphone Included, Noise Cancellation |
| Style | Samsung and Android devices |
| Supports Bluetooth Technology | No |
| UPC | 017817658539 |
| Units | 1.0 Count |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Wired |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Bose
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** In Ear
- **Form Factor:** In Ear
- **Impedance:** 6 Ohms

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: If i buy the set for my galaxy note3 phone can i also use it with my kindle fire?**
A: These headphones will give you fantastic sound from any device with a standard headphone jack including your Kindle Fire.

**Q: Is the cord on these better than the original bose in ear headphones with the b&w cord, i had issues with the cord breaking on the originals?**
A: Hello Jason,These headphones are durable. In the U.S. they carry a one-year limited warranty for defects in materials and workmanship. We recommend that when not in use you store the headphones in their carrying case for their protection. Thank you for asking.

**Q: Do the volume controls work with the Nexus 5X?**
A: Thank you for asking Peter! The cable with inline microphone and three-button remote included with QC20 headphones is only designed for use with select Apple or Samsung devices. Other products may work perfectly or offer limited functionality; all devices will allow audio playback. Most new newer Android phones work flawlessly with the headset but it is not something that we have officially tested with other specific devices.

**Q: what is the difference between the $299 version and the $249 version? the model number (20) appears to be the same.**
A: I had the same question.  It appears that the 299 dollar version has the inline call/mic device that the "i" version has always come with.  In other words, the newer version allows samsung owners to take calls if their phone has that capability.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Noise Reduction for flying, sleeping in Hotels with noisy HVAC or traffic, and blocking out neighborhood power tool noises
*by C***1 on April 11, 2016*

These Bose Noise Cancelling earbuds provide an amazing amount of noise reduction. I used them on a recent flight on a mid-size plane and they cut out enough engine and flying noise to make the flight bearable. I was able to listen to a movie without having to turn the volume up really loud. They come with three size inserts and I ended up using the largest size. Getting the right fit is important as it impacts how much noise reduction you will experience. For a previous flight I had purchased and tried out the Bose SoundLink around-ear wireless headphones that were not active noise canceling. Although they had appeared to have good passive noise blocking in the store and I really liked the Bluetooth as well as slightly lower price, they were nowhere nearly good enough to block out the general din in the the airport terminal, and, in the plane itself they were virtually useless. So I switched to my 33 DB earplugs and returned the headphones when I got back home. I also found the around-the-ear style hot for me after about an hour of listening in the plane so I decided not to switch to around-the-ear noise canceling headphones but try the earbuds. After reading numerous reviews and lab tests that said that despite the high cost the Bose Earbuds were the best-by-far -- especially for low frequency noise such as jet engines -- I decided to buy them and I was not disappointed -- they worked! They actually do not go far into the ear so they aren't as uncomfortable as some earplugs. I kept them in for about 4 hours straight without any significant discomfort. Note -- these active noise reducing ear buds block out a huge amount of noise - the impact is quite significant once you get them properly fitted into your ear. However, they do not block out all sound. If you want to truly block out all sound and you aren't worried about sweating, you might try the over-the-ear noise cancelling versions. Or, you can try an over-the-ear passive sound reducing ear muff for construction and gun firing and then use either a regular (i.e. non-noise reducing earbud) or a noise reducing earbud for music. The ear muffs are inexpensive -- amazon has one for $18 for a 34+DB reduction -- and they truly isolate the noise. With that level of reduction just regular earbuds might be enough at a lot less overall cost. However, when combined with a good noise reduction earphones, the outside world would be completely quiet. They charged reasonably quickly using a standard charger and while I have not tested the maximum use time I have not had any problems during my 4-6 hours traveling. And, if you were truly traveling a long time you could re-charge it while in use using a standard USB external power pack. The only thing missing from this model is Bluetooth for which I originally deducted one star. I am not a fan of cords and I find they are really inconvenient when active. So I followed the advice of one of the other reviewers and purchased a Bluetooth receiver at the same time. That combination has worked well -- I used rubber bands to attach all the extra cord to the small Bose control/battery unit, plug it into the bluetooth receiver with a really short 3.5mm male-to-male adapter cord, and then put it into my shirt pocket with the Bluetooth receiver hanging off the pocket by its clip. In summary, if you fly enough on long flights to justify spending $300 for noise canceling headphones, then these ear buds work. Update 08-2017: I now see that there is a newer model that now has wireless Bluetooth so that's an option. In addition, I have now used these for over a year and I love them even more so I have added back the star I removed for not having Bluetooth. In particular, I have found several new unanticipated uses for them. For one, sleeping in hotel rooms with noisy HVAC. I am very sensitive to noise and hate the window HVAC units most hotels use. And many hotels are installing more powerful (and noisy) hall and bathroom ventilation fans, resulting in a constant drone all night. And then there are hotels I end up in for a night or two that are too close to a major highway with trucks and cars going all night. Some people consider this "white noise" and sleep fine, but it drives me crazy so that I wake up and can't fall back to sleep. Now I just put in my Bose QuietComfort and it almost completely shuts out that noise. I no longer have to search for the very few hotels with quiet HVAC or that are far from the road. And they are reasonably comfortable even when I use them all night (I have learned to arrange my pillow so that I don't rest my ear with the earplug directly on it). Another unexpected use is countering early morning neighborhood power tool noises (e.g. lawn-mowing, weed-wacking, sawing, drilling, grinding, sanding) that can start as early at 8AM and go on for hours. I put in the Bose earplugs, turn on the power switch, and the noise(s) miraculously disappear. With these uses I can now know that I can find restful peace-and-quiet even when the world around me is not. It is very freeing and worth every penny of the $250 (This model) -$200 (with USB).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simply outstanding
*by E***Y on June 25, 2017*

Over the years I've tried a couple of other in-ear active noise reduction headphones with mixed success. All my other earbud/in-ear 'phones have to be set firmly in the ear to get decent sound quality and noise isolation, most need at least slighty EQ adjustments to sound "right" (some too tinny, some too bassy, some not enough in both regards, etc), some brands have cables that cause in-ear noise from clothing - etc. The QC20s are the first in-ear 'phones I've owned that have been virtually perfect for every one of those complaints. They're the most comfortable I've owned, too. Following the instructions I felt like they just couldn't be "in" when I first wore them, but the sound quality was outstanding. I've never liked the looks of the "wings" on the "Stay Hear" tips, but they feel and work great for me. The active noise reduction of the QC20s is astonishingly good too. Bose is known to be good, but the quality of the ANR from these tiny in-ear headphones is fabulously good. Yes, there is the slight hiss when the ANR is on - but that's typical of the technology. The overall experience in a noisy building environment is similar to what I have wearing my Lightspeed Zulu 3 headsets - and that's saying a lot. I've not tried them in a piston airplane, but my gut feeling is they would be a great back-up to conventional headsets. While the ANR is simply amazing, they do not make flying in a jet airliner a "sitting in my living room" experience. They eliminate almost all of the low to mid-range noise, but the higher frequency noise - airflow around the airplane for example - is still quite noticeable. It's my feeling that better passive noise reduction is required for that type of noise. Although I've not used them, I suspect the over-the-ear Bose QC35 would probably be a little better but are obviously less convenient to carry. Audio quality is really super too - as should be expected. I've felt no compelling need to rush into making EQ curves to force decent sound of these headsets. They aren't bassy, not tinny, and not dull. They just sound "right" and natural to me. All in all I'm very satisfied with the QC20s so far.

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