Was upped on the 19 Augaust by Zenun but expired back on again . Good phones at a really good price. Black only. States Apple and Android?
Connects easily to personal audio devices
Apple and Android compatible
3.5mm jack input
Headphones (l x w x d): 19.1cm x 15.2cm x 4.5cm (7.5" x 6" x 1.8")
Weight: 194.3g
What's in the box?
QuietComfort 25 headphones
Dual-plug adaptor
1.42m QC25 inline remote and microphone cable
Carrying case
1 x AAA battery
Latest comments (51)
slize
30 Aug 17#49
Has anyone's order been dispatched yet
DavieW00d to slize
2 Sep 17#51
Mine arrived yesterday
mwitha
31 Aug 17#50
Have anyone else's headphones arrived yet? My Hermes tracking still says "we're awaiting your parcel".
Publix
27 Aug 17#9
Wow, thanks morrig. Heat from me. I missed out on the previous posting by 10 minutes; But I registered at that time and was left cussing. But it's an ill wind. ..... Since registering 8 or 9 days ago, QVC snail mailed me a £10. off first purchase promotional code. I have just used it in my order. WP17833 as a promotional code, not a voucher, Not sure if anyone else can use it. Code expires 24/09/2017. Txs again morrig. :raised_hand:
bob_hoskins to Publix
28 Aug 17#41
Box only lets you put 6 digits in so can't put the full code. Didn't work as was.
Publix to bob_hoskins
28 Aug 17#44
There were ,as I remember, 2 fields stacked vertically: One for Promotional codes and another for vouchers numbers. Suggest you try both. If you search here for QVC codes (old) you can see that WP17833 is a previously used code style or format. Were you not signed in maybe?
bob_hoskins to Publix
28 Aug 17#48
I did try both but had no luck. No matter :smile: Am on a waitlist so probably not get them anyway.
DavieW00d
27 Aug 17#19
Brilliant deal, was just looking at the same pair in Dixon's at Edinburgh airport for £249.95 Sound is absolutely beautiful. Ordered!!!! Thanks Morrig :thumbsup:
Chasloyal to DavieW00d
28 Aug 17#42
Dixons still exist as Dixons? I thought they were all Currys, PC World and Carphone Warehouse these days :thinking:
DavieW00d to Chasloyal
28 Aug 17#46
Yeah, Dixon's Travel........ still going strong, as well as their prices:/
Chasloyal to DavieW00d
28 Aug 17#47
Yeah so I see, I'm shocked :astonished: all the more so seeing I travel about a fair bit myself but never noticed them in any UK airport I've been passing through
megatron20
28 Aug 17#45
If you don't care about going used, then I would recommend the Sony mdr-1000x over these for an extra £55 at cex.
Naqvi
28 Aug 17#43
This is the price that the 35 should be.
stevemarsbar
28 Aug 17#40
I bought mine second hand and they broke pretty quick but was a 5 minute job with a soldering iron
Xtrykyr
28 Aug 17#39
they're great.
getknk
28 Aug 17#38
seems the item is now available as waiting list only
Geenation
28 Aug 17#37
Great headphones, but prefer my Bose QuietComfort 35 :heart_eyes:
Ussyyy
28 Aug 17#27
Can anyone recommend any headphones like this but wireless?
slize to Ussyyy
28 Aug 17#28
BoseQC35
jayjay266 to Ussyyy
28 Aug 17#30
Sony MDR-1000X, Plantronics backbeat pro? Both the Sony and plantronics are bassier than the Qc25. Sony marginally trumps the anc on the bose, has a few more features and is wireless but costs double! Plantronics has worse anc and slightly bulkier but great wireless range, excellent battery and features. Qc25 is lovely and light but unsure about the build quality. Can just use as noise defenders on plane without cable unlike the Sony.
knocik to Ussyyy
28 Aug 17#36
Oh yes, iPhones don't have a jack :smile: Go for QC35 then
Aiadi
27 Aug 17#5
Was going for one but read the reviews about them tending to go straight after the warranty period is up.
ScoobyZ to Aiadi
27 Aug 17#8
Mine went after 18 months. I managed to get a replacement. I now only use them on flights.
Foley2001_uk to Aiadi
27 Aug 17#10
Mine went before warrenty, left ear cup stopped working, it's all down to how they fold into the case that over time pulls and degrades the internal cabling. Simple fix was to buy a cheap £5 case off Amazon that holds them in the normal shape without folding them into the compact shape.
My first pair failed just outside the Bose 12 month warranty period. Luckily, Britain is in the EU so they were covered by EU consumer protection regulations for at least 24 months & Bose replaced them without any problem. 2nd pair doing in fine after 6 months, but I do use them sparingly on longer weekend commutes only. Last time I looked at the Amazon reviews a number of reviewers were complaining of the same issue (failed sound in one cup). Bose agents were responding in the review section advising purchasers to contact them for replacements even outside warranty. It is annoying if they fail, but Bose customer service / support seems to be very good.
Danosaur1 to c787ocn
28 Aug 17#32
If there is a inherent fault with a product, then I'm pretty sure they would have to fix that problem. Whether it's in warranty or not. You just have to prove the product has a problem. Shouldn't be to hard with threads like this on the internet. That is probably why they sorted yours out. I have a set of QC35 and will certainly be complaining if this problem happens. I'm glad I read this thread now.
c787ocn to Danosaur1
28 Aug 17#34
I did read a thread at the time suggesting a known fault with certain (early?) batches of qc25s. The guy on the phone at Bose didn't specifically confirm this but immediately offered to replace the faulty pair. Replacements arrived within a week. I assume there was a manufacturing issue that was resolved on later batches. Can't really fault their customer service.
knocik to Aiadi
28 Aug 17#35
Mine stopped working just before 2yr warranty expired. I was lucky, but I guess new ones might go off shortly too. Great product, poor manufacturing.
IrishMan
28 Aug 17#33
None left. (Waitlist available for black - but it states this could be up to 90 days)
PICNIC
28 Aug 17#29
I hear Bose's new range is being released shortly, so am holding out.
The noise cancellation is incredible on the QC35 (never tried the QC25) :smile:
RustyMuppet
28 Aug 17#26
Great deal. Have a pair of these and they are excellent (older model). If only this was for the QC35 wireless ones I would upgrade. Tried them at the airport and sound just as good.
busterdan
28 Aug 17#21
Good price but if you can afford a little more and want Bluetooth than the Sony MDR1000X are absolutely brilliant.
rev6 to busterdan
28 Aug 17#25
A little more? :astonished:
andreialisen
28 Aug 17#22
That moment when you vote this deal cold and the temperature goes higher. Brilliant, GG HUKD! :thumbsup:
Stimpington to andreialisen
28 Aug 17#24
That moment others voted it hot?
gigabachi
28 Aug 17#23
Is this for real? Too good to be true. :grin:
hamzahuk
27 Aug 17#20
These better than the V-Moda Crossfade Wireless?
jamesantro
27 Aug 17#18
Ordered thanks, :thumbsup:
mjr600
27 Aug 17#17
It's the inline controls which are Apple or Android specific however many Android users find you can get limited use of the buttons depending on phone. Instead get a Bluetooth dongle or an Android specific cable/control from eBay.
cannibalwombat
27 Aug 17#16
Given that it has a 3.5mm jack (as you'd expect of a pair of headphones) surely it's anything but 'for Apple devices'? :stuck_out_tongue:
Seriously though, it's a pair of headphones. Why does Android/Apple compatibility come into it? Also they seem distinctly over-ear rather than on-ear to me. Finally, they're pretty expensive for a wired pair, though admittedly much cheaper than on Amazon. Got my Sony MDR100 for the same price - cracking wireless ANC headphones.
Schmutz
27 Aug 17#15
do the QC25' have superior noise cancellation to Sennheiser Momentum 2?
ricki379
27 Aug 17#4
Are these android compatible?
jameshothothot to ricki379
27 Aug 17#13
should be.
so long as has 3.5mm adapter than fine
i got some from CEX and then my friend at work did
they have an apple device and only difference i think is the volume remote?
Neostar
27 Aug 17#12
Love the noise cancellation on these :smile:
7day
27 Aug 17#7
No no there are cheaper phone
joedredd
27 Aug 17#6
Nice, but I wouldn't buy without BT now sadly.
mwitha
27 Aug 17#3
Ordered - amazing deal!! :grin:
Nayyer
27 Aug 17#2
Nice
ScroopEgerton
27 Aug 17#1
You should point out that this QVC version has a nice diamanté detail, and a couple of crystal dolphins leaping through a wave on each ear. They catch the light beautifully.
Opening post
Good phones at a really good price.
Black only.
States Apple and Android?
What's in the box?
Latest comments (51)
I missed out on the previous posting by 10 minutes;
But I registered at that time and was left cussing.
But it's an ill wind. .....
Since registering 8 or 9 days ago, QVC snail mailed me a £10. off first purchase promotional code.
I have just used it in my order.
WP17833 as a promotional code, not a voucher, Not sure if anyone else can use it. Code expires 24/09/2017.
Txs again morrig. :raised_hand:
Suggest you try both. If you search here for QVC codes (old) you can see that WP17833 is a previously used code style or format. Were you not signed in maybe?
Sound is absolutely beautiful.
Ordered!!!! Thanks Morrig :thumbsup:
Both the Sony and plantronics are bassier than the Qc25. Sony marginally trumps the anc on the bose, has a few more features and is wireless but costs double! Plantronics has worse anc and slightly bulkier but great wireless range, excellent battery and features. Qc25 is lovely and light but unsure about the build quality. Can just use as noise defenders on plane without cable unlike the Sony.
edit: something like this?
amazon.co.uk/Sec…ase
Last time I looked at the Amazon reviews a number of reviewers were complaining of the same issue (failed sound in one cup). Bose agents were responding in the review section advising purchasers to contact them for replacements even outside warranty. It is annoying if they fail, but Bose customer service / support seems to be very good.
I have a set of QC35 and will certainly be complaining if this problem happens. I'm glad I read this thread now.
The noise cancellation is incredible on the QC35 (never tried the QC25) :smile:
Seriously though, it's a pair of headphones. Why does Android/Apple compatibility come into it? Also they seem distinctly over-ear rather than on-ear to me. Finally, they're pretty expensive for a wired pair, though admittedly much cheaper than on Amazon. Got my Sony MDR100 for the same price - cracking wireless ANC headphones.
so long as has 3.5mm adapter than fine
i got some from CEX and then my friend at work did
they have an apple device and only difference i think is the volume remote?
They catch the light beautifully.