[aragorn9]

which is why bose for example only let you configure noise cancelling through the app.

[jsmith12673]

That's news to me. Guess I won't be ditching my QC25's soon/or ever

[sascha_sl]

There's a button on the Bose 700 to toggle between 10/5/0

[kyrra]

I got some Bose 700 this past week. There is still a button on these to adjust noise cancelation.

[oarsinsync]

My QC35IIs have a button on the side to adjust noise cancelling. No need for an app.

[lozenge]

The app lets you set the levels the button cycles through, and also set an auto off timer and some other odds and ends.

[wongarsu]

All features that couldn't be reasonably configured without an app

[pureliquidhw]

I think you need the app to switch that to noise cancellation level from digital assistant activation.

[oarsinsync]

I think it's the other way around - I'm reasonably sure it defaults to noise cancellation, and digital assistant is an option. I may also be wrong.

[sascha_sl]

the bose 700 has 3 buttons

one for on/off, hold to pair, hold long to reset bluetooth

one for noise cancellation

one for assistant

in addition it has the transport controls / battery response touch controls on the right earcup

[pureliquidhw]

I was referring to the parent's QC35II's which has an app configurable button for voice assistant OR noise cancellation adjustments.

The newer Bose 700's do have all that you have listed.