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You can’t change the noise canceling settings without the phone app. They also default back to “full” after you power cycle the headset. I wanted to use them wi
by cjsawyer 6y ago
You can’t change the noise canceling settings without the phone app. They also default back to “full” after you power cycle the headset. I wanted to use them with a PC and no ANC but no luck without the clunky phone process.
- Mandatum 6y agoQC35's have a hardware button on the side of the volume buttons that allow you to change ANC. Not sure which model you're using.
- cjsawyer 6y agoI have the first gen, not the model II’s. It doesn’t have the button on the left side.
- Mandatum 6y agoI'm a buffoon! I meant the QC30's - the in-ear ones. Sorry! It appears mk 2 of QC35 has physical ANC buttons, but the originals do not.
- dylz 6y agoEven worse, on my QC35 II's, the hardware button defaulted to Google Assistant on Android, and I had to use the app anyway to set it to modify ANC on press.
- cjsawyer 6y agoAt least that’s just a one time setup process.
- NoPicklez 6y agoThis is actually a positive to using the app. I have the original QC 35's and they never originally gave us the option to change the ANC. Only through an update and using the app that they switched it on. If our headphones didn't use can app, we would still be stuck without being able to modify the ANC level.