Should I buy a used Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700?

Yes — a used Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 can still be a good buy, especially if the price is right and the unit is in good condition. They’re still well regarded for strong active noise cancellation and excellent call quality, so they can be a very practical pick for commuting, travel, and work calls.

Because they’ve been succeeded by newer Bose models, I’d treat them as a value purchase rather than the latest option. A used pair is most appealing when the condition is solid and the price is meaningfully below new alternatives; in general, a used price under about $150–$180 is often more attractive, depending on condition and your local market.

Before buying, check:

• battery health and charging behavior
• ear pad wear and headband condition
• whether ANC, Bluetooth, and button controls work normally
• whether the seller includes a cable, case, and proof it powers on

The Bose 700 charges via USB-C, and its microphone array is still one of its standout features for voice and video calls.

Bottom line: buy used if you want dependable Bose ANC and strong call performance, but make condition and price your main deciding factors.