With the QuietComfort Earbuds II, the manufacturer Bose has just introduced new mini headphones. They should set themselves apart from the competition with a very special noise suppression and smaller dimensions. Bluetooth 5.3 is included with the wireless headphones.
Bose introduces QuietComfort Earbuds II
Bose’s new earbuds are designed to be no less than that “world’s best noise cancellation” Offer. For this purpose, the American manufacturer has developed a new sound calibration technology in which the active noise cancellation (ANC) adapts individually to the hearing ability of the owner. This should not only have a positive effect on noise cancellation, but also when listening to music. According to Bose, the music sounds exactly as the artists intended.
Bose has also thought of an Aware mode. Here they will Environment noises deliberately let throughso the wearer can follow conversations without having to take the earbuds out of their ears.
The new QuietComfort Earbuds II are smaller and weigh less than the predecessor. The individual earbuds weigh 6 g and are 3.05 cm high.
When it comes to battery life, Bose speaks of up to six hours, which should refer to switched off ANC. There are 18 more hours via the charging case. The case can fully charge the headphones in one hour. If only 20 minutes are available, the QuietComfort Earbuds II can run for two hours. The manufacturer does not provide any information on the exact battery capacity of the earbuds and the case.
Bluetooth is available in version 5.3 Range should be up to 9 m. A USB-C charging cable is included in the package, wireless charging is not supported (source: Bose).
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Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II for 299.95 euros
The new earbuds from Bose are now available in advance for 299.95 euros can be purchased (view in the Bose online shop). They will then officially be available in black on September 29th. A lighter variant is to follow later this year.
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