Best Bose Noise-Cancelling Headphones Ditch The Wires
Now with the QuietControl 30 Bose is taking its in-ear headphones a step further by taking away the wired connection without sacrificing the noise cancellation of the buds.
Bose is one of the companies that know how to offer a high-end audio experience, and it just announced new headphones, neckbuds, and earbuds that will all work with the iPhone 7 wirelessly.
Bose is proud of its feats and achievements as well as being the sector that invented noise-canceling headphones.
Joining the QC35 is the noise-canceling neckbuds called the QuietControl 30. It’s proprietary electronics that continuously measure, compare and react to outside noises.
QC30s pack up to 10 hours of battery life from a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, lasting as long as a fully-charged phone or tablet. If at any point the headphones run out of power, you can continue to use them - the only thing you’ll miss is the noise-cancelling.
The product’s in-built battery lasts for 20 hours, with integrated controls on the right ear cup for volume adjustment, call features like answering and ending calls, play, skip and replay buttons. In exchange for the extra weight, the QC30 also comes with a new noise control app. Its simple one-touch UI lets you adjust the strength of noise cancellation at any given moment.
The main difference between the SoundSport and SoundSport Pulse lies in the latter’s built-in heart rate monitor (HRM) that allows wearers to track their progress on various fitness apps including Endomondo or Runkeeper.
This variable level of noise cancellation is the standout feature of the headphones, which are the first to offer it. Headphones can often struggle to reproduce high and lower frequencies at lower volumes, which can result in a murkier sound. These new options were designed exclusively for exercise, something that Bose doesn’t usually market towards. But the company may have alternative for the price-conscious customer in the form of the noise-cancelling neckbuds called QuietControl 30. These are in-ears that connect to neckband that goes around the back of your neck.
Bose Corporation presented Sunday a new generation of wireless headphones.
The headphones that revolutionized an industry are set to do it again - wirelessly. The claim to fame for this new line of headphones is that they are now wireless, with Bluetooth and NFC (Near Field Communication) connectivity.
The SoundSport earbuds will cost $150 and are available starting today. The QC35 are available now for $350, a $50 premium over their wired counterparts, while the QC30 will show up in September for $300, which is what you’ll pay for the QC20s. The Pulse version will ship a little later for $199.