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Bose Refreshes QuietComfort Headphones With Immersive Audio, Wired Lossless

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Bose Refreshes QuietComfort Headphones With Immersive Audio, Wired Lossless
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Bose has finally announced the successor to its premium QuietComfort Headphones. Bose packs a USB-C-to-USB-C aux cable and a USB-C-to-3.5 mm cable in the box.The headphones have Bluetooth Core 5.4 with multipoint connectivity, meaning you can easily switch between two connected devices. For Android users, setup will be easier with Google Fast Pair.Despite the new features, the QuietComfort Headphones retain the predecessor’s 24-hour battery life, with a full charge taking up to three hours.

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Bose has finally announced the successor to its premium QuietComfort Headphones. The second-gen headphones retain the price, rich audio, comfort, and noise-cancellation of the original 2023 model while packing in spatial or immersive audio and lossless playback via USB-C in a redesigned chassis.With Bose’s TrueSpatial technology, the new QuietComfort Headphones get three immersive modes: Still, Motion, and Cinema. Still keeps the audio fixed in space even as you move your head, Motion lets the sound move with your head, and Cinema balances background music and other audio elements to deliver a theater-like experience.

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