Bose QuietComfort 35 II is the first smart headphone
News came after a long wait to shake the throne of the acoustics and specifically the headphones. Let’s say welcome together to the Bose QuietComfort 35 II headset supported by the personal assistant Google Assistant for the first time in the history of headphones.
The first smart headphone at all from Bose
- Wireless headphone.
- Controllable Noise-Cancelling feature.
- Google Assistant support.
News from previous days between audio devices and high-quality enthusiasts about the new version of the Bose QuietComfort 35, which was leaked to be supported by the Google Assistant, becoming the first of its kind among all the other headphones.
The first leaks were in the Bose community itself, where a user posted a picture from Bose’s newsletter to their customers, noting that there was an extra button in what they thought was the first version of the Bose QuietComfort 35 series, as well as the name of the file that was sent was email_QC35upgrade_img3.png which means that the image sent is the image of a new and upgraded version of the QC35 series and this little button has puzzled many of the company’s followers and headphones in general.
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This was followed by a leaked document on 9to5Google that reported support for the headset for Google’s Personal Assistant. There has been a lot of skepticism about this since the “Headphones” logo appeared on the Google Support page, making many people sure that there’s something behind the German company’s if they’re going to make their own headset or collaborate with a company in the manufacture of the first smart headset with a personal assistant.
Another review was leaked by an employee at a store through 9to5Google, describing the new personal assistant in a letter to Bose:
“With your Google Assistant built in, you can control music, send & receive texts, and get answers using just your voice. Just press and hold the Action button, and start talking.
With all these leaks, we have been absolutely sure that the new Bose headphones have a Google Assistant with a small button that enables you to do a lot of things that have not been announced until now. Surely the company has not confirmed anything that has been published until right Now.
Update: A leaked adv. Video has been published in French for the headset.
Specifications for Bose QuietComfort 35 II
As for the new QuietComfort 35 II other features, there is no different in the design and specifications between it and the previous version QuietComfort 35, unlike the Google Assistant as the largest update.
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But it’s added to the Noise Cancelling feature the ability to control it by yourself between High, Low and Off.
The Noise-rejecting dual microphone also gives you the ability to make high-quality calls without any noise, and weighs approximately 161 grams.
The headset will have two colors, black and silver, and will be available with a 20-hour battery life like the previous version.
As for prices, the new Bose QuietComfort 35 II is expected to be priced at $ 349.95 with no confirmation of the price until now.
The biggest potential for the announcement date of the headset is that it will be announced at Google’s conference on October 4th, as it is now a product partner with Google.
