Bose launches QuietComfort 35 II with Google Assistant
Finally, the promised confirmation from the Bose speaker manufacturer for the recent leaks of releasing new version of QuietComfort 35 under the name QuietComfort 35 II and with the support of Google Assistant has come.
Officially: Bose QuietComfort 35 II The first headset with a personal assistant
- Wireless headset.
- Noise cancellation feature.
- Built-in Google Personal Assistant.
- Battery lasts for 20 hours.
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Last week we talked about the rumors about the new headset, which consisted of two parts: the second version of the QuietComfort 35 headset in general, and the other the support for Google Assistant.
Bose QuietComfort 35 II is the first smart headphone
It is now true when Bose officially announced its Google Assisted Headset, which will be launched in cooperation with Google, as announced in a blog post on its website, announcing its first official collaboration with a wireless headset manufacturer in launching the absolutely first headset with a personal assistant.
With the built-in personal assistant, you can talk to him and command him in the same way you command in your phone, listen to incoming messages, create reminders, control music such as skip tracks and play playlists.
Google Assistant can also read you news by commanding it to “Play the News” and of course the ability to call anyone in your contact list via it.
The final specification for Bose QuietComfort 35 II
As for the official and final specifications of the new headset other than the Google Assistant, the headphones come with noise cancelling technology with three different settings that can be controlled by the Bose Connect application that you can download on your mobile phone.
As far as talking about the battery, as we have reached in advance that it will last for twenty hours of continuous work, like the previous version which is considered to very good for a headset with these high technical specifications.
The Bose QuietComfort 35 II headset supported by the Google Assistant will be available at $ 350 in the United States, the same price as the earlier version of the series, and will be available in black and silver.
