Bose last made wired headphones 11 years ago, and since then it has specialized only in wireless headphones. But now it has introduced a brand new model that once again offers a wired connection to your phone, computer or player. The new headphones are called Bose Noise Cancelling Wired Earbud and offers, in addition to USB-C connectivity, Bose QuitControl active noise cancellation technology with Awer Mode and support for lossless audio. All this without the need for charging. The price of the headphones is $99 and, as the first reviews on social networks suggest, they will be a hit. Wired headphones are again sought after by the younger generation, often because of better sound and the ability to listen without the need for charging. Another advantage is almost zero latency and potentially better sound quality. These are the reasons why an increasing number of listeners are returning to wired headphones.
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You can simply connect the headphones to USB-C, for example in your iPhone and you can listenchat whatever you are playing. Power is supplied directly from iPhone and the headphones have no battery. Just to clarify for those who were born before AirPods. The headphones also have controls right on the cable, so you can change volume, playback, modes and other options directly with this remote. Bose Noise Cancelling Wired Earbuds have two microphones on each earbud that monitor ambient noise and then suppress it. You have a choice of three listening modes. Quit mode focuses on maximal suppression of all ambient noise. Aware mode lets through sounds such as spoken words and the like. Mode ANC off then completely deactivates active noise cancellation. The headphones use DSP SoundDesign technology with USB support Audio Class 2, which allows for lossless music playback. Their output is set to 24 bits and 48 kHz. In the package you will find a textile case and three sets of interchangeable rubber ear tips to customize the headphones to your ears.
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