Review on Black Bose QuietComfort 35 II Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Alexa Voice Control and Noise-Cancelling Technology by Michal Machnicki ᠌

Noise cancellation is average. It gets better, it gets worse. It is a very desirable feature to not be able to hear the noise from the street or the conversations taking place in the next room. Many advantages: Easy on the skin when worn. Extended working time on a single charge, and quick recharging. When the device is turned on, the percentage of charge should be spoken out. It is possible to connect two Bluetooth devices at the same time. The sound will come from the one that began playing sooner, and you also have the option to manually switch between them. If one device is paused and another begins playing music, the devices will automatically trade places. Everyone need to be able to find enough room for their gadget on the list of devices. Got cons: no aptX! When I purchased headphones for that amount of money, I somehow expected aptX to be there, given that it is now available in much simpler devices. It is my own fault that I did not check the characteristics, but it is also my own fault that I did not check the characteristics. For my ears, the volume might stand to be a little higher. It is possible to set the button on the left to Google Assistant or to reading notifications from the phone, or it may be used to toggle noise reduction, but I cannot use it for both functions at the same time. In the event that an assistant is assigned to you, the only way to toggle noise reduction is through the application itself, which is not very practical. A peculiar bug occurred while I was wearing it as a headphone, and now I can hear myself. When used as a Bluetooth headset, it has a significant amount of latency. The length of the cable that is provided is 1 meter. The length of the cable I have to connect to the computer is insufficient.