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

These headphones have captured my complete and utter attention. My spouse is now a follower of your work after receiving it as a present from me. I gave the new, 45th edition a shot and listened to it for a little while, but I couldn't tell what was different about it. The benefits of it include: These headphones have been on my want list for a very long time. I purchased it approximately three years ago, and it was pink:) The subsequent 45 version has not yet been made available. My head is relatively small, hence the majority of headphones are too big to fit properly on it. Whereas Sony was not a good fit, they are ideal. These are comfortable enough for me to wear them all day. Even though I'm not much of a music fan, my old favorites suddenly started to take on new hues and levels of complexity thanks to the incredible sound. The noise canceling is really effective, and passengers in the metro can clearly hear their music. I've been utilizing them on an extremely frequent basis for the past three years. I am not the most careful user, I wear it without a case and at random, but at the same time they still look decent, and I have not even changed the ear pads. I am not the most careful user. Nothing came off the shelf. Personally, I appreciate that they do not have a sensor because it makes the control buttons more accessible. They, unlike Sony, are capable of simultaneously connecting to multiple electronic gadgets. I do so on both my laptop and my phone. The charge remains for a significant length of time. despite its advantages. My main complaint is with the microphone; while I'm out and about, using headphones to make a call is completely pointless, and when I'm at home, it's nearly impossible. To add insult to injury, there is also an antiquated micro USB connector.