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

Noise cancellation is average. It gets better, it gets worse. To not hear the noise from the street / conversations in the next room is quite suitable. Different pros: Comfortable to wear. Long working time, fast charging. Announce by voice the percentage of charge when turned on. You can connect 2 Bluetooth devices at once. The sound will come from the one that started playing earlier, plus you can manually switch it. If one device is paused, the other starts playing music, they switch themselves. There should be enough space in the list of devices for everyone. Got cons: no aptX! It’s my own fault that I didn’t check the characteristics, but when buying headphones for that kind of money, I somehow expected aptX to be there, given that it is now in much simpler devices. The sound is not high enough for my taste. The button on the left can be assigned either to Google Assistant / reading notifications from the phone, or to toggle noise reduction, but if I need both, I can't. If assigned to an assistant, then you can switch noise reduction only through the application, which is not practical. A strange glitch using as a headset - I hear myself. Large latency when used as a Bluetooth headset. The included cable is 1 meter. I do not have enough length to connect to the computer.