Review on 🎧 BTunes Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter for Bose Quiet Comfort 15 & QC2 Headphones by Tanya Wright

I've had on-ear headphones from work, but I keep going back to my QC15 because they're much more comfortable to wear for long hours. After learning that there is a solution to add Bluetooth to QC15, I investigated a similar product, I believe Btunes has the best features and price. It's nice to turn your old headphones into premium modern headphones. Pros: - Bluetooth 5.0 support, connect to two devices at the same time, I tried it on my iPhone/iPad - APTX codec support (I tried it), lower latency than other headphones that only support SBC-QC15 Btunes weighs less than all current headphones, this is still by far one of the most comfortable headphones available today - Only $40 to turn your QC15 into a top-of-the-line in-ear headphone Cons: - 10 hour battery life ( according to specs, I didn't measure), modern headphones at least 20+ - No transparent mode, and this is a QC15 limitation, not Btunes - QC15 sound quality and noise reduction might not be as good as today's high-end modern headphones, but still decent. other headphones --- APTX 70ms latency, supports Btunes, can also support a limited number of other headphone jacks, but definitely not Airpods max --- APTXLL 40ms latency, not supported by Btuens or most other headphones - Weight (comfort reference) - - Bose QC15 + Btunes: = 207.5 + 10 = 217.5g - Bose QC35 II: 233g - Bose 700: 254g - Sony XM4: 254g - Surface Headphones: 290g - Airpods Max: 384, 8g