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

If it weren't necessary to install the application, I would have ranked it higher (at number 5), but I settled on number 3 instead. Has pros: - The soundproofing is really good. As a result of her, we took them, in point of fact. Because I work from home, these headphones keep me from being disturbed by the activities of my neighbors, such as loud music, children running and shouting, unending repairs, and so on. - The build is exceptionally long-lasting despite being quite comfy and lightweight. - Maintain a charge for an extended period of time. Even after a year of use, it is more than sufficient for the entirety of a working day. - There is a microphone, and it functions normally; not a single interlocutor has expressed dissatisfaction with its performance. - It has a pleasant tone. I'm not an expert, I just like it:) - Rigid design These are some downsides: - You are unable to work and charge at the same time. - A terrible application that must be utilized in order to successfully link ears to a computer or mobile device (there will be no holiday without it). Here, I have Windows and Linux installed in a dual boot configuration, and after each time I reboot to a different operating system, I have to delete the device on my computer, then navigate to the application on my phone and delete it there, then click "connect" in the application, and only then connect on the computer. In addition, the application requires permission to access geolocation in order to function properly; "we don't transmit anything anywhere, honestly" is the disclaimer that accompanies this requirement.