Review on 🎧 Bose QuietComfort 35 (Series I) Wireless Headphones: Noise Cancelling and Sleek Black Design by Nguyn Qu Ph (Nhn) ᠌

It's a gentle tune, a vinyl crazy detail. That's some excellent bass (kids with JBL in a backpack will not like it) There are no unintelligible spikes or dips in volume, no piercing highs like those found in Sony products, and no overpowering bass like that found in JBL speakers. It's as though BOSE is a storied name in audio technology. It seems like the sound was fine-tuned by real audiophile professionals. The use of Bluetooth is very effective. Nothing to to complain about. There were bugs and slowdowns while connecting a sound source to my Imac with three always-connected devices (Sennheiser headphones, Beats headphones, a Harman Kardon speaker, and AKG headphones). It's ideal in every way. Assuming, of course, that the ears are likewise severed from the phone. Pure joy comes from this alone. And while it may not have a 5.0 UI, Consequently, if you have access to all Apple machinery, use it without hesitation. An intriguing phenomenon occurs when you first put on the headphones: you get a sensation of weightlessness, which is both novel and pleasurable, and it greatly enhances your ability to hear.