Review on Bose QuietComfort Earbuds Wireless Headphones, stone blue by Celina Grna ᠌

My first steps into the world of high-quality sound were taken using the Bose SoundSport Wireless headphones that I possessed in the past. But, there were significant issues with the materials used in those, and after two years they came apart, leaving behind pleasant recollections in general. I am using AirPods Pro in the interim while I am waiting for Bose to release their updated model. It would be meaningless to suggest that listening to them after Bose is impossible since that would be saying nothing. The suffering lasted for a full year. Even while the benefits are unparalleled from the perspective of the environment and convenience, we are obligated to give credit where credit is due. These are not only lovely but also quite compact and well organized. And lastly, I hung around until Bose released their newest generation of headphones. There is no volume control on the headphones themselves, the left earpiece does not function properly when the right earpiece is not present (the opposite is true when the right earpiece is absent), and the case is repulsive. I will try to keep this brief so as not to ramble on for too long. Awesome, clear, and deep sound (frequencies are aligned very well). Noise reduction with transparency level adjustment. Excellent microphone. Charging via type-c. Headphones are very overall. There is induction charging, the button to open the case is inconvenient (you need to push it inward with your fingernail to open it), and the case closes with such a click that it sounds like you are slamming the door of an old Zhiguli. That is all I have to say about the case for the time being. The case lock has a fragile and unreliable appearance. When you need good sound, however, you put up with these shortcomings in order to save money. This is not what you expect from headphones that cost 26k. Something along those lines. We added an ate to the program (supposedly, firmware), and there is now a volume control that can be accessed from the headphones by swiping up or down. 2: Taki made one left earpiece work. Nevertheless, it was not in that location. The second one does as well, despite being contained in a closed casing. in fun)