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Bose has refreshed its QuietComfort headphones with two-way USB-C audio and better noise cancellation
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Bose refreshed its QuietComfort headphones with Immersive Audio, two-way USB-C lossless audio, and improved ANC that compensates for glasses wearers, priced at $359.
Two-way USB-C audio enables clearer voice signals for videoconferencing and lossless wired playback up to 24bit/48kHz, making these more versatile for hybrid work. The ANC improvements that compensate for glasses gaps address a long-standing practical limitation for a significant user population.
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Bose brought Immersive Audio (spatial audio via motion sensors) and Cinema Mode down from the Ultra series to the standard QuietComfort line.
Two-way USB-C audio supports wired lossless playback up to 24bit/48kHz, clearer voice calls, and operation while charging.
The six-microphone ANC system now compensates for ear cup seal gaps, improving noise cancellation for glasses wearers.
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