August 13th, 2019

Bose Nose cancelling headphone 700 review

Hey Everyone!
I'm sure you have noticed, when you are on a plane, the guy next to you, the lady in front of you, and almost everyone is wearing noise-canceling headphones! No doubt, Bose Quiet comfort was one of the most comfortable headphones out there. But with all the competitions and advanced technology, you slowly started seeing people exploring different brands because of better noise-canceling technology. However, a few weeks ago, Bose stepped up their game and released their newest Bose Noise Cancelling headphone 700. 

With improved styling, engineering, and ergonomics. The most significantly changes to the new 700 has with two-way noise cancellation—signal processing that clamps down sonic distractions on both the listening and the speaking sides. The brand-new acoustic design enables Headphones 700 to achieve the best noise cancelling performance of any Bose headphone ever, while also allowing you to transition from complete isolation to full awareness of your surroundings. With a featherweight frame, the 700 cushy faux leather ear-pads block out ambient noise even without ANC turned on. the Bose Noise cancellation on the 700s is adjustable on a scale of 0 to 10. At level 10, the 700s block all ambient sounds and most other noises. In terms of fitting, it is incredibly comfortable even over long listening sessions. I have been listening to them continuously during my 6 hours flight and don't feel any irritations. 

When compared to the older model. The QC 35 II delivers relatively clear mic audio, yet it still suffers from typical Bluetooth headphone mic distortion. The new 700 uses a mic array that tamps down surrounding noise, which delivers a more crisp recording with less distortion. So if you are walking around on a windy day, or on a busy street like Times Square, these background noises are quieted to a noticeable degree. The people you call, as well as your voice assistant, will be able to hear you more clearly with the new Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700. In terms of audio performance, Bose has always been a leader in the audio innovation field, The 700 does a brilliant job delivering music in full and rich sound. Also, they are excellent at conveying bass depth at low volume levels.

Lastly, I would like to highlight the new TOUCH CONTROL- Something that is new compare to The QC 35 II, The QC 35 II use an array of physical buttons, while the NCH 700 integrates an intuitive touch-sensitive control surface on the right ear's outer panel, with dedicated buttons for ANC and voice assistant activation. The panel controls playback, call management, track navigation, and volume, and is quite easy to operate. 

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