Bose introduced the SoundLink around-ear wireless headphones II, combining the best sound quality with a whole new kind of wireless experience - an amazing 15 hours of battery life, multi-point for connecting two devices, quick pairing with NFC technology, seamless A/V sync, easy switching between music and calls, and intuitive controls and voice prompts. They're made for mobile, built to last and light and comfortable for all day use.
For calls, the headphone uses an advanced microphone system, HD voice and adaptive audio adjustment technology for wind or noise. Volume is changed automatically based on speech level and changing environments, letting you move from a quiet building to a busy street without missing a word or fumbling for controls.
These headphones use proprietary technologies, including active equalization and new volume-optimized equalization, so the music played is detailed and real at any volume. There are no manufactured boosts because they're not needed for impact. What you hear is as close as possible to what was recorded, rather than re-created or altered.
These headphones offer true wireless freedom. If you're in a rush or on the go, a quick 15-minute charge will provide up to two hours of play time through the included USB cable. With multi-point, you can stay simultaneously connected to two devices, making it possible to watch a movie or sports on your tablet, and take or make a call on your phone. The connection is seamless for enjoying videos. Pairing is more than easy, too. Tap the right earcup to pair for NFC enabled devices, or just connect your Bluetooth device. To switch between music and calls, you don't need your phone. There are smart, intuitive controls on the earcup that are fool-proof and one touch away. The headphones also feature voice prompts (available in 11 different languages) to tell you who's calling, what device you're connected to, and how much battery life you have left.
These headphones come in two colors, viz. Black and White. These headphones are built to survive drops, bumps and grabs. The design is inspired by the Bose QuietComfort 25 headphones, and they use impact resistant materials, glass-filled nylon and corrosion-resistant stainless steel. These are light and comfortable, weighing a mere 7 ounces, with soft ear cushions and a contoured headband. And they fold flat for storage in a matching case.
They are available beginning September 4, 2015 for ₹21,150 ($315 approx.).
For calls, the headphone uses an advanced microphone system, HD voice and adaptive audio adjustment technology for wind or noise. Volume is changed automatically based on speech level and changing environments, letting you move from a quiet building to a busy street without missing a word or fumbling for controls.
These headphones use proprietary technologies, including active equalization and new volume-optimized equalization, so the music played is detailed and real at any volume. There are no manufactured boosts because they're not needed for impact. What you hear is as close as possible to what was recorded, rather than re-created or altered.
These headphones offer true wireless freedom. If you're in a rush or on the go, a quick 15-minute charge will provide up to two hours of play time through the included USB cable. With multi-point, you can stay simultaneously connected to two devices, making it possible to watch a movie or sports on your tablet, and take or make a call on your phone. The connection is seamless for enjoying videos. Pairing is more than easy, too. Tap the right earcup to pair for NFC enabled devices, or just connect your Bluetooth device. To switch between music and calls, you don't need your phone. There are smart, intuitive controls on the earcup that are fool-proof and one touch away. The headphones also feature voice prompts (available in 11 different languages) to tell you who's calling, what device you're connected to, and how much battery life you have left.
They are available beginning September 4, 2015 for ₹21,150 ($315 approx.).
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