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Aren't these just the QC35's with their companion app? What am I missing?

by daenney 10y ago

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kabes 10y ago
I think you mean the QC30's. I just got those and the app seems different. I'm betting they're probably the same hardware with different software and will be sold separately. Because... more money
- daenney 10y ago
  Right yes, sorry, the 30's. Mmm, according to the description of the iOS Bose Hear app: Companion app for Bose® Hearphones™ conversation-enhancing headphones to let you hear the world on your terms. This app is not compatible with Bose QC30 Headphones. Now I'm curious if the Hearphones have the same ANC capabilities as the QC30s + the extra stuff. That would be interesting.
  - thinkling 10y ago
    Hearphones page says: "Directional microphones help you focus on conversations in noisy places. Focus, amplify or reduce real-world sounds to the level you want." So the hearphones don't just do cancelation of repetitive-signal type noise, in addition they will amplify sound from the direction you're facing to help carry on a conversation. The Bose QC series don't have that. Nor does the PocketTalker product mentioned in another comment here.
musesum 10y ago
Didn't know about the QC30s. Amazon review mentions that the noise cancelling is not as extreme as QC20 or QC35 (by design, according to Bose). My guess is that the new buds will allow the iPhone as a 3rd microphone, with Apple's "Live Listen"
- mrorbitman 10y ago
  really? I own the QC30s and I had non idea that was not the best for noise cancelling. why would they design it to b be less effective than the other models?
  - musesum 10y ago
    Information was from the top negative review on Amazon: "I called Bose support and they told me the QC30 was never intended to be a replacement for the QC20. They said the NC wouldn’t be as strong and wasn’t intended to be. That is why one is designated QuietControl and not QuietComfort. " I missed the reply from Bose: "We apologize for the information you received from our support team as it is not accurate. The Quietcontrol 30 headphones should offer a comparable level of noise cancellation to the previous QC20 model. Although the level of noise cancellation is adjustable on the QC30, they should perform just as well as the QC20."

Aren't these just the QC35's with their companion app? What am I missing?

by daenney 10y ago

Aren't these just the QC35's with their companion app? What am I missing?

deleted 10y ago

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kabes 10y ago

I think you mean the QC30's. I just got those and the app seems different. I'm betting they're probably the same hardware with different software and will be sold separately. Because... more money

daenney 10y ago
Right yes, sorry, the 30's. Mmm, according to the description of the iOS Bose Hear app: Companion app for Bose® Hearphones™ conversation-enhancing headphones to let you hear the world on your terms. This app is not compatible with Bose QC30 Headphones. Now I'm curious if the Hearphones have the same ANC capabilities as the QC30s + the extra stuff. That would be interesting.
- thinkling 10y ago
  Hearphones page says: "Directional microphones help you focus on conversations in noisy places. Focus, amplify or reduce real-world sounds to the level you want." So the hearphones don't just do cancelation of repetitive-signal type noise, in addition they will amplify sound from the direction you're facing to help carry on a conversation. The Bose QC series don't have that. Nor does the PocketTalker product mentioned in another comment here.

musesum 10y ago

Didn't know about the QC30s. Amazon review mentions that the noise cancelling is not as extreme as QC20 or QC35 (by design, according to Bose). My guess is that the new buds will allow the iPhone as a 3rd microphone, with Apple's "Live Listen"

mrorbitman 10y ago
really? I own the QC30s and I had non idea that was not the best for noise cancelling. why would they design it to b be less effective than the other models?
- musesum 10y ago
  Information was from the top negative review on Amazon: "I called Bose support and they told me the QC30 was never intended to be a replacement for the QC20. They said the NC wouldn’t be as strong and wasn’t intended to be. That is why one is designated QuietControl and not QuietComfort. " I missed the reply from Bose: "We apologize for the information you received from our support team as it is not accurate. The Quietcontrol 30 headphones should offer a comparable level of noise cancellation to the previous QC20 model. Although the level of noise cancellation is adjustable on the QC30, they should perform just as well as the QC20."