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I'd especially love this when working remotely at cafes/busy shared spaces. Being able to tune in and hear someone better if they're in front of me or speaking
by navs 9y ago
I'd especially love this when working remotely at cafes/busy shared spaces. Being able to tune in and hear someone better if they're in front of me or speaking directly at me or blocking out background noise.
- dogma1138 9y agoThese work quite well: https://www.bose.com/en_us/products/headphones/conversation_enhancing_headphones/hearphones.html https://www.bose.com/en_us/products/headphones/conversation_... I’ve tested them in demonstration environments only but they seemed to be close enough to real world cases to me.
- mgkimsal 9y agowould be interested in reading someone's experience comparing these against the bose qc20. i love my qc20 right now. They reduce a lot of background noise, but I can still hear people talking (slightly reduced, but still can hear a conversation). Is this product mostly just a rebranding of the qc20 noise cancelling tech, or is it a different experience?
- dogma1138 9y agoI don't have the QC20 I use QC35 now, and I have been using Bose NC headphones since the QuietComfort 2 came out like 15 years ago. I never used any of the Bose QC in earones but the "hearphones" are nothing like any of the Bose headphones I ever used even the older ones with a much higher (subjectively better) direct voice / talk frequency and amplitude range crossover than the current ones. It's more or less the same technology ofc but the profile of the microphone or at least the tunning / post processing they do is completely different.