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which is why bose for example only let you configure noise cancelling through the app.
by aragorn9 6y ago
which is why bose for example only let you configure noise cancelling through the app.
- jsmith12673 6y agoThat's news to me. Guess I won't be ditching my QC25's soon/or ever
- kyrra 6y agoI got some Bose 700 this past week. There is still a button on these to adjust noise cancelation.
- oarsinsync 6y agoMy QC35IIs have a button on the side to adjust noise cancelling. No need for an app.
- pureliquidhw 6y agoI think you need the app to switch that to noise cancellation level from digital assistant activation.
- sascha_sl 6y agothe bose 700 has 3 buttons one for on/off, hold to pair, hold long to reset bluetooth one for noise cancellation one for assistant in addition it has the transport controls / battery response touch controls on the right earcup
- pureliquidhw 6y agoI was referring to the parent's QC35II's which has an app configurable button for voice assistant OR noise cancellation adjustments. The newer Bose 700's do have all that you have listed.
- oarsinsync 6y agoI think it's the other way around - I'm reasonably sure it defaults to noise cancellation, and digital assistant is an option. I may also be wrong.
- lozenge 6y agoThe app lets you set the levels the button cycles through, and also set an auto off timer and some other odds and ends.
- wongarsu 6y agoAll features that couldn't be reasonably configured without an app
- sascha_sl 6y agoThere's a button on the Bose 700 to toggle between 10/5/0