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I only installed the Bose app when I was going to be on a plane, as the app allows you to pair multiple Bose headphones to one source. Then you can watch the sa
by Godel_unicode 6y ago
I only installed the Bose app when I was going to be on a plane, as the app allows you to pair multiple Bose headphones to one source. Then you can watch the same movie with someone else.
Edit: Bose also had a nice big opt-out button in the app, and asks during setup.
- Shalle135 6y agoWith the app you can also change the cancellation level, they’re pretty isolated even with the feature powered off entirely but it helps out in some situations.
- bitwize 6y agoMy Boses allow you to set the cancellation level with a button press. It cycles through three options: high, low, and off. Does the app enable more fine-grained control or something? Perhaps per-ear cancellation settings?
- egypturnash 6y agoMy QC35s don't have that button. It's only available in the app, and there is no fine-grained control or anything - just high/low/off.
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- bitwize 6y agoI have QC35s too. Maybe a newer rev?
- bitwize 6y agoApparently so. I have the QC35 II, which has a button on the left ear can. Bose calls it the Action Button, and it's used to summon Alexa/Google Assistant; but if you don't configure it to use an assistant (through the Connect app?) it will cycle through the noise cancellation level settings.