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>are there any Bluetooth headsets that don't have this issue? Yes. The recently released Bose QC45 headphones do not have this issue. I don’t know what they di
by imposterr 5y ago
>are there any Bluetooth headsets that don't have this issue?
Yes. The recently released Bose QC45 headphones do not have this issue. I don’t know what they did to stop it, but it’s not present.
- Hamuko 5y agoToo bad the reviews I've read about the QC45 have not been too flattering.
- sails 5y agoAny chance you have a summary on the key criticism?
- Hamuko 5y agoI've seen user reviews complain about build quality, UX (like buttons being harder to find by feel and harder to press), buggy app, and active noise cancellation issues compared to the QC35s (static, loud bangs). Apparently they might also work worse in windy conditions than the previous ones.
- sails 5y agoThanks. I have Bose 700 and sad to hear that the QC45 isn't an obvious improvement.
- imposterr 5y agoI actually ended up returning the pair for some of the exact reasons the sibling mentioned. The biggest one for me was how mushy some of the buttons were. It was very difficult to tell if I had pressed the buttons or not. The noise cancelling was alright, but not good enough to be almost 2x as expensive as the 35 II’s. Overall very disappointed in Bose.