Introduction:

Not to be confused with the theBoseSoundLink® around-ear wireless headphones- observance headphones, released in 2014, the Bose SoundLink On- observance Wireless were released at the end of 2017. Like their precursor, the observance mugs echo the shape of Adam Sandler’s tone-described egghead, while retaining a noncommittal, hand Bose aesthetic.

Music makes you feel free. Cables shouldn’t get in the way of that. SoundLink wireless headphones are finagled for exceptional sound, which stays harmonious at any volume thanks to a combination of exclusive technologies and a comfortable fit, you can witness wireless freedom. And uncompromised performance.

Nothing between you and your music:

still, stay until you hear ours, If you didn’t suppose wireless headphones could sound as good as wired. Get deep, immersive sound and seamlessly switch between two Bluetooth ® biases without missing a beat of your music and multi-function controls on the right earcup mean you don’t have to reach for your device to change volume or tracks. And for NFC- enabled phones, just tap the device to the side of the right earcup for quick and easy pairing.

* These are headphones finagled to deliver a better wireless experience — because nothing should come between you and your music.

* The NFC function in iPhone6/6 Plus or7/7 Plus only enables Apple pay functionality. It doesn’t grease pairing. Please use pairing instructions for phones that aren’t NFC enabled

In the box
Included particulars

SoundLink wireless headphones II
USB charging cables
Provisory audio cables
Carry case
Wireless freedom meets best-in-class sound.
Freedom. Convenience. The big advantages of wireless headphones. But Bose gives you a better wireless experience each around. Deep, immersive sound at any volume. Clearer calls at both ends of the communication. flawless switching between two connected Bluetooth biases, so you’ll noway miss a call or that movie you’re watching. Once you hear them, we suppose you’ll agree they’re the best-sounding wireless headphones you’ll find anywhere. video

Deep, immersive sound for music from exclusive technology
Clear, natural sound at both ends of a call, indeed in windy or noisy surroundings
Switch Fluently between two connected Bluetooth biases (e.g., smartphone and tablet)
Up to 15 hours of playtime with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Lighter and more comfortable than similar wireless headphones

Unequaled sound:

A combination of TriPort technology and Active EQ delivers sound that’s crisp and strong at any volume, so you can be truly moved by your music as you move with it.

Clearer calls:

An advanced microphone system provides clear calls indeed in windy or noisy surroundings, while an enhanced sidetone makes your voice sound clearer at the other end, too.

flawless switching:

Stay connected to and fluently switch between two Bluetooth biases at a time. So, if you’re watching a movie on your iPad and a call comes in on your iPhone, the headphones will break the videotape and answer the call. End the call, the movie resumes

What it’s like to use:

With only a couple of bitsy features to separate them– and the sticks indeed have the same S3L46N model number— the Fire television and Fire television Lite conducted nearly identically in my tests. Both offer a healthy complement of features, tightly integrated voice commands, and relative speedy response times.

Using the Fire TV Stick remote is easy, and Alexa quests with the microphone button were more responsive and applicable than using the Echo as a go-between. In discrepancy, Roku may not have the same robust voice capabilities, but textbook quests via the Roku remote are generally more targeted toward free or included programs rather than simply.