- How does it compare with the Bose QuietComfort Ultra?
- The Ultra adds spatial audio and Bose's newest noise-cancelling tuning. These headphones keep the core comfort and ANC without those extras, so choose the Ultra only if immersive audio matters to you.
- Is the noise cancelling good enough for flights?
- Yes. Owners report it handles engine roar and cabin noise well. It is strongest on low, steady sounds and less effective on sudden voices.
- Can I use it wired?
- It supports a wired connection through its audio cable, so you can listen with the battery drained. Check the box contents, since the cable may depend on the bundle.
- How long does the battery last?
- Bose rates it for roughly a full day of listening with ANC on, and longer with it off. Real-world use depends on volume and ANC level.
- Does it work for calls and video meetings?
- Yes. The built-in microphones handle calls and the headphones pair as a headset. Voice pickup is clear in quiet rooms and weaker in wind.
- Is it good for glasses wearers?
- The soft cushions seal around most frames without heavy pressure. Some users still notice a small gap that lets in a little noise.
- Where is the Bose BO8843671702 cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $708.00, as of our latest check.