Bose QuietComfort SC review by Vladimir Kostek
- Works as advertised
- Aesthetic design
- Easy to use/maintain
- Reliable/Durable
- Worth the money
Title: New Bose QuietComfort - Long Term Review
By: Vladimir Kostek
** The reviewer has been using the Quiet Comfort line for about 20 years, specifically the new Quiet Comfort model for over six months. They find it to be a modest upgrade over the QC 45s, similar to the refresh from the QC 35 to the QC 35 Mark I. The only notable changes in design are the logo and the introduction of two new colors, along with a built-in microphone in the inline remote. The Bose music app now allows for customization of the action button, which is particularly beneficial for users in windy environments. The reviewer appreciates the Wind Block feature, which enhances usability during biking. However, they feel that Bose has been somewhat misleading regarding the upgrades, as many features could have been implemented in previous models through software updates. The sound signature has changed, with more pronounced bass and highs, but the reviewer notes that the active noise cancellation remains excellent. They recommend the new Quiet Comfort for newcomers to noise-canceling headphones but advise existing QC 45 owners that the upgrade may not be necessary.
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