The Bose QuiteComfort 35 II was unveiled last month as the world's first headphone with built-in support for Google Assistant.
Now the company has launched Bose QC35 II headphone in India for Rs. 29,363. It is now available for purchase in Black or Silver color from Amazon India, Bose retail stores, BoseIndia.com and authorized Bose dealers.
The Bose QC35 II headphone features a dedicated Action button on the back of the left earcup that you can use to trigger Google Assistant.
However, first you need to connect the headphone to your Android or iPhone device via Bluetooth, open Google Assistant app, and follow the instruction. From there, just push and hold the headphone's action button, and start giving voice commands to Google Assistant.
You can ask Google Assistant to make a call, get notifications about events, add an appointment to Google Calendar, check sports scores, get flight information, and more.
The headphones also offer active noise cancelling feature, and promises up to 20 hours of battery life. The Action button can be remapped to toggle different ANC settings such as high (to keep it on), low (turn it down) or off (disable it completely) using the Bose connect app.
Google Assistant is making its way into more products and for the first time on headphones. Bose has launched the first headphone with built-in support for Google Assistant. Dubbed Bose QC 35 II , the headphones have a dedicated Action button on the back of the left earcup that you can use to trigger Google Assistant.
However, you need to connect the headphone to your Android or iPhone device via Bluetooth, open Google Assistant app, and follow the instruction. From there, just push and hold the headphone's action button, and start giving voice commands to Google Assistant.
You can ask Google Assistant to call friends, play music or news, read messages and calendar events and more. Google says Assistant on the QC 35 II will be available in the U.S., Australia, Canada, Germany, France and the U.K.
The headphones also offer active noise cancelling feature, and promises up to 20 hours of battery life. The Action button can be remapped to toggle different ANC settings such as high (to keep it on), low (turn it down) or off (disable it completely) using the Bose connect app.
The Bose QC 35 II has been priced at $349.95 (Rs. 23,000) and is now available for purchase in the U.S in Black and Silver color.
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Bose is launching two new SoundLink lines Bluetooth speakers in India dubbed Soundlink Revolve and Soundlink Revolve+. Both speakers promises to deliver true omnidirectional sound performance and come in an aluminum enclosure with flexible fabric handle (SoundLink Revolve only) making it easy to carry around.
The speakers sport a cylindrical shape and offers 360-degree sound, and features IPX4 rating for splash resistance to withstand spills, rain, and pool splashes. They are also rugged and able to survive dings, drops and bumps. The SoundLink Revolve measures 6 x 3.25-inch and weighs 600g, while the Revolve+ has a slightly bigger footprint measuring 7.25 x 4-inch, and weighs 900g.
They can connect to supported smartphone through Bluetooth as well as NFC, along with auxilary port to connect to non-Bluetooth devices.
They also include integrated microphone, which can be used to take calls or give voice commands to Siri and Google assistant right from the speaker to perform actions. They also have a party-mode playback feature which can output music from two connected speakers simultaneously.
You will get 12 hours of battery life with the Revolve, and up to 16-hours battery life with Revolve+.
The Bose SoundLink Revolve and SoundLink Revolve+ has been priced at Rs. 19,990 and Rs. 24,500 respectively. They will be available from Amazon India, Bose stores and authorized Bose dealers across the country starting May 26 in Triple Black and Lux Grey colors.
