- Hey guys, Aron here 4 the love of tech,
and I'm bringing you another headphone video again.
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Today I have the Quiet Comfort 35 II Noise Cancellation.
So I guess this is the second round
that Bose has made these headphones.
What drew me to them was the superior sound quality,
the noise cancellation, and, I know it sounds silly
and it's like a built-in gimmick,
but it has the Google Assistant
built into it or Siri, whichever works best for you.
I'm always on the quest for better headphones,
I'm always trying to up my headphone game.
I went down the path of Beats by Dre,
fell into that rabbit hole, disappointed several times,
and not in the sound quality.
But in the build quality of the actual headphones.
Bose is a leader within the headphone industry.
Within the whole sound and entertainment industry.
When you hear Bose, you think high end.
You think high quality.
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But are they worth the money?
That's the question.
Just based on picking them up and holding them,
I'm going to tell you, right?
They feel heavy.
The little spring action here, it feels good.
It's made well, but it's not aggressively strong to
where it's going to hurt my head.
The Sennheisers I had, it felt
aggressively strong on my head.
I felt like they were clamping my ears.
And I was only able to use them on one plane ride.
So I put them away and I said, I gotta return these.
My head's just too big.
So I was okay with that.
And my quest for top tier, quality headphones continues.
Which lead my here today.
Bose has their own little app as you can see here.
I'm going to go ahead and get all this stuff set up here.
Hopefully it came with a little bit of juice
and we're able to dive right in.
So let's go ahead and look at the box again
because the instructions were on the inside of the box
so the quick start guide right when you open
up the box, boom, that's how you set it up.
I like that, big thumbs up, Bose.
They didn't give me a whole bunch of extra stuff
that I'm just going to throw away and never look at again.
So we push over the button right over there, boom.
Button!
It says it's ready and it's pairing.
They came right up, it's like, hey Aron you have an option.
So you just drag down to activate it,
and then it's like, bloop bloop bloop bloop!
Here you go, I wanted to show you
the finish setting up of it.
So you name it, you try it on,
it tells you about the extra features.
But up here, my Google Assistant wants me to set this up.
And this I've never done before, but it looks like
this is made to work with my assistant.
Have your assistant read your notifications to you.
Okay, so I can actually pick what
notifications I want read to me.
This is pretty cool, this is new.
This is not something we see every day.
So we're going to go ahead
and flip on a little bit of music.
Hear what it sounds like.
And I'm going to tell you, I'm not seeing
a clear-cut definitive right or left on these,
which kinda makes me feel good.
'Cause it's like, hey, you wear these
however they fit best on your head.
All right, let's hit this and see what it sounds like.
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That felt enjoyable.
It literally felt like music to my ears.
Yeah, music to my ears?
It felt really good, it sounded phenomenal.
Let's try to activate the Google Assistant.
So I hit the button, it's telling me
I don't have notifications, do not disturb is turned on.
Let me push and hold and see what happens.
Turn on music.
It's playing music!
Turn the studio lights to green.
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It worked!
I hit a button, I tell it to do something
in the Assistant, and it turned my lights to green.
It's probably safe to assume it's going to do
all the other cool things that my Google Assistant does.
Big, giant thumbs up, Bose.
You did a good job, I am loving the build quality of this.
There is no clear-cut right or left on these.
And I know I keep going back to it.
But it's different, it's unique.
Oh.
So the right and left is on the inside.
That makes me feel better, because
I didn't like not having a right and left.
I felt like I was being left to make a decision for myself.
You know we're so programmed to
letting brands make our decisions for us.
Anyways, I haven't had a chance to give these
a proper review, as this is just kind of
a first reaction, unboxing type of video.
I'm extremely eager to put these into action,
to actually use them.
My sole reason for buying them is to use them
to do my live streaming.
I'm always on the mission for new, better
upgraded headphones that don't cost 500, 600 bucks.
Because the real good ones are so expensive.
It's out of your price range, it's out of my price range.
These are, like, maxing out my price range
when it comes to headphones.
I can't remember exactly how much they were,
but I'll look it up and I will put the price right here.
Cha ching!
I think that's about it.
We're going to dig into these a little bit more
and get a little bit more of a review.
But I want to see, is there a giant difference
between the quality of these and my Sonys?
That is my big concern.
When you spend extra money, are you getting extra quality?
That's what I want to find out.
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and tell me, do you think these are worth the money?
In your experience?
Is Bose worth the high end money that it demands?
Or are they just overpriced junk?
Or, if you have no experience with this,
tell me what your favorite set of
over the ear noise cancellation headphones are.
For the love of tech, go in your drawers,
go in your closet, go under your parents bed,
pull out those old electronics,
dust them off, shine them off, give them to someone,
put a smile on someone's face.
And for the love of tech, namaste.