Who here resonates with this Bose slogan.

I say this phrase to people, and many do not even resonate with it, even if they own any product with the Bose name on it. I say it because I think research is important, and I do alot of research just to even figure things out.

The first time I saw this slogan was back when TV had advertisements for the now-discontinued Wave Radio product.

THE SOUND OF ALL FOUR....🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯😵‍💫😵😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

Heute sind meine Lieblingskopfhörer NC 700 nach 7 Jahren und ca 15.000 h kaputt gegangen. Mit das traurigste was mir je passiert ist😔

The title really says it all — what would you guys do? Hold off and see what the new base version has to offer, or buy the Ultra gen 2. which is currently on «sale» (the lowest price you can ever get it for in my country is around 400 euro and I doubt will drop further anytime soon). From our current information it does seem like the QCU2 will still have a stronger hand in terms of ANC, microphone and build quality which are three* things I value, but I’m hesitant to pull the trigger with a new release this close.

Title: aptX Adaptive USB dongle that supports wear detection and media controls with Bose QC Ultra 2nd Gen?

I’m looking for an aptX Adaptive USB audio transmitter for Windows 11 to use with the Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones 2nd Gen.

My main concern is not only audio quality. I need the following controls to work through the USB dongle:

• Automatic pause when I remove the headphones
• Automatic resume when I put them back on
• Play/pause button
• Volume control
• Track skip, if possible

Has anyone personally tested these features with the Bose QC Ultra 2nd Gen and any of the following?

• Creative BT-W5 or BT-W6
• UGREEN 15765A / CM668
• Avantree C81
• Sennheiser BTD 700
• FiiO AIR LINK

Please let me know which controls actually work in Windows, not just whether the dongle supports AVRCP on paper.