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Bose QC Ultra Edges Galaxy Buds 4 Pro in Tom's Guide Head-to-Head
technology1 month ago

Bose QC Ultra Edges Galaxy Buds 4 Pro in Tom's Guide Head-to-Head

Tom's Guide pits Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro against Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds Gen 2 in a close comparison. Bose dominates the key areas of sound quality and active noise cancellation, while Samsung leads in battery life and some flagship features. Overall, Bose is favored, especially for iPhone users, making it the stronger all-around pick in this head-to-head.

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones Drop 35% in Amazon Sale
technology1 month ago

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones Drop 35% in Amazon Sale

Bose’s flagship QuietComfort Ultra headphones, acclaimed for sound and noise canceling, are on a 35% discount at Amazon, dropping from $429 to $278.99 for the Deep Plum color. The headphones feature spatial audio, CustomTune noise reduction, three modes (Quiet, Aware, Immersive), a 24-hour battery, and a comfortable, durable build, with strong editor praise and recommendations for wireless headphones in 2026.

Bose and Sony Headphones Offer Record-Low Black Friday Prices
technology4 months ago

Bose and Sony Headphones Offer Record-Low Black Friday Prices

Bose has significantly discounted its second-generation QuietComfort Ultra earbuds to $216 during Black Friday, making high-end noise-canceling earbuds more accessible. These earbuds feature personalized sound calibration, advanced adaptive noise cancellation, immersive spatial audio, and a durable IPX4 water resistance, competing strongly with Apple AirPods Pro 3 and Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro at a much lower price.

Bose SoundTouch Systems Lose Smart Features
technology6 months ago

Bose SoundTouch Systems Lose Smart Features

Bose announced that it will stop supporting its SoundTouch Wi-Fi speakers and soundbars from February 18, 2026, rendering cloud-based features and the app non-functional, while continuing basic audio playback via AUX, HDMI, and Bluetooth. Customers can trade in their devices for up to $200, but the move marks the end of support for a product line introduced in 2013, citing technological obsolescence.