"Bose has announced a second-generation version of its QuietComfort Ultra wireless headphones it first introduced nearly two years ago. The name is the same, but the new Ultra finally adds support for listening to lossless audio over a USB-C cable, while still carrying forward the 2.5-millimeter analog headphone jack for those who don't always want to go wireless. Available for preorder starting today through Bose's online store, the second-generation QuietComfort Ultra is priced at $449 - a small price bump over the $429 originals."
"Battery life has been increased to up to 30 hours with active noise cancelling, with an improved Aware Mode that's better at automatically boosting the ANC to filter out sudden loud noises like a passing bus. That will drop to up to 23 hours of continuous use with head-tracking Immersive Audio turned on, but Bose will now let you push the Ultra's battery life to up to 45 hours by completely turning ANC off in the mobile app."
Bose's second-generation QuietComfort Ultra headphones add lossless audio support over a USB-C cable while keeping the 2.5-millimeter analog headphone jack. Battery life increases to up to 30 hours with active noise cancelling and can reach up to 45 hours with ANC off via the mobile app; head-tracking Immersive Audio reduces continuous runtime to about 23 hours. A new Cinema Mode spatializes sound to widen the sound stage and clarify dialogue, recommended for podcasts and audiobooks. Aware Mode now better detects and filters sudden loud noises, bass performance improves at higher volumes, and ANC background noise is reduced in quieter settings.
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