Bose Launches Three New Products Overhauling Its Entire Headphones and Earbuds Lineup

Bose is releasing three new products with a massive change in its approach from its traditional listing. It was noted that the devices come with a nimbler future for the company as its devices come with a faster clip.

Bose Releases Three Different Products that Are Expected to Replace the Previous

According to the story by The Verge, the recent announcements reveal the QuietComfort Ultra Headphones along with two other devices. These devices include the QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds as well as the QuietComfort Headphones.

It was noted that the QuietComfort Ultra Headphones are priced at $429 while the QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds are priced at $299. The last product is the QuietComfort Headphones which is priced at $349.

The report noted that every one of the new devices replaced the previous hardware in Bose's portfolio. The article by The Verge notes that it isn't surprising when it comes to the earbuds since their predecessors, which are expensive, are around just a year old.

CEO Linda Snyder and CPO Raza Haider Describe the New Devices as Coming with Important Improvements

The article also noted that through speaking to media in Brooklyn, CEO Lila Snyder as well as Raza Haider, the chief product officer, the upcoming devices would come with important improvements for those that don't want to wait.

It was also revealed that Bose is trying to embrace the brand that consumers know while also trying to change what sounds well and what doesn't sound correct. This means replacing the previous Noise Cancelling Headphones 700.

The products are also pushing toward spatial audio, which is basically what Bose labels its "Immersive Audio" feature. It was noted that the Bose comes with Dolby Atmos while also using the studio's own stereo tracks with optional head tracking.

The Device Comes with a Feature that Allows for 'Still' Mode to be Used with Immersive Audio

It was also noted that the QuietComfort Ultra Headphones and Earbuds come with an inertial measurement unit sensor that reportedly shows the user's head movements. This is something users can activate even when they are in "still" mode for Immersive Audio.

The article also revealed that the new product's new "motion" mode will ensure that the music remains anchored in front of the users on the go. The first product is the QuietComfort Ultra Headphones which is expected to replace the Noise Cancelling Headphones 700.

The Three New Devices Replace Three Older Models

This first device, the QuietComfort Ultra Headphones, will cost $429 and will be available sometime in early October. This particular product would improve the design of the NCH700 which comes with a premium feel and minimal seams on top of its sleek looks.

The second device, the QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds, replaces the QuietComfort Earbuds II and will reportedly cost $299 and launch in early October. The product would also come with ANC and better sound quality.

The third device, the QuietComfort Headphones, will be replacing the QuietComfort 45 headphones, which is expected to be released on September 21 for $329. The device will come with up to 24 hours battery life as well as multipoint pairing support.