Dell: Bose QC35 II Gaming Headset @ $296.10

LMFAO. Bose does not make gaming headsets, and the QC35 II is the furthest thing from one.

Yeah I didn't know bose made gaming headsets. I tried to use my QC35 for gaming and failed with audio over Bluetooth, but maybe this is better with the desktop controller

Quote from sHockz_atx : LMFAO. Bose does not make gaming headsets, and the QC35 II is the furthest thing from one.

I guess you didn't click the link. It's clearly a gaming headset.

Quote from sjones1980 : I guess you didn't click the link. It's clearly a gaming headset.

Bose doesn't make gaming headsets. This is just marketing. Not to mention, Bose is shit tier for gaming. Can't adjust their pre-canned settings well enough. This is a QC35 II at it's core. Just because you slap a second mic on it doesn't make it a "gaming headset". What was wrong with the original mic? Well, nothing, except piss poor driver support for BT implementation. So these wireless headphones are no longer wireless, when all they had to do was write a basic driver. The QC 35 II is for troglodyte neanderthal iphone buying yuppies riding mass transit trying to look cool....not gamers. Maybe this is the headset of choice for 14 year old girls with daddy's credit card, but no serious gamer. Serious gamers buy Sennheiser, or some Arctis Wireless Pros. If you're going to be wired, just get HyperX cloud flight ii's which would be infinitely more optimized at 1/3 the price.

Are these $199 everywhere couple weeks ago?

Quote from Tazmania99 : Are these $199 everywhere couple weeks ago?

The non-gaming QC35ii were down to 199!

Add the gaming marketing logo and BAMM! worth hundreds more.

Next, they need to toss on some RBG and price it out at 1k!

Quote from sHockz_atx : Bose doesn't make gaming headsets. This is just marketing. Not to mention, Bose is shit tier for gaming. Can't adjust their pre-canned settings well enough. This is a QC35 II at it's core. Just because you slap a second mic on it doesn't make it a "gaming headset". What was wrong with the original mic? Well, nothing, except piss poor driver support for BT implementation. So these wireless headphones are no longer wireless, when all they had to do was write a basic driver. The QC 35 II is for troglodyte neanderthal iphone buying yuppies riding mass transit trying to look cool....not gamers. Maybe this is the headset of choice for 14 year old girls with daddy's credit card, but no serious gamer. Serious gamers buy Sennheiser, or some Arctis Wireless Pros. If you're going to be wired, just get HyperX cloud flight ii's which would be infinitely more optimized at 1/3 the price.

Ah, so you were trolling. Got it.

Same price at amazon now with free returns.