Bose via eBay has Bose QuietComfort II Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds (Certified Refurbished, Triple Black) for $119. Shipping is free.
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The item is in a pristine, like-new condition. It has been professionally inspected, cleaned, and restored by the manufacturer. The item will be in new packaging with original or new accessories.
This item has a 2-year warranty serviced by Allstate.
Official Bose via eBay has reduced the price from $149 to new all time low $119 for Certified Refurbished Bose QuietComfort II Earbuds.
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The ANC on these blow away AirPods Pro 2, having both. It's not even close. That said, nothing compares to the auto switching on the Apple buds.
You'll need to purchase a bluetooth transmitter to connect the two. Search "airplane jack to bluetooth" or "bluetooth transmitter" and these should work
Let's say you eat dinner at a restaurant. You put the spoon in your mouth and say wow this is good. Are you aware that spoon has been in so many mouths already? 😊
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But on a serious note, I bought these QC II earbuds when it first came out and Best Buy was price matching Verizon's price mistake. I think I got these for $120 brand new. Had to return once already once and get a new replacement because only one earbud will work (usually left side) and the right side has no sound. Bose replaced it about 9 months ago but still having this issue once in a while. Sound quality is good but I still like the sound quality from the prior version. If the price goes down to $99, I will probably buy a second pair so that I can use it at the office.
I'm not too big of a fan on NC headphones but i do have the bose QC full size headphones which i take on long trips. They have come quite useful especially when you have a seat next to a crying kid. but most airplane have a direct connection no bluetooth. So how do i use these on a plane
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12-01-2023 at 01:19 PM.
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I'm not too big of a fan on NC headphones but i do have the bose QC full size headphones which i take on long trips. They have come quite useful especially when you have a seat next to a crying kid. but most airplane have a direct connection no bluetooth. So how do i use these on a plane
You'll need to purchase a bluetooth transmitter to connect the two. Search "airplane jack to bluetooth" or "bluetooth transmitter" and these should work
I'm not too big of a fan on NC headphones but i do have the bose QC full size headphones which i take on long trips. They have come quite useful especially when you have a seat next to a crying kid. but most airplane have a direct connection no bluetooth. So how do i use these on a plane
That's why I usually carry my full size headphones on the plane, there's no other way to do it AFAIK. Also the noise cancelling is always better for me on my full size QC headphones than earbuds.
I have the previous gen of these and they're so comically huge (both the earbuds and the case), this will be a nice upgrade.
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Bose refurb is basically new.
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I have the previous gen of these and they're so comically huge (both the earbuds and the case), this will be a nice upgrade.