Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds (2nd gen) review: Still a noise-canceling powerhouse https://t.co/SEodJ0NULI
My favorite Bose earbuds just got a sequel, and they have one critical upgrade. https://t.co/HllDeGK7ri
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds (2nd Gen) review: My new go-to headphones for traveling https://t.co/g81sOyrny3
Bose has opened pre-orders for its second-generation QuietComfort Ultra earbuds, keeping the price at $299 ahead of a 10 September retail launch. The new model retains the bulkier design of the 2023 originals but adds several refinements aimed at frequent travellers and commuters. Key changes include stronger active noise-cancellation driven by an updated algorithm, an AI-based SpeechClarity system that uses eight microphones to isolate the wearer’s voice on calls, and a charging case that now supports wireless pads without an add-on cover. Battery life remains at up to six hours—four with Bose’s Immersive Audio spatial mode engaged—while audio tuning has been tweaked for deeper bass and smoother high frequencies. Early reviews from Engadget, Mashable and other tech outlets describe the earbuds as incremental but meaningful upgrades that extend Bose’s lead in noise-cancelling performance. Owners of the 2023 model may see limited reasons to switch, but the company is targeting users of older devices and first-time buyers seeking top-tier ANC in a compact form factor.
