At this point, I can’t imagine a single person surprised when Apple Announces the iPhone 7/Plus when they do not include port headphone 3.5 mm. And it is that there have already been many rumors, manufacturers of accessories and even comments from people who are dedicated to the world of sound that suggest that the time for change has come. The last to do so was mark Bose and he did so by launching the QuietComfort 35, some Wirelessheadphones.
The QuietComfort 35, available for €379,95, are virtually the same as the previous model, headphones that were already very good but they had what for some would be the handicap of the cables, and say that “for some” because others think that sound always will travel better over a physical path that flying through the air. How you can be otherwise in a few quality headset as the factory Bose, the QC35 also include noise-cancelingtechnology.
QuietComfort 35, very good, beautiful, but not so cheap
According to Bose, the QC35 have 20 hours, which is not bad, but it is more or less the same autonomy that other wireless headphones offer quality. In any case, are two hours more than what they promise the Parrot Zik, at least in its second version.
When they started rumors that claimed that Apple would not include the port from 7 iPhone 3.5 mm headphone, I remember reading an article of opinion claiming that it was a positive step, since that would require headphones manufacturers to improve their products and also the connections, not to mention that I can finally enjoy the digital sound and set aside a connector that was born in the 19th century. It remains to be seen if it meets all that and what I think is most important, if Apple decides to use the USB-C.
It may be coincidence, but many say that coincidence does not exist and you Bose has released these headphones three months prior to the presentation of an iPhone which almost certainly that you will not use 3.5 mm port does more than add more wood to the fire.
