There are more and more true wireless earphones on the market, and many people are also pursuing active noise cancellation. However, everyone’s ear canal condition and sensitivity to sound are different. So, is the noise reduction effect of the earphones appropriate? Will it cause a stuffy feeling? These factors will all affect the user’s experience. Bose’s newly launched QuietComfort Earbuds II, with their own intelligent earphone sound field tuning technology CustomTune as a selling point, provide users with a truly personalized noise reduction experience.
What is CustomTune? When users put on their headphones, they will hear a unique sound. At this time, the built-in microphone in the headphones will collect data on the sound reflected in the ear canal. Based on each person’s unique ear canal structure, it calculates the most suitable sound quality and noise cancellation settings. All adjustments are completed in less than half a second. After calibration, not only does the music performance become more detailed, but the noise cancellation performance also significantly improves. Previously difficult-to-eliminate noises such as close-range voices or children crying on the bus slowly fade away before the user even realizes it. At the same time, the system will instantly sense changes in the surrounding noise environment and constantly maintain noise cancellation performance.
In addition, the newly designed Fit Kit earbuds also enhance the noise-canceling ability of the headphones. To ensure a high level of fit between the headphones and the ears, the earbuds have changed from a traditional one-piece design to replaceable umbrella-shaped silicone earbuds and stabilizing rings. There are 3 sizes to choose from for both the earbuds and stabilizing rings, allowing for free combinations between different sizes. Even users with slight differences between their left and right ears can find the most suitable combination to ensure a secure and snug fit when wearing.
And the Bose Music App has also added a headphone wearing test function, where the system plays special sound effects to test whether there is any sound leakage from the headphones, ensuring the performance of sound quality and noise cancellation.
