
Leaked renders show Bose’s expected QuietComfort (2nd Gen) headphones with redesigned oval earcups, a wider padded headband and flatter outer covers. The images, shared by HotEUDeals with OnLeaks, suggest six colour options:…
Leaked renders show Bose’s expected QuietComfort (2nd Gen) headphones with redesigned oval earcups, a wider padded headband and flatter outer covers. The images, shared by HotEUDeals with OnLeaks, suggest six colour options: Black, DewDrop Mint, Eucalyptus Green, Hazelnut Taupe, Rosewood Mauve and White Smoke.
The headphones may retain physical controls, fold flat into a case and use three microphones in each earcup for active noise cancellation. GSM Arena reports claims of improved noise cancellation, new listening modes and lossless audio through USB Type-C. A Dealabs report puts the possible price at $359, €350 or £300, with a launch as early as next week. Bose has not confirmed the details.
Product leaks often turn cosmetic changes into claims of a major upgrade, while sceptics may dismiss the new model as a pricier repaint. Neither view is established yet. The reported USB Type-C lossless audio and noise-cancellation changes matter more than six finishes, but their value will depend on compatibility, battery life and real-world testing. Bose’s launch price and independent audio reviews will settle whether this is a meaningful successor or simply a refreshed shell.
Source: gsmarena.com
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