Audio company Bose introduces the new QuietComfort Earbuds II that boasts elevated tech features for a streamlined listening experience. The design has an all-new profile that has a third smaller bud size than the first generation and has a sized-down charging case.
It also allows owners to add a touch of personalization the Fit Kit has a two-piece system with different stability bands and ear tips that are able to mix and matched. Additional features include the new CustomTune calibration that is introduced as it works in-ears whereby when the buds are put on. The microphone also measures the acoustic response with each ear canal in order to automatically tailor the ANC and audio performance within half a second.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Personalized Audio Wearables
- There is potential for innovation in the audio wearables industry to offer personalized earbuds and headphones with customizable fits and features.
- Automated Audio Calibration
- There is potential for innovation in the audio industry to introduce automated calibration features that adjust audio performance based on each user's unique ear canal fit and acoustic response.
- Simplified Audio Wearable Design
- There is potential for innovation in the audio wearables industry to create smaller, more streamlined earbud and headphone designs that prioritize portability and ease of use.
Who This Affects Most
- Audio Wearables Industry
- Companies in the audio wearables industry can innovate by offering personalized earbuds and headphones with customizable fits and features.
- Consumer Electronics Industry
- Companies in the consumer electronics industry can innovate by introducing automated calibration features that adjust audio performance based on each user's unique ear canal fit and acoustic response.
- Wireless Technology Industry
- Companies in the wireless technology industry can innovate by creating smaller, more streamlined earbud and headphone designs that prioritize portability and ease of use.
