Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II

Bose has updated and upgraded the world´s most effective noise cancelling earbuds. Smaller, lighter and smarter, the all-new Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II now come with a smaller housing and a two-piece eartip system for a more comfortable, secure fit. They continue to offer their class-leading noise cancellation technology, but now also include a CustomTune sound calibration technology that can customize audio and noise cancellation performance based on the unique properties of your ear in less than a second. They can run up to six hours per charge, with an extra three charges available via the charging case.

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