Bose Bluetooth Headphones Pairing Mode Soundsport

We are using this subwoofer with the Bose Ultra Smart soundbar. Pairing the subwoofer through bluetooth was all but effortless. The Bose Base Module 500 offers a very clear and articulate base for a moderately large living room without being over powering or annoying neighbors in a Manhattan brownstone.

I had products such as bose soundsport free and tried b&o beo play 2.0 but this is by far the best when it comes to built and sound quality. The bose and b&o are fairly at about the same when it comes to sound but mw7 exceeded in both aspects. The clarity and details of the sound is so crisp and clear.

I picked the bundled SoundLink Flex bluetooth speaker for a few reasons: 1-value buying as a pair 2-party mode feature allowing my music to travel in multiple rooms or Indoor-Outdoor keeping the mood going 3- water resistant for peace of mind out by the pool 4-Bose sound quality 5-sleek design 6-portable allowing for easy moving while playing 7-Bose long-lasting quality I use the speakers mostly for get-togethers, pool time, and in the kitchen while cooking. Pairing is easy, but I have had to look up the instructions a couple of times when I haven't used party mode in a while but that's just my bad memory. I've always been able to get it working. I feel confident these will last me a long time. My old portable bluetooth Bose speaker has been working for about 10 years and has been used inside, outside, garage, beach, vacations, etc. My husband claimed the old Bose as his and my JBL speaker died so I bought these SoundLink Flex as my replacement. I highly recommend Bose in general and these SoundLink Flex.

The design and features of the QuietComfort Ultra headphones are an improvement from the previous models. These headphones are modern, sleek, and aesthetically pleasing. The headphones are lightweight and portable, so it's comfortable to wear for long periods of time. As a graduate student, I rely on the noise cancellation feature of my headphones so I can study in any environment. I mainly use the Quiet mode when I am in loud environments like a coffee shop, but I am able to navigate to the other two modes with ease when needed. I especially enjoy the immersive audio mode when I am listening to music or watching videos/movies on my phone or laptop. It truly has a long lasting battery life compared to the QC 35 or 45. With the Bose Music app, pairing the headphones with devices and making adjustments is easy. The call quality is quite clear with no voice distortions. The only thing I had to get used to was swiping along the volume strip to control the volume as there is no physical button like the previous models. Based on the design, sound quality, functionality, and features of the Ultra headphones, I would highly recommend this pair of Bose headphones.

Like most people, certain events call for certain genres of music. I love R&B-Soul when I’m a date night but I’ll take the Classic Rock/Rap music when I’m tossing the weights around in the gym. The clarity and feedback that I receive in sound from these headphones are astoundingly good. I literally feel like I’m in my own world once I put these on and go into immersion mode. The music is trapped within my ears and with still/motion mode, I can dictate whether the sound travel to the pace of my movements. Going from Aware mode to Quiet mode is like turning any and all distractions off. Not a peep, even from the loud train that zooms by my apartment complex on the daily. The sleekness, aluminum design, comfort, is all a bonus to the Ultra’s performance. I love the bold black and white creamed colors and I only expect Bose to release more colors in the near future. Aesthetics give it a nice blend of both the Quiet Comfort and Bose 700 headphones. I am extremely impressed with the stability and comfort as I go through high intensity, functional based exercises. For any athlete looking to perform their absolute best without worrying of their headphones falling off or the ear cusps moving around, I guarantee that problem is officially solved. I can take a sledgehammer to a tire, jump on 50 in vertical boxes, do high intensity agility runs, all without disrupting any bit of sound. Overall, if perfection had an image in the dictionary, i am almost sure these would be the main image!

I recently bought a pair of Soundsport wireless headphones for the gym, and I like them. The medium sized tips worked, but were a little loose, so I tried the large and they fit perfectly. Love the sound.

I bought the Bose QC35 wireless headphones and could not connect to my older Mac Pro. Turns out the Bose QC35 required Bluetooth 4.x, and the Mac Pro has Bluetooth 2.1. So I bought this adapter and it worked like a charm. I can now connect to my iPhone 6S and switch to the Mac Pro easily.

This is great for getting headphones out of the way. I have a large pair of bluetooth Bose headphones I use for work calls, but use speakers for music. This keeps them from taking up any desk space when I'm not on a call.

Really wish they could connect to both phone and laptop via Bluetooth at same time like Bose headphones so that I can listen to meetings/music on computer but take a phone call when needed. But all in all, great product

Bought my QCUltra a week or so ago because my Bose Earphones of 20+ years broke and was unrepairable (sadness). When I first received the new QCUltra headphones I was a wee bit upset because I was not used to the new, modern, options available. I called Bose, the lady I spoke with walked me through the setup (I hate reading directions-it's a male thing) and WOW... I LOVE my new QCUltra headphones. The sound is terrific. The battery (I guess it's a battery) holds a long, long charge. I use my QCUltra connected to my Bose speakers (wired) because neither my PC nor Speakers are equipped for Bluetooth (both are what I would call "pre-Bluetooth"). That's OK for now; but when I finally decide to get a new PC it will certainly be with Bluetooth. What more can I say? BOSE QCUltra headphones are the best.