Bose Unveils AI-Powered QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds with Adaptive Noise Cancellation

June 12, 2025
Bose Unveils AI-Powered QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds with Adaptive Noise Cancellation
  • On June 12, 2025, Bose unveiled its next-generation QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds, which come equipped with AI-enhanced adaptive noise cancellation.

  • These earbuds are priced at $299 and will be available for pre-order later this summer in Black, White Smoke, and Deep Plum.

  • Key enhancements include an updated AI algorithm that improves noise cancellation and voice pickup, as well as a refined ActiveSense experience in Aware Mode.

  • The second generation promises better voice pickup and call quality, addressing previous criticisms of the first generation.

  • Bose is renowned for its superior sound quality and active noise cancellation, both of which are integral to the QuietComfort Ultra model.

  • Designed for comfort, the earbuds feature multiple ear tip and stability band sizes, making them suitable for extended use during activities like Zoom calls or music listening.

  • A new design element includes an eartip guard to prevent earwax buildup, along with customizable touch controls that can be disabled through the app.

  • The earbuds now support wireless charging natively, a feature that previously required a separate purchase for the first generation.

  • Battery life is impressive, offering six hours with Active Noise Cancellation enabled and four hours with immersive spatial audio.

  • Both generations share features such as Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity and support for Bose Immersive Audio, enhancing the overall listening experience.

  • These earbuds are positioned to compete with popular models like Apple’s AirPods Pro 2 and Sony’s XM5 buds, giving Bose a strong foothold in the market.

  • New AI-powered noise suppression technology targets previous issues with voice pickup in noisy environments, further enhancing usability.

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