Bose's new QuietComfort 45 headphones provide better active noise reduction

In July this year, we heard for the first time Bose's new noise reduction headset, the Bose QuietComfort 45. The FCC certification list of headphones gives us a good idea of their design and highlights some features. We found the headphone in another leak earlier this month, which revealed more details about its features and pricing. Bose has finally announced QC45 headphones, which are all described by the leak.

Although the new Bose QuietComfort 45 (or QC45) headphones look a lot like the old QC35 II, they have some new features. This headset provides improved noise cancellation (through The Verge), a new transparent mode called "perceptual mode" that helps you hear sounds from your surroundings, improved call performance and longer battery life.

Bose claims that the noise reduction performance of the new QC45 is significantly better than that of the QC35 II, especially in the intermediate frequency, making it an excellent choice for commuters. However, unlike the higher-quality Bose 700s, QC45 offers only two noise reduction modes-silence and perception. The headset also has better microphone performance, thanks to a beam array that helps isolate voice during calls and a rejection array that eliminates distracting sounds nearby. In addition, Bose QC45 provides multipoint pairing support for both connections.

As mentioned earlier, Bose QC45s also offers longer battery life than older models. Bose claims that headphones can be used for up to 24 hours on a single charge. The headset also provides fast charging support, which can increase the playback time by three hours after 15 minutes of charging.

Bose QC45 headphones can be ordered on the company's website. The headphones, which will go on sale in the United States on September 23, are available in two colors-black and white smoke-for $329. You can book your headset immediately through the link below.