Bose quietly launched QuietComfort SE wireless noise reduction headphones, lasting for 24 hours.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 14 (Xinhua)-- although Bose hasn't officially announced yet, the company is preparing to release its new QuietComfort SE headset.

According to WinFuture, several retailers have provided a detailed list of the new QuietComfort SE wireless headphones, and even out-of-the-box videos have appeared online. From the picture, it looks like QC SE will look very similar to last year's QC 45. However, according to the product description, QC SE will use better lightweight materials. In addition, the headset will provide 24-hour wireless listening life, and 15 minutes of charging will provide up to 3 hours of playing time.

CTOnews.com learned that the QC SE supports noise reduction, a wireless connection range of 30 feet, USB-C charging lines, 2.5mm to 3.5mm audio cables, and Bluetooth 5.1mm.

It is not entirely clear how different the QC SE is from the previous generation. If the information is true, then the QC SE weighs about the same as the QC 45, 8.5oz (about 240.55 grams), provides noise reduction, and supports Bose music companion apps with built-in equalizers. One difference, however, is that the QC SE will have a soft carry case, while the QC 45 will use a stronger material.

If there is not much difference between the two headphones, the price of the QC SE should be about the same as that of the QC 45, which costs 2299 yuan.