Bose Intros QuietComfort Earbuds II With 'CustomTune' Tech
The Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II truly wireless earbuds are here, and they're smaller, and more powerful. 'CustomTune' tech is used.
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The Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II truly wireless earbuds are here, and they're smaller, and more powerful. 'CustomTune' tech is used.
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Share this article Bose has made the very first hearing aids that won’t require doctor visits. The new device is being billed as SoundControl and it’s been fully FDA-approved. This means you won’t need to get a prescription to buy and use them. The assistive audio uses a technology called “CustomTune” that lets users personalize volume levels, tone, treble and bass in just half an hour. You can amplify subtle noises or accentuate vocal frequencies to better hear the person you’re talking to. There’s even a “Focus” feature that helps you pay attention to specific directions o...
Bose launches SoundControl hearing aids for people with moderate hearing loss Bose launches SoundControl hearing aids for people with moderate hearing loss Bose has officially announced SoundControl hearing aid- the first FDA cleared device which has been developed for adults with perceived mild or moderate hearing loss. advertisement HIGHLIGHTS Bose would start selling the hearing aids on May 18. The hearing aids will be initially available in five American states. Bose has officially announced SoundControl hearing aid- the first FDA cleared device which has been developed for adults wit...
Bose built the first hearing aids that won't require a doctor's visit in the US Engadget 2 days ago Jon Fingas Bose is dipping into hearing aids for the first time, and they promise a big change in how you buy the assistive audio equipment. The company has introduced SoundControl wearables that it says are the first FDA-approved hearing aids sold directly to customers. You don't have to visit a doctor, get a prescription or otherwise talk to an expert to buy and use them. Not surprisingly, the aids take advantage of Bose's experience with personal audio. They center around a...