The range of high-end headphones of this manufacturer is renewed with the new Bose Quietcomfort 45, which takes the baton from the popular QuietComfort 35 II and does so with significant improvements.

These include its improved noise cancellation system, a new “Aware” mode to hear outside sounds while using them and, above all, its autonomy, which is 24 hours on a single charge.

Bose QuietComfort 45 Datasheet

A design that lasts because the differences are on the outside

The design of the QuietComfort 45 is practically identical to that of its predecessors, although there are some minor differences. It is possible to find them in black and white, and there are four buttons on the right ear cup for volume control, pairing, and power.

On the left ear cup, there is a button to switch between the two operating modes, Quiet (with full noise cancellation) and Aware, a mode that allows users to hear outside noises even while wearing the headphones.

In addition to this noise cancellation, you can also enjoy voice isolation if you use the headphones in conversations: the QuietComfort system is able to pick up the sound of your voice and discard other external sounds, something that, according to Bose, is especially useful in videoconferences.

One of the significant improvements of these new headphones is in their autonomy, which reaches 24 hours. Charging is done via USB-C: it is possible to recharge them completely in two and a half hours, and with only 15 minutes we can enjoy three hours of audio playback.

Pricing and availability of the Bose QuietComfort 45

The new Bose QuietComfort 45 will be available from September 23 in the United States for $329.95.

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