11 years later, Bose once again launches wired in-ear headphones
The disappearance of the minijack connector from the vast majority of smartphones on the market, added to the evolution of TWS headphones, meant that the typical wired headphones that we have all had (with more than a knot) in our pockets, gradually disappeared from the market. In fact, the last review of wired headphones of this type that we did at GEEKNETIC goes back to 2018.
Some mobile brands still included some with USB-C, but the trend has been banishing them little by little. At least until now.
Bosethe well-known audio solutions company, has launched new wired in-ear headphones 11 years after launching the last one model with these characteristics within its catalog. The reason is none other than an upward trend in the use of this type of wired headphones among younger people for just over a year, where sales have been increasing by 10 and 20% respectively.
The reasons, although they are not entirely clear, could be related to the hassle of having to charge them and the ease of losing such a small wireless headset. Following this trendBose has launched these “Noise Canceling Wired Earbuds“, which literally translate to the descriptive name “wired noise-cancelling headphones.”
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These are basically wired headphones with a USB-C connection, they have an in-ear system with a top projection that helps fix them in the ear and prevent them from moving.
Like most headphones from this brand, they are not especially cheap, since they can be reserved for $99 on their international website. They will be available in black, green and white.
They offer IPX4 water resistance and have active noise cancellation technology, configurable by the user. They are made of PC-ABS plastic and silicone.
