Bose has just unveiled its new wireless active noise-canceling headphone, QuietComfort 35.  

The new product will be sold at $350, which is $50 more than QuietComfort 25, its wired predecessor. The QC35 is much lighter and more comfortable, with similar noise reduction features as the QC25.

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The QC35 has microphones located both internally and externally in each ear cup, which according to the company, reduces unwanted noise by sending out equal and opposing signals.

The product's in-built battery lasts for 20 hours, with integrated controls on the right ear cup for volume adjustment, call features like answering and ending calls, play, skip and replay buttons. The device has a built-in cable for wired connection, and will also work with Bose' free connect application for iOS and Android phones.

The QC35's build is intended for noise cancellation. Callers can hear better even if the user is located in a crowd or a windy location. Users can also hear their voice because of the sidetone feature in the device, which enables users to adjust their voice while talking. The QC35 is available in Black and Silver variants.

There is still no news regarding the shipping date for the QC35 but the QC30, which is much smaller and lasts for 10 hours, will be released in September for a price of $300.

Bose is also showcasing the SoundSport Wireless and SoundSport Wireless Pulse, which is marketed as a sports and fitness product.

The two devices are water and sweat resistant, and are designed as earplugs in order to keep them from falling off during a workout or any kind of activity. The SoundSport Pulse also has a heart rate monitor similar to Samsung's Gear IconX. Soundsport is now available for $149 whereas the Pulse will be released at $199.

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