Bose Portable Smart Speaker Review – Bose Portable Smart Speaker is certainly not Bose’s first portable speaker. My wife has the SoundLink Revolve and I’ve also reviewed their other portable, Bluetooth speakers like the SoundLink Flex or the tinier SoundLink Micro a few years back. But as the name suggests, this is their first portable, […]
Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II Review – When Bose brag about having made new earbuds that has the best noise cancelling in the world (compared to every other competitor out there), you know that it’s a big statement. There are so many players in this field from various big brands like Sony, Apple, and many others.
Bose SoundLink Flex Review – Many bought portable Bluetooth speakers due to its portability. Being able to listen to music together anywhere while working or partying sounds really good to boost the mood, right? But what if you can also get great and consistent sound quality? Wouldn’t that be nicer? Bose SoundLink Flex does just
Bose SoundLink Flex is not Bose’s first portable, Bluetooth speaker, but it comes with an all-new, grabbable, ultra-rugged design. It’s definitely catered more towards the adventurous ones as it can withstand dust, dirt, water, and even a few bumps and bruises. It’s definitely a great portable speaker for you to carry while you are hiking,
Bose QuietComfort 45 Review – It’s been a few years since we had the popular QuietComfort 35/35 II Active Noise Cancelling from Bose. With the release of Bose Headphones 700, I thought it was the end of the QuietComfort series – but apparently I was wrong. Surprised, I saw the announcement of Bose QuietComfort 45
The original Bose QuietComfort 35 left an ever-lasting impression when I first tried them on. It had also become the go-to ANC headphones for most people who were travelling on the plane. I also had and reviewed the successor, QuietComfort 35 II back in 2019. While I thought that Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 replaces
Bose Portable Home Speaker is exactly as it’s named after. It’s Bose’s new portable, compact speaker that you can carry around for partying or when you need music on the go. My wife has the Bose SoundLink Revolve Bluetooth speaker and she loves it. Bose Portable Home Speaker sure looks like it’s the successor of
Bose has just announced a new model to surpass their Bose QuietComfort series. The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 features new drivers, 360 degrees of sound isolation, sleeker design, and more. It’s going to be Bose’s flagship headphones for sure and it’s about time.
Bose QuietComfort 35 (QC35) II Review – Ever heard a saying “The third time’s a charm?”. Well in Bose’s case, the second time is. Bose QC35 II is the minor successor of the original Bose QC35 (check out our QC35 review) with built-in voice assistant: Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. And if you use voice
Bose SoundLink Micro Bluetooth Speaker Review – Compact & tiny Bluetooth speakers can often be a hit and miss. There will always be compromises when you are trying to cram speaker drivers and other pieces of tech components into a small unit. But yet, we all know Bose’s sound quality never disappoints. I’m still in
Bose QC35 (QuietComfort) is one of the most popular headphones with active noise cancelling to date (make sure to check out our review on the Bose QC35 here at Craving Tech). At the time it was released, there was no way of disabling the active noise cancelling (unlike the BackBeat PRO 2 from Plantronics). Til
Bose QuietComfort 35 (QC35) Review – Still using earphones while you commute? Ergh. Normally, you’d have to crank the volume up to be able to hear what’s playing while surrounded by constant, loud noises. With Bose QuietComfort 35‘s excellent noise cancelling, however, this is a thing in the past and your ears can now thank
