Bose is known for its range of comfy and powerful headsets. The company has now unveiled its latest headphone models. Top of the line is the Bose Active Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 which comes in at a steep $399 price tag. The price is slightly higher than that of the $350-Bose QuietComfort 35 II.

The Bose Active Noise Cancelling Headphones 700  comes with some improvements over the QC35 II which justifies the higher price tag. First off, the design is a refreshed new design with a modern headband and stylish new earcups. The new headphones are also equipped with touch controls that let you swipe or double tap on the ear cups to adjust the volume and playback. This is similar to the Sony MDR-1000XM3, the new Bose headphones are meant to take on.

In addition, the new Bose ANC Headphones 700 feature improved noise cancellation, better than what you’ll find on the QC 35 II. This model allows for multi-level noise cancellation. Also, you can temporarily disable it to hear your surroundings better, just like on the Sony headphones.

The 700 also comes with better voice isolation for clearer calls due to the use of four microphones. There is also a button on the side which can be used to get access to Google Assistant or Alexa. In addition, Bose 700 also has a new “Bose AR” feature which relays information about your surroundings as you want around. This it does by using motion sensors on the headphones and your location details.

Other products announced by the company include the Bose Earbuds 500, which will be launched in late 2019. There is also a new Bose Noise Cancelling Earbuds 700, which look like the 500 with noise cancelling but this model will be released in 2020.

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