Bose’s president, Raza Haider, recently commented on the potential development of a new gaming headset following the QC35 II. He emphasized that any new iteration must authentically engage with gamers and meet a high standard of performance, acknowledging that the previous headset didn’t fully resonate with the gaming community. Haider encouraged fans to stay tuned for future updates, indicating that Bose is observing the gaming audio market closely and may expand its offerings to meet the needs of its passionate users.
The QC35 II received four stars from TechRadar, praised for its noise cancellation and comfort, though it lacked features like an instant mute button relevant for gaming. This indicates that while Bose’s audio quality is recognized, there is a need for tailored functionalities to appeal more directly to gamers.
