Questions about Bose QuietComfort 20 (Android Remote)

AFAIK all Lumia WP devices are compatible with Android In-Line. Apple has changed the coding for iOS devices. But Android phones use the standard. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klinkenstecker

Unfortunately, I'm not aware of any, and it's not for lack of trying.

In fact, there are currently no suppliers in Switzerland, only suppliers in Germany, e.g. Saturn.

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I can. Whether it is comfortable... is the other question. They hold relatively well as long as you don't pull the cable abruptly. That is, if you don't move around much in your sleep, it should be fine. But for me, in-ear headphones always hurt after a while. So it would certainly be a matter of getting used to them.

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As long as no loud music is played, the ears will not suffer any damage to the eardrum.

Headphones do not damage your hearing when used at appropriate volumes. Therefore, all headphones are suitable.

According to another question/answer here about this: Android version. Apple, true to itself, does not adhere to what is usual with its jack connection. Others talk about standards, but I don't know of any.

Everything works. Only the signals from the three buttons (back, pause, skip) depend on the mobile OS.

Also works well without battery and NC =)

I have the same problem, when ANC is switched on, you can hear a hissing noise, but the sounds from the surroundings are all super suppressed! As soon as you listen to louder music, you don't hear the noise at all or only a little, I'm very happy with this product.

yes, it has a hat with it. a little tight, but enough.

If we were building the headphones ourselves, we would certainly consider this point but unfortunately we don't build any :-D

As far as I know, the headphones work with all devices. However, the control button on the headphones will not work. the headphones will not work.

The battery is only for the noise cancelling function. This can be switched on or off. The headphones work perfectly without noise cancelling, regardless of whether the battery is empty or not.

In principle, this does not matter, as the respective remote control is only fully functional on the system intended for it. Volume control does not work on the other system, as far as I know. Play, pause, next song and previous song should work on both systems. So the question is, what do you use most, not only the headphones, but especially the remote control, and where would the missing volume control be most noticeable?

yes, the charging works while listening to music. i always have it with me on the plane and find the nc extremely strong. of course you can't expect silence, but it gets quieter in any case and it's enough for me to fall asleep :)

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I need the Bose QuietComfort on various devices. The control does not work because it has a contact for this on the plug that is only used on the Android. On devices without this contact - in my case a Windows tablet - the headphones work perfectly just without control, as you pointed out. I use it in the open-plan office when I want my peace and quiet. I definitely have that, even if I don't listen to music and only ambient noise is suppressed. I can only recommend it!

Hello Ferdi I also have a Mac and an Android smartphone (and will stick with it), so my answer is clear: use the Android version. When you're on the road, it's more convenient to control the music on your phone via Bose's Remote. On the Mac, on the other hand, you have control via the keyboard.

The QC20 works perfectly with the Z5.

Well, they do work on iPhones. However, with one caveat: the remote control on the cable will not work or only partially work on your iPhone. Normally, you will be able to pause and start music with the middle button, but not adjust the volume. All other functions, especially the active noise reduction, should work. Therefore, not only the price is decisive, but you can of course decide for yourself whether this missing function is not worth the extra price.

Yes you can but the buttons will not work. because IOS and Android devices have different pin assignments. This means that plus and minus may not work.

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