Bose: Adds swipe volume controls to ‘QuietComfort Earbuds and Sport Earbuds’

One of only a handful few complaints had in their review of Bose’s QuietComfort Earbuds was that they needed locally available volume controls. All things considered, half a month after they went on special, the organization has now resolved that.

In the most recent update of the Bose Music application out today on iOS, there’s another volume control alternative in settings. (Probably this will be going to the Android application imminently, also.) Once you switch it on, you’ll have the option to swipe here and down on the right earbud to change how loud the sound is.

This element is accessible for both the QuietComfort Earbuds and more affordable Sport Earbuds. It’s something that was seen in early client manuals for the earbuds however was taken out before they dispatched. They’re happy Bose has immediately moved to add this functionality, as it makes the premium earbuds all the more well-rounded with regards to controls.

Furthermore, for Sport Earbuds owners, this implies you won’t need to play with your telephone (or Siri or Google Assistant) in an exercise or run in the event that you need to change the volume.

Bose has likewise added an (discretionary) Spotify shortcut to its Noise Canceling Headphones 700. You would now be able to set the earphones to launch Spotify on your cell phone with a tap and hang on the correct ear cup. Other earphone producers, including Samsung, have recently added comparable brisk access easy routes to the well known streaming music service.