#Bose qc35 firmware march 2017 upgrade#
#Bose qc35 firmware march 2017 android#
#Bose qc35 firmware march 2017 code#
#Bose qc35 firmware march 2017 Bluetooth#

Our goal is to align the firmware version numbers again in the current months. This version was created to support the factory and has no end user facing changes.

Kostenlose Lieferung mГ¶glic Siehe mehrere Angebote auf und sparen Sie bis zu 40 Note: Newly purchased QC35II's may come with version 4.1.3 pre-installed on their headset. Note to people talking about the small difference between High and Low ANC - Low is specifically designed to work in a windy environment to eliminate audible gain fluttering and chuffing, which it does admirably well.Home Bose quietcomfort 35 firmware release notes 1.3 4

#Bose qc35 firmware march 2017 Bluetooth#

I listen really quietly on the commute - I have Absolute Bluetooth volume disabled on the handset, with Media volume set to maximum and the headphone volume near minimum, which also activates the loudness DSP contour in the headphone. The degraded Pink noise test link posted here confirmed my suspicions, so I followed the link and downgraded to 3.1.8 - which is what the headphones - as supplied back in March - came with.ДҐ commutes - 20 trains later.3.1.8 definitely restores that really good ANC, how I remember them to be when I first got them. One week of 2 commutes to head office per week later (4 trains a day, all different rolling stock, 2 electric and 2 diesel electric so 4* different sonic signatures), I was convinced that ANC was actually worse.

I posted earlier in the thread, I wasn't sure whether the ANC was worse after the update.

#Bose qc35 firmware march 2017 android#

I upgraded to 4.5.2 via the Android app, then did a soft reset. My QC 35 ii have S/N AZxx, purchased in March this year from Amazon UK. though I would welcome a 'fix' that allows more 'separation' between the two settings. Perhaps they should look at how Bose Connect communicates with the QC35ii by just displaying/being on the 'Settings' screen.Д«TW - I am personally not too concerned about my own QC35ii's ANC in the short term since I am still very happy with HIGH and I don't recollect ever using LOW - just need to be honest on this.

#Bose qc35 firmware march 2017 upgrade#

Perhaps Bose is right and the firmware upgrade did not impact the ANC.

#Bose qc35 firmware march 2017 code#

So something in Bose Connect code is changing or somehow or other imho impacting the ANC. I am convinced that the code in Bose Connect had changed something in my QC35 even though I did not modify any of the settings - just tapped on the options button (upper right hand corner).Д«y resetting the pairing, going through the plugging into the USB thing Bose suggests, removing the pairing from the iPhone end and then repairing from the iphone without running Bose Connect, I think I now have somewhat of a discernable difference between LOW and HIGH though it does not seem as distinct as I believe it was before I ran Connect 9.0. Nothing and I mean NOTHING in my firmware was changed - I was not upgrading anything. I could hear the difference clearly between LOW and HIGH and now I could not.

I am certain that was not what they were like before I upgraded and ran Bose Connect 9.0. I then went to my QC35ii and pressed the action button multiple times and to my suprise, there was absolutely no difference between HIGH and LOW seetings. I made no changes / taps on the settings screen. All I did yesterday morning was upgrade my iPhone 7+ (iOS 12.4) Bose Connect app to version 9 and then just start it and I tapped on the settings button in the upper right hand corner to check to see if my previous setting for the action button was set to noise cancellation which it was. Again - I was on 4.5.2 already and was content that I was one of the users spared of the situation where LOW and HIGH were the same.