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Most headphones they have for PC are wired but their latest QC35 II is directly for Gaming and Listening to Music on wireless. The QC 35 II gaming version is for gaming, but it is meant to be wired while gaming. The bluetooth latency would be too high.
Hi all, Im interested in buying the Bose 700 mainly for audiobooks, music, flights and WebEx/conference calls via my phone. However, I occasionally would like to use them on Discord for when I PC game. Is the best route to take to also purchase the newly released USB dongle, a separate MicBoom or an on-line cable? I'd like to know when I'm getting myself into before buying or perhaps going ...
It just doesn’t work while gaming. It does however work better for music but i would much prefer if Bose got rid of that crunchy raspy sound affect that the immersion mode adds. Personally. It would be amazing if Bose could fine tune it to sound closer to dolby headphone processing. Reply reply gilfoyle_44 •
it's either cable connection or major Bluetooth induced audio lag, there's much better wireless headphones out there for gaming like Logitech G435. I use equalizer APO with my qc45 wired to my PC. I use it mainly to compress the dynamic range with a plug-in (Rough Rider by audio damage if you're interested in saving your ears).
Thank you so much, i was so close to buying these, i didn't see this on their page: Can Bose QuietComfort® 45 headphones be used for gaming? No. In general, the audio/video delay will be excessive and most noticeable in games where action and audio are supposed to be synchronized. 2. Reply.
Bose QuietComfort® 35 II Gaming for Competitive FPS. Thanks for all the input. I just ordered the following for testing: I will test both of them wired against each other using the Sound Blaster DAC/AMP which will bring the virtual 7.1 to the table. In comparison, I still have my HyperX Cloud which I am happy gaming-wise but slowly gets old ...
For example, if you are connected to a phone and PC, you can "connect" to the headphones using the iPad and the headphones will drop the second connection (eg. PC) and establish a connection with the iPad.
I'm thinking of buying the Bose QC 35 ii's (non-gaming edition) as I need wireless headphones in general, however, I was wondering whether these would be good for gaming. Would I get a good gaming experience if I was to pair them with a nice virtual surround sound app (razer's for example), or are they bad for gaming in general and I should instead buy a separate headset for gaming?
2023 QC for gaming. Headphones. I wanted some wireless headphones for gaming and also personal use so I got the new QC’s. I’ve read in multiple places that they would be too laggy over Bluetooth to game with but I haven’t had really any issues. I play call of duty multiplayer and warzone.
Bose 700 headphones with the PS5. I was looking to get a new headset as I recently bought the new PlayStation so I was thinking about Sony’s new pulse 3D as I’ve heard and seen some good reviews about them but on one of the reviews they said that if you already have a pair of good quality headphones, which I’m presuming the 700’s are ...