Bose Headphones — What’s Missing?
While switching to a wireless design makes sense in many cases, there is still a need, an opportunity and, for many, a matter of preference to use wired headphones. This is especially true even more so now, with many switching to working remotely and participating in video meetings over the Internet , or making phone calls using desktop apps like Google Voice or OOMA Office Pro.

Bose has been a recognized leader in the noise cancelling headphone space for many years. Those who frequently travel can still see many happy Bose customers on airplanes.

KOOPAO USB-to-3.5mm jack adapter for headphones with a built-in mic

However, to be able to use wired Bose headphones (such as Bose QuietComfort 25) for calls or video meetings on a computer (PC, Mac, Chromebook), one would have to get a USB-to-3.5mm jack adapter (e.g., KOOPAO-US USB to 3.5mm Jack Audio Adapter, 2-in-1 External USB Sound Card, 3.5mm Aux to USB to Audio Jack Sound Adapter Support CTIA OMTP Headphone TRRS Jack for PC Windows 10 PS4 Laptop Mac, 24Bit 96Khz).

In addition, operating Bose headphones in a noise-cancelling mode requires power (a AAA battery).

Wouldn’t be great to replace a audio cable, a USB adapter and a battery with just one USB cable?

Instead of connecting an Inline Mic/Remote Cable with a 3mm TRRS jack to a USB adapter, wouldn’t it be great and more convenient to have a version of wired headphones with a built-in USB-C cable (or combo cable with a USB-C connector and 3.5mm TRRS jack) so that one USB cable could be used for all three purposes — audio, mic and power?

This way it would be possible to enjoy noise-cancelling Bose headphones on a computer as well as iOS and Android devices without
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