aptX Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter for Bose QuietComfort QC 15 with Mic/Volume Control, Black

I don't consider myself an audiophile but I can certain appreciate crisp high quality audio. I do however consider myself a bit of a snob when it comes to brands that make great quality devices. Bose is certainly one such company. I've owned this pair since around 2015 or 2016 but with most headphone jacks in cell phones going the way of the dodo these have been in their case relegated to collecting dust. I was talking with a friend that mentioned some companies have been making Bluetooth adapters to push old tech into the current generation. After a very brief search I found this. My thoughts on this.. Pros Small, sleek, and portable. The device barely adds any extra weight and isn't noticable with long term use. The pair process is quick and straight forward and has been compatible with every device I've tested this on thus far. The audio produced is what I've come to expect from a Bose product. The charge on the Bluetooth piece is a good couple or hours of continuous listening and recharging doesn't seem to take very long. Cons The wired connection to charge this is older micro USB. If you are using your phone and have it your pocket and kneel down the signal will become distorted. The distance you can move from a connected device seems much shorter than today's bt devices. Overall I'm pleased with this piece. It's helped breathe life into an old pair of headphones that would have only seen use on an old ipod or with late night computer use. Works great for outdoor walks, yard work, exercise, or while just trying to enjoy your favorite music without a cord.

The kit arrived quickly and slotted straight into the QC15 headset on the other side to the on/offswitch and green light of the headphones. The bluetooth adaptor arrived charged up and ready to go. The bluetooth pairing with my iPhone was quick and easy. Once switched on, my bluetooth unit came up on my iphone as "C15". The sound quality is amazing which has given my Bose QC15 headset a new lease of life. The battery in the unit was used continuously on my flight from Los Angeles to London (10 hours) and just before it finally ran out (in London), it gave a few beeps through the headphones. Some folk have commented that the reange between the phone and the bluetooth unit was poor; however my one works for at least 40 feet with no obstructions and 30 feet when i went into the arcraft rest room. I think this unit is well worth the money and simply works!

I highly recommend this Bluetooth conversion if it fits your Bose wired headset. I have an older pair of the Bose QC2 wired headset. The pads needed replacement and everything else I have is Bluetooth so, I had already put them in the donate pile. Fortunately I saw this attachment advertised so, I replaced the pads and bought this adaptor and I am so very pleased I did. The quality, fit, connectivity, and function is perfect. If you can use it, I highly recommend buying it for your Bose headsets. It works reducing the noise level as well as before if not better, and it simply clicks in place.

Works well to convert your headphones. Sound quality is not a good as the cable. Good battery life and syncs easily to the phone. Designed smartly. Worth the money.

Very pleased with this Bluetooth adapter, long battery life, connectivity is flawless, fit my Bose CQ 2’s like Bose made them.

Wow! I was about to order a replacement cord and stumbled upon this wireless Bluetooth device. It fits perfectly on my 11 year old QC15's. Paired right up and sounds great. No more static sounds from a bad cord. Love it!

I almost bought the new Bose Bluetooth headphones when I saw this product in a video. My QC 15 headphones are a new pleasure without the cable. Great sound. Easy to access controls. Flawless pairing. What a great product.

I bought this to replace my seven year old VOXOA BTunes Bluetooth adapter which had been going strong until recently. The Bluetooth setup of the YOCOWOCO adapter was easy, and it works flawlessly. The range seems to be farther than that of my old BTunes adapter, which is great. However, the audio quality is VERY poor in my opinion, especially when streaming music. It's much worse than the BTunes adapter I'm replacing. The audio is obviously compressed and normalized before it reaches the ears. All the dynamic range is missing. It's very noticeable to me. I considered returning the adapter, but realized that it's actually convenient to use for streaming low dynamic range audio, such as podcasts or live sports broadcasts, etc. But for music, movies, etc, where audio quality is important, I'm going to be looking into high-quality external Bluetooth receiver/headphone-amplifiers to drive my QC 15 headphones with an analog signal.