Specifications

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Bose
®
SoundLink
®
on-ear Bluetooth
®
headphones
BATTERY/CHARGING INFORMATION
CONTROLS
Is a car charger available?
Yes. A car charger is available as a separate accessory purchase
(Material Number 329345-0010).
How do I charge Bose SoundLink
®
on-ear Bluetooth
®
headphones?
Bose SoundLink
®
on-ear Bluetooth
®
headphones can be charged using
the USB cable supplied in the box and plugging it into a USB port on a
computer or a Wall Charger (sold separately). Allow up to 3 hours for the
headphones to fully charge. Once it is fully charged, the battery indicator
light will turn green.
Can I charge Bose SoundLink
®
on-ear
Bluetooth
®
headphones from my
PC/laptop?
Yes. Bose SoundLink
®
on-ear Bluetooth
®
headphones come with a USB
cable that allows the headphones to be charged from the user’s PC or
laptop. Please note that the PC or laptop must be on and awake in order
to charge over USB.
What is the difference between runtime
and standby time? What are these times
for Bose SoundLink
®
on-ear Bluetooth
®
headphones?
Runtime is the number of hours that fully charged headphones can be
actively used while listening to audio, or making a phone call. Standby
time is the number of hours that fully charged headphones can remain
powered on while not actively in use. Bose SoundLink
®
on-ear Bluetooth
®
headphones have up to 15 hours of runtime and up to 200 hours of
standby time.
What are the buttons for on the back of
the right earcup?
The larger middle button is the multi-function button. It initiates play/pause
and other track controls for videos and music, answer/end for calls, and
Siri or voice dial. The buttons on either side of the multi-function button are
volume +/- buttons. They allow the listener to easily adjust volume in an
intuitive up/down vertical orientation.
Where is the power switch?
The power switch is on the right earcup. The switch is a three-position slide.
Sliding the switch up turns on the device. This switch looks and feels
different from the other buttons so the user will not accidentally turn off
the headphones while in use.