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ah hey everyone Jimmy with Jim's review room before the bose qc25 came outs all we have really both qc25 a wired version of BOCES legendary noise cancelling headphones at the time i had reviewed a little adapter from b tunes that the headphones wireless great at the time but looking back now it stuck out quite a bit and the performance as indicated in my review was good but not the best well ball in the Raven developed the air mod making the qc25 here Wireless but offering a much more discreet attachment it did send me a unit of test air so this should be interesting to see how well it performed it retails off of their website for one hundred and nineteen dollars however I've seen them on Amazon for as low as 69 at the time of this video what I'll do is I'll leave my links in the video description below click on my links and they'll give you the most updated prices in real time so without further adieu I'm Jimmy with jims review and my channel is here to help you make a purchase decision welcome everyone to another review before getting into this review I want to discuss the benefits of any adaptive not just the air mod itself and heavier today one if you already own the qc25 obviously it would be much more costly to either sell or give up your current qc25 and then go out and buy the QC 35 one could argue though and this is a very valid point the QC 35 does have this one big advantage it does have much better better life than any one of these adaptors out there on the market so keep that in mind when you're trying to make a purchase decision the second benefit the accusing 25 does have a switch so you can turn on or off the active noise-cancelling feature and still have the wireless function work the QC 35 has no option whatsoever at least at the time of this video third this goes back to pricing again if you don't own any Bose headphones just yet bind the QC 25 plus the air mod adapter at its sales price it's still cheaper than the QC 35 at retail so keep that in mind but anyways let's jump into the review here and see how this thing holds up the air mod is indeed discreet and lightweight you won't feel any additional weight whatsoever once you put the headphones on and of course have the Ehrmann attached it's completely plastic yet it does not feel cheap here but it would seem to snap if you were to accidentally sit on this the wrong way I would think that would be a very rare occasion though now once the air mod is inserted into the headphones it provides a very confident and stable fit your standard power on and off is there which is also used to activate your Google Voice commands in Siri which I did confirm to work vine buns up and down with simple pause and play button is right in the middle now bluetooth pairing is done with that pause and play button and not with the on and off switch that I usually find with other devices that did tripped me up a little bit here but once you're aware appears easily every time either on Apple or Android now blew through the range is really good here I did the same test that I do on my dedicated Bluetooth headphones same test I do on my own Bluetooth speakers I usually leave the phone on one side of the house here and walk upstairs onto the other side the air mod itself never lost connection although the signal did go through several walls and of course be first for sealing the last knot before talking about audio performance battery life is rated at up to eight hours of use in during my time testing I've been averaging about 6 hours and 30 minutes sometimes at 6 hours and 15 minutes by the time it dies sometimes 6 hours and 45 minutes it's possibly the only real downfall that I could see with this product though and although I'm not listening to my qc25 for 6 hours straight or so in real-world use I do have to recharge them more often than I would like not to mention when I've personally tested the QC 35 that's the wireless option here I was able to achieve 23 hours of performance on one single charge which is phenomenal recharging is done on their own proprietary cable that connects via USB to the two and a half millimeter jack and the air mod itself now recharging isn't bad though it takes about an hour and a half to basically fully charge from a dead battery so let's start talking about audio here one of the things up emitters and the B Tunes adapter was audio becoming slightly suppressed versus using the wire and sometimes that is inherent with just bluetooth technology of course Bluetooth has been improving quite a bit here and with the air mod you don't get that problem whatsoever music is still plenty loud here now I've tried time and time again of trying to see if there was a true difference by taking the air mod off sticking back in the wires of course vice-versa time and time again I'll be honest I really couldn't tell a difference for the average consumer you most likely won't notice a difference either in equality and the fidelity vs. using the headphones stock overall I'm really glad that a third-party roster they have to work this great here it has barely any weight that I can tell it blends in very well cosmetically it looks pretty natural would be qc25 again the only downfall though was the better life but other than that if you're considering of wireless 40 QuietComfort headphones look into the air mod adapter itself so that's it for this review if you want to see a dedicated review that I did for the bose qc25 or the post QT 35 I'll have them on your screen at the moment be sure to LIKE and subscribe if you haven't already and follow me on Facebook Twitter and or Instagram I'll catch you guys later and you guys take care as always see you on the next one bye