What does "True Wireless - No" mean on Bose headphones? null

they are wireless , but it comes with the headphone jack, to plug in to laptop or older phones if need be

Hi JC, "True Wireless - No" means the headphones are not fully wireless and may use either a wired connection or a wireless connection with a cable linking the headphones.

“What does "True Wireless - No" mean on Bose headphones?”

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they are wireless , but it comes with the headphone jack, to plug in to laptop or older phones if need be
Answered by Jayy 5 months ago
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Hi JC, "True Wireless - No" means the headphones are not fully wireless and may use either a wired connection or a wireless connection with a cable linking the headphones.
Answered by Bose Support 6 months ago
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