How to turn Bose AE2 headphones demo version (wired) into wireless version.

In this video I'll show you how you can turn a demo version of Bose headphones (the ones you find in demo stand of electronic shops) into a completely wireless bluetooth version with very little money. You need some soldering skills, a soldering kit and a micro usb port which costs around 2,00 $.

[@michelangelocarbone1065]

nice job mate. I will try to modify mines and turn them into a wireless. Thanks

[@brettneuberger6466]

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[@antoniocerbone802]

thans Man. I'll look into it but I am very busy with my job at the moment. Thanks though for the comment.

[@slavazukrainy2896]

Thank you. However, this doesn't look like the Bose AE2 model. It looks like QC2

[@antoniocerbone802]

Thanks! It is the AE2 though. I also own a pair of QC2. The one of the video does not have noise cancellation.

[@UrwahK]

They're soundlink AE2s which is a completely different model to regular AE2

[@Ttunez83]

I just purchase these headphone on eBay for $20. I was thinking about converted it to the micro usb. But didn’t know how to search for the headphones because the seller did not know what model it is. Happy I fell upon this vid. Where are you from? Would you be able to do this to my headphones?

[@antoniocerbone802]

I am a traveler. Never stay long in one place. But then again with shipping costs and labour costs it would not be worth doing it. Try it yourself, it is a fun project and with the help of internet you will be able to do it. Good luck

[@isamontina8731]

Can't find it on the web. Where to buy them?

[@antoniocerbone802]

I don't know. Can't find them anymore

[@cerbuan90]

It also works on Over the ear bose headphones?

[@antoniocerbone802]

Yes. But for that you either solder the micro usb straight to its already existing micro usb circuit board, or you solder a micro usb port like the one in this video and place it outside of the ear cup and glue it to the headphones externally. I will soon post video on how I did that

[@cerbuan90]

Nice job as Always bro!

[@MacUlisse]

Where did you buy them?

[@antoniocerbone802]

On ebay. Second hand.

[@antoniocerbone802]

Very good! Much better than the equivalent beats, slightly inferior to the equivalent sony. They are also sold on Wish for 30$ refurbished.

[@antoniocerbone802]

60$ It’s a very good deal for this headphones.

[@maurizio122]

No entiendo,metilu par furlan zio boe!!!

[@antoniocerbone802]

O’boe... Mi stoi preparant pai Oscars

[@MacUlisse]

Nori Hernandes Copiti!