http://wccftech.com/bose-quietcomfort-35-ii-google-assistant-ready-to-buy/

Google and Bose have officially unveiled the QuietComfort 35 II, or QC 35 for a shorter model name. One of the biggest additions in these pair of wireless headphones is that there is a dedicated button that when triggered, will enable Google Assistant. This is definitely be Google’s play against Apple’s AirPods but they will definitely cost you a handsome sum of money.

In order to set up the new Bose Google Assistant-enabled headphones, you will need to set them up in the regular fashion the same way you set up other Bluetooth-connected audio peripherals. This is where convenience for these expensive headphones will take a hit because the QuietComfort 35 II does not feature dedicated hardware like the W1 chip in the AirPods that will allow you to pair your smartphone or tablet instantly without sifting through the settings.