Bose Sport Open Earbuds True Wireless Open Ear Headphones Introduced

Bose has introduced new True Wireless Open Ear Headphones named Sport Open Earbuds for those looking for an earbud that’s suitable for sports. Usually, they offer “earbuds” for training, but not everyone likes them. The Bose Sport Open Earbuds are from a different category. These Open Ear headphones are outside and are held by a hook.

The open speaker design also allows you to hear “traffic, training partner, nature sounds, or anything else you don’t want to miss,” according to the manufacturer.

The earbuds weigh only 14 g. They can work on a single charge of up to eight hours. Earbuds are protected by IPX4 certification. To connect to a smartphone, the Bluetooth 5.1 interface is used.

The presence of a microphone allows you to use the headphones as a headset. The button on the left earphone allows you to access the virtual assistant, the button on the right provides access to all other functions, including control of playback and incoming calls.

Bose Sport Open Earbuds measure 48 mm wide x 55 mm high, with a simple twist, they gently grip the ear’s outer ridge to lock in place with no ear tip, virtually no skin contact, and without the squeezing and vibrations from bone conduction. Each enclosure uses a tiny dipole transducer placed and positioned for loud-and-clear personal audio that stays at the ear, and “cancels” out everywhere else.

Bose Sport Open Earbuds price and availability

Acceptance of pre-orders has already begun at a price of $199 on the Bestbuy.com website. Deliveries are expected to begin in mid-January.

Recently, Bose has also introduced the second generation of its sleep buds, which are designed to help the wearer fall asleep. With the use of the new Bose Sleepbuds II, annoying noises such as snoring or traffic should be muffled, and up to 35 tracks for free so the user can sleep comfortably, all methodically produced and tested by Bose, priced at $249.99.