Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great sound quality. The fit is decent and comes with many fitting pieces. Recommended if it fits you well. The case tends to have fitting issue with some cables.

These are more comfortable than the others I've tried. The noise cancelling modes work great and i can even use them while laying down on the side and they don't hurt my ears. I like that the up, down, pause, next functions work with different devices: my phone, computer snd Nintendo switch even.

I love these buds more than any other. I have had them all. Yes all. These fit the best, sound the best, and the battery is finally to the ok mark

Most comfortable earbud I've ever worn. Well next to the Bose Ultra Open Earbuds. These are the only in ear earbuds I have worn that perfectly fit my ear with no need to change the size of the rubber earpiece. Excellent clear sound and bass. Happy to have bought these over replacing my Sony WF-1000XM5s.

Amazing sound! The Bose QC II had great sound. But these have a few more features. The sound settings are automatic. There are several to choose from that weren't on the QC II. They are very comfortable to use. Being Bluetooth, you can use them during a phone call. You can add or remove a sound setting. I highly recommend getting these if you enjoy excellent audio and noise canceling technology.

So far very good! Stay in the ear even when eating where the Apple product would fall out. Comfortable and great sound!

Good noise cancellation and battery life. Has some connectivity issues with iPhone that happens out of nowhere sometimes and could be annoying to deal with. Overall good but too expensive for what it delivers as a product

These are great the noise cancelling effect is pretty good. When I go immersive or quiet, it really blocks out all noise to perfection. The only reason its not a 5 star review, is because they very often have charging issues where I insert the headphone into the case thinking it ls charging and pull them out to hear them say "battery low "

Great Earbuds. Great noise canceling and sound. Charges fast. They would disconnect sometimes. Its my only issue with them.

The sound quality and noise cancelling is really good. The touch controls leave a lot to be desired. I would often pause to change music / shows just by reaching up to re-position the pods in my ear. They aren't the most comfortable fit in the world, either. I consistently run into connection issues. Sometimes I have to place and re-place the buds multiple times before both connect to my phone. Is it worth the money? Debatable. I feel like the Galaxy Buds Pro 3, despite mimicking the airpod design, works better in most ways.

My favorite headphones just wish they would go on sale! Fit great; sound amazing.

I was really impressed with the sound quality of these. I've got several pair of decent headphones, some active and some passive that I use for professional sound work. I've got the Air Pod Pro Gen 2's as well. For me the sound quality of these was notably better than the Apple ones. I strongly prefer the Apple buds for calls over the Bose but for music I always opt for the Bose Ultra's. Note even the Apple buds I rarely use for calls. They are OK but if that is your primary use espcially with surrounding noise in an office or car, Blue Parrot or Rand McNally truckers headsets best in a car and office adn really good for calls but lousy for music. People have no idea I'm talking in a car with the headsets. Even had cleaning people right next to my desk one day with a vacuum. I was going to stop talking until they were done but people on other end of the call told me they were not hearing it. If just office and not car, Poly headsets more comforable for all day use and still good for surrounding noise. Not as good as the trucker ones though in crowded office with lots of noise. Moving on, I have occassionally had the Bose drop out and need to reconnect. For casual listening it's no big deal but if using during a workout, reconnecting is a bit of a pain. That aside, for music buds, I really enjoy the Bose Ultra and think they were well worth it. Amazing how far ear buds have come. So for music only, these would be my first choice. If I had to use buds for both music and calls, I'd go Air Pods Pro2 but preference is to use Bose for music and real headset for calls.

Comfortable. I have smaller ears. Was in a loud plane and with the option to adjust the sound cancelation i was able to find a sweet spot that drowned out plane noise but didnt drain out voices. It was magical. 10/10 for that. Similar feeling to electronic ear pro for the gun range

The ear buds have a nice design. The bass is pretty good. The way they sit in your ear is amazing. Only few things that I couldnt get passed was that they are not loud enough. You keep wanting to turn up the volume. Lol. During phone calls, i kept getting alot of distortion. And last, they dont switch between devices very easy. I ended up taking them back and getting Airpod Pro 2. Sucks because I really wanted to like them.

Absolutely amazing product. Best part is the battery which holds on for weeks even after heavy usage. The sound quality along with noise cancellation is much better as compared to other wireless buds I have used. I love it !!

Looking for the best sound and noise cancelling earbuds? Look no further, these earbuds simply put perform all the beats studio and Sony headsets I've ever used or tested. Be careful with the noise cancelling though, I had it enabled while walking my dog in my subdivision and almost got hit by car because I couldn't hear the car even though it was honking it's horn at me. You honestly will not hear any outside noise with these. Also the battery life on these earbuds is insane, you can go weeks without the need to recharge them.

Very comfortable. They stay put, even when doing activities. Very clear crisp sound. East to connect and adhust

I love these headphones , their awesome perfect sound with three three modes quiet, awear and immersion. When im at the gym and want to really focus on my workouts I dont have to worry about the headphones sliding or falling off with all the sweating as a part of my workout. I love them so much that i had to upgrade to the newest version

I was looking to upgrade my first generation Airpods Pro. I compared these Bose buds with the AirPods Pro 2nd gen. My main objectives were improved ANC, good sound quality, and ease of use. The Bose are excellent on the first two. ANC is outstanding, far better than the older Airpods. Sound quality was very good as well. However, there were some minor glitches. The connection to the iPhone dropped sometimes and there was an occasional lack of sync between the L and R buds that would create a brief echo effect for a second or two. Also, the integration with Siri is not as seamless as with the Airpods. So I bought a pair of 2nd Gen Airpods, and found that the ANC and sound quality was on par with the Bose buds (though I did not do a deeper dive by comparing musical tracks; at first blush they were both good enough for me), but the Airpods function more smoothly in the Apple ecosystem, with fewer dropped connections, ease of use of Siri, etc. So, I returned the Bose buds. Bottom line: they are very high quality buds with comparable performance to the Airpods, but, as many online reviews say, the nod goes to the Airpods if you're swimming in the Apple waters.

These are a great replacement for the older Bose I happen to have been using. The ability to change the ambient sound on and off with a songle touch is nice. Bluetoothing with my laptop and using the feature of this pair of buds, makes playing games into total immersion. Would recommend.