Customer Ratings & Reviews

Is one of the best headphones on the market very good to work out resistance to sweat baterry is good very easy to pair with Bluetooth and to work

Great sound and light weight make them very comfortable to wear. Not as loud as Beats and wire pulls when turning head.

I use these a few times a week while working. The box says they're good for 5 hours but they last right to the end of my 8 hour shift so not sure what their tests include. The carrying case is a nice convenience. The sound is great, though I'm no audiophile. They do stick out of your ears pretty far, which means they'll rub against things you get close enough too for say a warehouse job. Durability seems great. The clip on the behind the neck cord is a nice little addition to keep from getting caught on your shirt and tugging on your ears.

I love the ear buds as far as quality sound and comfortability. They connect very easy and last a long time. My only complaint is the size of the ear part outside of the ear. they look like the big ear gauges that people where. Really obnoxious size. If you don't mind people looking at you then go for it. I really hated taking them back, but couldn't get pass the look with them on.

It’s a great wireless in ear headphones. Love that you can see your pulse and the bose connect app can let you link other Bose Bluetooth headphones to the same source. Great for sharing a movie on a plane without the cord.

She loved the original Bose for the quality and sound but once these came out, she had to have. Picking up the signal to monitor heart rate is difficult at times but overall great headphones still. Nice quality Bose!

The Bose headphones are lightweight and comfortable. Nice clean sound and headphones re unnoticeable. Great for working out.

I've used these for around a month now during my workouts, and I like them. The ear plugs can be adjusted with three different sizes, there is no support to hold them over your ears, so you will need to get it right for them to stick. Once they are in, I don't normally have any issues keeping them in (they have slipped out before). Sound is very high quality, and the charge lasts through a few workouts- I think they advertise 5 hours, and they stay true to that number from my perception.

Small and compact but good sound quality. Stay in place well and easy to use. Charge lasts decent amount of time.

Bose has made yet another fantastic product that gives off the signature sound Bose is known for with their products. Slightly tough to fit into the ears perfectly, but everything else is so awesome. The sound quality is exceptional, they have never disconnected/skipped for me, they are true to their proposed battery life, and the heart rate is accurate (compared to my Apple Watch and a Fitbit on both wrists). Overall, job well done as always Bose and keep up the wonderful products.

Very good sound. Every sound came through clearly. Main iss is getting them to stay in my ears. In the beginning it took some maneuvering but once you get the mechanism of it, it's a dream.

These headphones are amazing. Very durable. the battery life is sufficient. The sound is great.

Honestly the best earphone's I've owned. Fit, sound, video-audio sync, everything surpasses my expectations. If I HAD to pick out a downside it would be the size. It's slightly big but you can only feel that when you're lying down on one side. I tried the truly wireless bose and they were great but the video-audio sync was off and I couldn't keep it. These stay comfortably and securely in your ear when you run/workout too. 9.8/10.

So worth it, the speaker gives great sound. Now if only they would stay put longer. Tend to slip out of ears but there are a few different sizes inclosed.

They fit well and have great sound quality, but still not as loud as I would like.

I have had several different wireless headsets. They all where lacking something. They would either have bad range or wouldn’t fit my ears right. These are great at both.

and the heart monitor sensor is a plus, any workout is perfect and the cable even so is wireless make it easy for me, battery life is very good, considering that i only use it for bike or 45 minutes work out, and the microphone is not doubt clear, not complaint there, the heart monitor sensor is close to what i get in the apple watch comparing one to the other but the work very similar

Pros. Tremendous sound quality. Not really using the Pulse function. Con: Tried different size buds but sometimes drop out when I bicycle.

I have no complaints , so far so good : sound and quality are perfect just what i was looking for , battery life it's better5 1/2 hrs with moderate use than Gear x icon Samsung, and jabra just 2 1/2 hrs. From me the overall will be from 1 to 5 : 5 .. Its to comfortable .. Those are one of the best i highly recommended this product you heve to try it . i was meant to be usefully for work out .. No for 24 hr

The Bose Soundsport Pulse Wireless headphones have been quite surprising, both in terms of comfort and sound quality. For me personally, this was the first Bose product that I have used and also my first wireless headphones. I typically prefer wired ones and still do. However, my first impressions were quite positive. Inside the box you will find two different sized ear covers, and one already attached, as well as a carrying case. The box also contains a quick start guide. The full manual can be found online. When I first wore them, the Bose Soundsport felt different, especially if you do not like the silicon cup style for headphones. For reference, my normal headphones are the standard in-ear design, so I had to adjust to the design. After about 30 minutes or so, it literally felt like I was not wearing anything nor were they heavy. I was really excited about that because at first they look like they would not be comfortable during prolonged listening sessions. Additionally, I have not tried them during workouts yet, but hopefully I will soon. One thing I will mention is that that the cord length, while perfect for running as you would not have to deal with a cord flapping all over the place, it is just a tad bit too short. This was the only gripe that I had with them. Thus, controlling the volume or the microphone was bit difficult. I wish they would have added another inch or two of cord on both sides. Other than that, they are really comfortable. The heart monitor worked fairly well and connecting to the Bose application was quite simple. I will mention that on my first time using it, the program downloaded an update for the headphones. It took roughly 20 minutes to complete. As for charging, it takes roughly two hours to fully charge and should last 5-6 hours. The headphones have a micro USB port for charging. I also want to mention that it said that any wall charger can be used. I had to verify this as some chargers have a different amp rating and did not want to break them. As for sound quality, this is probably one of the most subjective areas with discussing music or equipment. For this test, I used pure lossless FLAC files from my personal collection. I verified all of them using a spectrogram and also looked at their frequencies using FFT analysis. Unfortunately, there will always be some sound loss due to the nature of Bluetooth, so I tried to keep that at a minimum by using FLAC even though the phone won't be able to reproduce those higher frequencies. However, I always want the best audio quality and where I can control it, I will. I also included various genres including Rock, Trance, Rap, and Classical. Overall, everything sounds really crisp and clear. I did not have to completely turn up my volume and it was still really loud. On the songs with a lot of bass, it came through quite punchy and did not sound weak at all. Classical music sounded fairly decent. One of my high resolution pieces (96 KHZ/24 Bit) came through quite marvelously. Rock music sounded overall fairly good, although some of the louder songs sounded a bit muddy. One point I forgot to mention was that on my phone, a Sony Xperia Z3+, all of the EQ settings were set to off as well as any audio enhancing setting. I was also using the stock player on Android 5.0.2. From just my tests here, quality wise, I think most will be quite satisfied. In conclusion, if you are looking for wireless headphones to use while working out, I have no doubt you would be pleased with these headphones. The short cable, while I thought it could be a little bit longer to facilitate the use of the controls, is still more than adequate for working out. As for its price point, if you have used a Bose before, it should not come as a surprise. While it might be a bit steep for some, these do work as intended and sound great. If you can get these, I recommend them and have no doubt they will satisfy your needs.