Customer Ratings & Reviews

Small size. Very similar in size to Airpod pro as you can see in the below pic.

Love these headphones. Always scooped the newest bose and never disappointed! Also they look great.

Grest pair of earbuds that have Active Noise Cancelling and clear microphone. These are the ultimate earbuds.

I love Bose and this is no different. I like the sound and the ergonomics that ensure that I can work out without the earbuds falling out of my ear.

Solid in low frequencies, clear in high frequencies, very very clear, the best quality in headphones. Not distorted high frequencies, Good mid range ,

Bose makes great ear buds. Sound great. If u need new ones Bose the way to go

Good sound quality , I like the combination of colors.

Its good and nice sound and clear with audio and good output

awesome good quality and very nice song, i love this ear bud compare to the competitors.

1. Too many bugs 2. It auto pauses when the setting is turned off in the app. 3. Only right earbud works by itself. Cant do left only. It pauses the video than plays on phone speaker. 4. It doesn't always connect automatically when you put it in your ears. You have to put it back in the case and try again. Bose really quit putting in bug fixes after the Bose Soundsport. The headphones that have 1 wire attached to it, that hang around your neck or have that clip on the back. Bose have really went downhill with these headphones. Ive never had issues with my previous bose headphones. This is a terrible product. I'll put in IT tickets but I bet theyre going to have to write code to fix these bug fixes. Terrible QA Thank you for reading this. I love Bose products but this is terrible. Please fix it.

Muy bueno; me encantan; hago ejercicio y el sonido está muy bueno

I really like this. The charge last a long time and they stay in you ears during a workout. If you are prone to making faces while lifting weight they may need yo be readjusted during.

PROS: - Audio quality is the best I’ve tested so far. It’s Bose, c’mon. - comfort (yes I listed that as a con as well but since comfort is based very much on your ear shape, Bose has done a good job getting these as comfortable as possible) - IPX4 resists sweat or getting caught in rain. Other non-sport buds tend to be IPX2 - Stay put during intense workouts. I’m not sure how but I jumped and threw my head everywhere and they stayed in - Made with sports and active users in mind, great for workouts! - 15 min charge gives 2 hours of playback (I tested this and they lasted about 2 hours 10 min.) CONS: - Voice assistant is phone default (samsung users, this means bixby NOT google) - Can not turn off voice assistant touch shortcut - Touch sensitivity is very high, accidental touch happens a lot. Make fitting adjustments carefully - personal con but your ears may be different: Comfort is only decent. For me, they are starting to feel a little uncomfortable after about an hour (still better than other brands for me) - “Standby mode” still drains battery. They will die if you set them down but not in the case. No off button. - Battery life is only at the “average” of 5 hours. Airpods are similar but galaxy buds Live blow that out of the water and google “mentos” pixel buds are 5 hours but 24 hours more in the case - Case only has 10 hours of spare charge despite being bigger/more awkward than airpods, galaxy and pixel and no wireless charging for the case TL;DR: The new Bose Sport Earbuds are made for active users who need a bud to stay in place no matter how much they sweat or move and bounce. So far they have passed that test and provide overall comfort while doing it. I do have weird ear shapes but I still get a pretty good fit and comfort from these buds. Make sure to try out all 3 sizes, I found one ear needs a small but the other needs medium. Overall they feel good, definitely for a short workout or run, and the audio quality is fantastic. There’s a tight seal that naturally blocks some background noise, they have touch controls, 5 hour playback and sturdy carrying case with 10 hours extra charge. They can take on sweat and rain but don’t go swimming with them in. Overall great sound, a bit quirky settings and app, but nothing that would make me return them. WHAT'S IN THE BOX?! FIRST IMPRESSIONS Packaging is nice and clean with a black box that has the case, earbuds, S, M, L ear tips, short USB-C charging cable, (NO wall plug) and some paperwork/warranty etc inside. The manual is found online but is not included in the box. My buds came with about 80% charge but it’s good practice to charge up fully before your first use. Once I had a full charge and the Bose app downloaded, I was able to easily connect the buds to my Galaxy phone (s9+). I started trying the different ear tips with the helpful fit guide in the app and noticed a few annoyances. Not with the fit but with the touch sensitivity. As I’m fiddling with the buds, trying to get them in my ear, switching the tips out, or just making a small adjustment, I was constantly triggering my phone voice assistant or starting music or hearing the battery status. I went into the app to turn off or adjust those settings and was unfortunately unable to do much. You can turn off the “in-ear detection” and auto play pause but there is NO way to turn off the voice assistant shortcut. This is extra annoying for any samsung user who chooses google assistant over bixby (aka 99% of galaxy owners) because these buds do not allow you to pick your voice assistant, it is only the factory default assistant on your phone. That also means iphone users who may choose google over siri, you will not be able to choose google. Almost more annoying is when I realized it was bixby only, I figured I would simply turn off the assistant feature, but I could not, so now I’m stuck telling my phone no I do not want to set up bixby right now every time I touch the right bud a little too long. I feel like this is a major oversight for Bose and hope that a firmware or app update will allow more options based on your preference for assistant. Luckily that can be addressed easily so I wouldn’t make a purchase decision based on that. AUDIO PERFORMANCE: Let’s be honest, the reason you buy headphones is to listen to audio, other features are nice, but what good are headphones with bad audio? Bose engineers have always been magicians at making powerful, immersive sound come out of small speakers and these sport buds are no exception. As I was struggling to get a good fit and the touch controls started triggering I thought these buds may not be worth it. The negatives were piling up and I was getting frustrated...Then I played some music and literally smiled and thought, Bose, you always crush it in sound quality and the frustration melted away. I started by playing some clean, well engineered acoustic music. A great place to start any audio test, providing deep punchy lows and full of dynamic shifts and large frequency range. I was immediately hit with the feeling I was surrounded by music and my body was full of sound. The guitar was coming through clean and crisp but still punching with low frequencies. The buds do a great job of filling your head with sound and cleanly providing equal levels to each ear at all volumes. Bose has some kind of fancy name for a feature that prevents “buzzing” or “rattle” noises at high volume giving you clean sound at any level, which I’m proud to say is true. I couldn’t crank them to 100 because it was getting too loud for comfort but at the highest I could take, they were still very clean and crisp. Look, in short, Bose will always have good quality, these aren’t going to be insane quality like headphones in the $250+ range from Bose or others but for the price, you get a very good quality and 90% of users don’t have well enough trained ears to notice a difference anyway. If you do, you’re not buying 170 dollar sports buds. OTHER NOTES/OVERALL: One thing I wanted to mention, I wanted to see what would happen if you put the buds down or in your pocket but NOT in the case. The manual says after 20 min it will go into standby to save your battery. Unfortunately, after my testing, I found this to not work well at all. When I set the buds on the table and left them there I noticed every time I bumped the table or moved the buds a little they would turn on and connect to my phone. I would have to disconnect them once I noticed and they would go to standby or reconnect to my phone in a vicious cycle. Eventually I went to bed leaving them out overnight and in the morning they were fully dead. The only way to turn them OFF is putting them in the case (as noted in the manual). I did not try this after turning off the “in-ear detection” so maybe connection issues would be less with that off. Luckily a dead pair of headphones gave me the chance to do a 15 min charge and see if they truly last 2 hours. I used a stopwatch, charged for 15 minutes and then played spotify music streaming at about 70% volume and they lasted 2 hours and 10 minutes before they would start to turn off. I could wake them and use them about 10 or 15 minutes longer before they fully died. The case still shows 4 dots of power but no way to get a percentage, however that is after 3 days of heavy use and at least one FULL recharge of the buds. Bose says it holds 10 hours but so far I think it may be a bit more than that. Figure 10 to be safe though. Overall I really enjoy the audio quality of these sports buds. That’s the biggest use of headphones and get 5 stars for that, the reason I’m marking them 4 overall is because for all the great quality in sound, they have little quirks and annoyances that other big name buds do not have. They are minimal issues and ALL products will always have some falls, it’s up to you to decide if they are too bad to get over or not an issue at all. These are Bose's sport edition and therefore offer better sweat and moisture protection than most and will stay put no matter what kind of movement you do. They are not noise canceling, but they do seal tight in your ear and block out a decent amount of background noise because of it. Some people don’t like that effect so it’s worth noting, they do “plug” your ears pretty good. Call quality is good in the minimum testing I did, just as good as any others, nothing I’m going to brag about though. If you need a good, true wireless earbud option for your active lifestyle and don’t care much for custom features or controls but still want above average audio quality and long lasting comfort, you can’t go wrong with these sport buds from Bose.

They were just okay, when traveling outside, on public transportation, I got nothing but complaints on my phone conversations, about how people couldn't here me, and how terrible, the background noise was, soi always, always either had to turn off my Bluetooth, or simply just hang up, and being that these are Bose brand, that really sucks..

I really like beautiful sounds. I didn't regret buying it.

I upgraded from the Bose SoundSport Wireless Headphones. I would not recommend this new headphones. Old version has way better sound quality than the new phones.

Great fit and crystal clear sound. The setup was as easy as it gets as well.

Great in ear headphones that stay in, very comparable to the Beats Fit Pros. Get them while they are on sale now.

Love them so much, second time I bought it! You won’t regret , I promises you

My wife loves these and only wears bose. Always great earbuds.