The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds are strange to describe. Each earbud consists of two hard parts — one that houses the speakers and mics and one that houses the battery and controls — that are connected by ...

In the case of the Ultra Open Earbuds, the two parts are connected by a flexible joint, which Bose says allows for easy on and off and “effortless all-day wear.” Bose isn’t the first to use ...

The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds ask you to throw away most of your preconceptions about what Bose earphones are. ... It just sits by its entrance, and is kept in place by the other two parts.

When it comes to sound, these are about as good as you get for open earbuds, which typically don't have the bass response of noise-isolating earbuds like the QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds. Bose says ...

Bose says the Ultra Open Earbuds can get 7.5 hours of active use at moderate volumes (which is fairly solid) and that that charging case comes with 19.5 hours of charge.

The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds bypass all these potential issues thanks to their clever design. Each earpiece comprises three main parts: the pill-shaped bud, the battery cylinder, and a silicone band or ...

Skullcandy's new Method 360 ANC earbuds start at just $99.99 and come with Bose-powered sound. How do they compare to the $180 "budget" Bose QuietComfort earbuds?

Bose has released new flagship headphones and earbuds along with a replacement for the QuietComfort 45 headphones. We got an early look and listen to the new QC Ultra Headphones.

Bose's QuietComfort Earbuds II improve on the company's previous design with a much smaller size, ... which is now divided into two parts — eartips and something Bose calls stability bands.

Bose's noise-cancelling QuietComfort Earbuds have top-notch sound to compete with the likes of Apple's AirPods Pro, but it comes at a high price.