The Bose Sport Earbuds is a notable upgrade over the SoundSport Free, but only in a few areas. The Bose Sport Earbuds is a step forward, but still requires more improvement. Bose certainly fixed some of the problems of the SoundSport Free, such as the heavy, unstable design, inadequate noise...

Bright, balanced sound, Lighter and smaller than the QuietComfort Earbuds, Secure fit, Bluetooth 5.1

Short battery life, Extremely limited feature set, Uncomfortable the longer they’re worn

The true wireless Bose Sport Earbuds deliver solid audio performance, but the rest of their feature set feels dated.

Bass-forward; bright; balanced sound signature; Secure fit ideal for exercise

Bulky charging case doesn't provide much extra battery life; Clumsy control layout; Modest water-resistance rating; No EQ in app

What do you get when you take the best-in-class noise-cancelling Bose QuietComfort Earbuds and eliminate noise cancellation? To be fair, the Bose Sport Earbuds aren't simply a noise cancellation-free version of the QC Earbuds—they have different drivers and a slightly smaller build. And at $179.95, they cost $100 less than the noise-cancelling model. But the similarities are hard to dismiss, including the same modest IPX4 rating, similar battery life in the charging case, and limited on-ear controls. From an audio standpoint, the bass and highs are both sculpted and dialed up, which should appeal to those motivated by deep bass while exercising. And there’s no denying you get a secure fit—the in-canal seal stays in place thanks to the StayHear Max eartips. Ultimately, however, you can get similar or better sport-focused features from competing true wireless models.Design The Sport earpieces are smaller than the QuietComfort earpieces—side by side the difference in size is notable...

The true wireless Bose Sport Earbuds deliver solid audio performance, but the rest of their feature set feels dated.

Bass-forward, bright, balanced sound signature; Secure fit ideal for exercise

Bulky charging case doesn't provide much extra battery life; Clumsy control layout; Modest water-resistance rating; No EQ in app

Phone call wasn’t really good

Music is ok but as soon as you talk on phone the buds sort of echo also look around I bought very quick and may have purchased differently after speaking to friends

The Bose Sport Earbuds are impressive for sports and fitness. These headphones are equipped with stability fins, which ensures that the buds don't fall out of your ears during runs in the park or sets at the gym. They have a well-built and comfortable design that's easy to take with you on the move.

Comfortable, stable fit., IPX4 rating.

Bad passive soundstage.

The Bose Sport Earbuds are the most comfortable workout earbuds around, and make huge improvements over the original Bose SoundSport Free. An IPX4 rating ensures water-resistance for nearly all workouts, and the Sport Earbuds aren’t just durable: they sound good too.

Comfortable; secure fit; Fast charging; USB-C case; IPX4 water-resistance; Active EQ; Auto play/pause (right bud only); Mono listening (right bud only); Microphone blocks out background noise

Limited onboard controls, Weird connection issues; no Bluetooth multipoint, Bose Music app required to switch between devices, Lacks in-app EQ and ambient aware mode, SBC and AAC only, no aptX, Price

With a firm fit, good sound and robust design, Bose offer their new completely wireless Sport Earbuds primarily to the demanding sports and work-out market, who want exactly these characteristics for their sweat-inducing activities: a firm fit, good sound and robust design.

Bose Sport Earbuds have all the qualities of a great pair of fitness-focused earphones, and will see you through all types of workout. Audio is excellent and comfort levels are higher than their bulky looks would suggest

Very comfortable, The usual Bose sound and build quality, Lee bulky than their predecessors

…But still pretty bulky

Bose is back for another crack at workout earbuds. Find out how the new version stacks up in this Bose Sport Earbuds review!...