Bought these a couple of weeks ago and the sound quality is amazing. Crystal clear at low volume and also when played loud. I wear them out walking in the gym and sat around and the fit is very good. Only negative I would have are I'm told by Ally in the office they make me look like Shrek.

Great headphones and the sound quality is awesome

Leaks sound when volume is kept high

My first wireless earphones so there may be better although I am a sterio audiophile so think I know about such things. I can't fault these at this price. Base definition is clear smooth and punchy. Hi end, midd range all balance beautifully with the base.

Truly wireless headphones (earbuds that aren't connected by any wire) are rapidly gaining popularity and nearly every audio manufacturer is beginning to release their own versions of them.

​Built well; Very good bass response; Good battery life; IPX4 sweat proof

Expensive; Sound leaks; Buttons are stiff

Great sound - highs, lows and mids Comfortable for extended periods, don't fall out during work out/walking Great battery life The only niggle are the tiny buttons (I have large hands) - they are fiddly, but usable Small delay on sound which can be an issue when watching videos, I don't watch many...

Bose's first truly wireless earbuds don't quite hit the mark, even if there's a lot to like.

Secure fit; Good sound quality; Robust build; Decent battery life

Chunky design; Difficult-to-use buttons; Large charging case

Perfect when working out they stay put; phone connectivity is good with a small charging case

With how lucrative and attention growing the true wireless earbuds segment has quickly become, it was only a matter of time before Bose became involved. In recent decades, the brand has been a dominant force the speaker and headphones space.

Good sound; Reliable connectivity; minimal dropouts

High price-tag; Iffy form-factor

Wireless earbuds are quickly becoming one of the most popular types of headphones, especially with so many smartphones ditching the traditional jack output. Bose has made its first ‘truly wireless' in-ears and here's our SoundSport Free review.

Cons: there's a small 1 second lag when watching videos, and also when talking on the phone (because the mic and speaker are so close together) there are some issues for the person on the other end hearing their voice talk back again Pros: Sound quality is amazing, they fit well in the ear and don't...