These headphones sound like to took your high fidelity sound system and turned the bass all the way up and treble all the way down. If you're all about the bass and don't like treble or just listen to drum solos all day then you'll probably enjoy these just fine.

Stays in the ear, I can't complain there. I had really high hopes for these earbuds, but my search will continue. My last buds were the B&O Play wireless, but they never stayed in the ear.

Great product for active/sporty types or just wondering around town. Initially purchased after getting annoyed with wires in the gym and exercising. But I have used them for running a half marathon in the pouring rain and they worked brilliantly, ran the London Marathon in them and the battery had...

i use this product when i travel

Comfortable; Compact; Durable; Good Bass; Good Value; Great Sound; Lightweight; Stylish

Falls Off/Out Of Ear

Heart rate sensing headphones aren't a new concept, but the Bose SoundSport Pulse is something of a watershed moment for the category. Until now, we've seen offerings from tech brands, with the Jabra Sport Pulse and Bragi Dash impressing in our tests.

Great sound quality; Accurate heart rate; Simple to set up; Superb battery life

Bulky and tend to fall out; Prone to outages; Heart rate only – no frills; Limited in-line remote

this product is ok. good quality of sound, but that is about it. connected well with my apple products but failed in 6 months. battery life poor. gave me all kind of errors after 6 months.

These Bose earbuds are very thick and heavy. The bass is horrible to non-existent. You get high pitched treble only, and because of the size of these earbuds and the lousy sound quality, you get a headache after about an hour. The sound quality leaves a lot to be desired.

At Bose's launch even for its new 2016 wireless headphones, I got a chance to try its new Bluetooth sports headphone, the SoundSport Wireless, an in-ear model that's fairly affordably priced at $150 (£140, AU $249). It's the wireless sports headphone a lot of people have been waiting for, but in September the company is releasing the step-up SoundSport Pulse Wireless, which costs $200 (£170, AU$300) and has an integrated heart-rate monitor that's compatible with Runkeeper, Endomondo and other fitness apps.

Bose takes a crack at the fitness tracker market by building a heart-rate monitor into its SoundSport Pulse Wireless headphones.