The Bose SoundSport earbuds are the only real sports option from the company. They have excellent sports features and will stay put throughout heavy workouts. They are the least expensive option in the Bose line-up. However all Bose products are on the expensive side.

Crisp; clear sounds Very rugged Comfortable weather sealed Extra ear tips

Little bit expensive

I have owned these style headphones for a long time before I bough this pair. I had the Galaxy style. I now purchased a iPhone so I bough these for my new phone both work well for their specific phone styles. I love these and use them often to talk on the phone hands free.

Very great sounding headphones; look good; stay in ears well

Back in January we reviewed the Bose SoundTrue Ultra In-Ear Headphones . Now it's time to review its cousin designed for people with active lifestyle – the Bose SoundSport In-Ear Headphones . Check out our review below.

* Great bass performance; * Sweat and weather resistant; * Allows ambient noises for safer outdoor use; * Youthful colors

* Mids and highs are not that crisp and spacious; * Not universally compatible on iOS and Android at the same time; * Pricey

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.

We've seen an influx of exercise-focused wireless headphones in the last year or so, and now Bose is throwing its hat in the ring. At $149.95, the Bose SoundSport Wireless earphones are among the pricier options in this category.

Powerful audio performance with intense bass response and crisp highs; Secure-fitting, comfortable eartips; Moisture-resistant design

Slightly expensive for what you get

There's a new king in town.

Great fit; Connection; Non-outrageous Price

Battery Life; Bulky

Since I am owner of 5 Bose headphones including 2 bluetooth ones, sound quality is lower than I would expect from Bose. It is even lower when I compare it to Plantronics ones that I have purchased recently.

If the rumors are true, and the smartphones of the future are going headphone-jack-free, then you'll want to invest in a good pair of wireless buds. The Bose Soundsport ($149) are on the bulky side, but provide a strong, steady Bluetooth connection to your phone whether you're walking or running.

Maintained a strong connection; Good in-line controls; Works with Siri and Google Now

Bulky; App doesn't add much value

Worth every bit of 10k. one time investment :)

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