Over the years, Bose has had a few different variations of its in-ear headphones -- and a few too many model names to choose from -- but now it's condensed the line to include only the "open" ear-bud style SoundSport In-Ear and SoundTrue Ultra , its first noise-isolating in-ear headphone .

The Bose SoundSport In-Ear headphones are secure and comfortable as well as sweat-resistant, and their "open" design is appealing; They also offer pleasantly full bass and include an integrated remote and microphone and a nice carrying case

They let sound in; so they're not good for noisier environments

First impressions I am sure we have all heard of the Bose brand. They make premium quality stereos, earphones, speakers etc. If you are in the market for audio or visual equipment then arrange an appointment with your bank manager before taking a look at their products.

Superb sound quality; comfortable with many fitting options; stylish sporty looks

Expensive

These headphones provide a great sound; however, the clip that is there to secure them is an epic fail. Do not wear them around your neck leisurely because they have the tendency to slide out of place.

Great headphones and the sound quality is awesome

Leaks sound when volume is kept high

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.

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

In the current age of wearable technology it can be tempting for manufacturers to shove as many sensors and features into their products as possible. Watches are mini computers, bracelets can tell us if we've had enough sleep and earphones are slowly becoming full-on digital fitness coaches.

Great sound quality; connection is solid and they stay in your ears

Battery life could be better; a little chunky

The SoundSport Pulse are Bose's wireless running headphones that also pack an in-ear heart rate monitor that will play nicely with most running apps and services. So whether you use Strava or Runkeeper to track your runs, you can pull in useful heart rate metrics to improve your running or ensure...

Super-comfortable; Good sound quality; Reliable HRM

No dedicated fitness app; Better value alternatives

On a cable so you can't lose only one of them, very resilient and high quality audio, perfect fitting into the ear so great for long runs/workouts and such.

I have tried almost every true wireless headset, except the Samsung IconX. I have an S8 and was looking for Icon's. but they were sold out so i bought a set of Rowkin Bit Charge. That started me on my journey here. I went from Rowkin to JBL elite, and than the Jaybird Run, and i finshed at the Bose.