Bose SoundSport Free Earbuds Lets You Ditch Your Airpods

Bose is looking to smash into the sphere of the “truly wireless” today by introducing its new Bose SoundSport Free earbuds. It is focused at people who need a pair of wireless headphones for workouts, this SoundSport Free come up with a number of exercise-friendly features, such as water and sweat resistance. It is also brag an antenna that claims to keep a solid connection to your device, no matter where it happens to be.

Likely most of the Bluetooth earbuds and headphones, the range for the SoundSport Free tops out at around 30 feet with in the location. However, Bose says, that the antenna’s range is strong enough to prevent noise interruption or popping regardless of where your phone is, whether it’s in your pocket or gym. Each earbud weighs in at 0.35 ounces, yet, they come in packing a “miniature acoustic package” that characteristics a Bose digital signal processor and volume EQ.

The lithium-ion batteries filled in these earbuds can work for up to 5 hours, but the SoundSport Free also ship with a charging case, when it is fully charged can provide 10 hours battery life. Controls on the right side of earbud allow you to make calls or pick up your phone’s AI assistant, and compatibility with the Bose Connect App means that you can locate your headphones through “Find My Buds” command in the event that you are unable to find them.

All sort of, the SoundSport Free seems like capable wireless earbuds, especially for those people who have problems with their earbuds falls while running or workout. Bose SoundSport Free uses Bose’s own StayHear+ Sport instructions to keep them in place, optimistically keeping them secure no matter how energetic your workout gets.

The SoundSport Free will available in two colors: midnight blue, triple black, and with yellow citron accents. Pre-orders for the triple black variations are going live today, with an expected release coming up next month. Midnight blue color, on the other hand, will be available end of the year is out, but there’s no pre-order date listed yet. Regardless of the variant you go with, the SoundSport Free earbuds which will cost around $249.95.