Bose has unveiled a new type of true wireless earbuds that sit above the ears to help keep cyclists, runners and pedestrians safe while out on the road.
Earlier today, Bose unveiled the Bose Sport Open Earbuds, a new type of true wireless earbuds that sit above the ears to help keep cyclists, runners and pedestrians safe while out on the road. They work by placing the driver in a new type of enclosure that sits above the ear canal, rather than inside of it, allowing ambient noise to pass through. That said, despite their open nature, Bose says the Sport Open Earbuds don’t leak noise – even at high volumes – because they use the company’s proprietary OpenAudio technology. The result? You’ll be able to hear your music playing clearly but no one else will. Bose says the earbuds are IPX4 rated, making them water-resistant, and weigh a mere 14 grams per bud.
