Verdict: A good pick for runners and gym-goers who want to hear their surroundings while they train. As open-ear buds, they don’t block noise, so they aren’t for flights or noisy commutes.
Good for
- Running and cycling outdoors: the open design keeps you aware of traffic
- Workouts: a secure clip-on cuff fit and IP54 sweat and dust resistance
- Long sessions: up to 7 hours per charge, plus 22 hours in the case
- Android and multi-device users: Google Fast Pair and multipoint
Skip it if
- You want noise cancelling; open-ear buds let outside sound in by design
- You care most about deep bass; open-ear designs can’t match sealed earbuds
Key specs
| Design | Open-ear, clip-on cuff style |
|---|---|
| Battery | Up to 7 hours per charge; up to 22 more hours in the case |
| Case | Wireless charging; stands upright; USB-C |
| Durability | IP54 sweat, splash and dust resistance |
| Features | Multipoint, Google Fast Pair, SpeechClarity for calls |
| Announced | September 2026 |
How it compares
- SHOKZ OpenRun: bone-conduction alternative, also leaves your ears open
- JLab Go Sport+: much cheaper sport earbuds with ear hooks (in-ear, not open)
Featured in: Best open-ear earbuds (2026)
Specs come from the manufacturer’s published specifications (Bose press release); iTech Level has not tested this product hands-on. How we choose products.
