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Bose returns with new open earbuds (and a refreshed favorite)

ZDNET’s key takeaways

Bose announces two clip-on open earbuds.
The Sport Open is ideal for exercise, while the Ultra Open (2nd Gen) provides a premium experience.
Both will be available beginning Oct. 1.

Following the release of the second-gen QuietComfort Headphones, Bose returns with two new open-ear options: the Sport Open Earbuds and the Ultra Open Earbuds (2nd Gen).

Also: Sony vs. Bose isn’t a draw when it comes to open-style earbuds – here’s how they differ

Bose’s open-ear clip-on earbuds are among our favorites, and the company is expanding its lineup to accommodate different types of open-ear fans. The upgraded second-gen Ultra Open builds on premium Bose audio technologies, signaling that it’ll best suit those seeking an elevated experience in an open-ear form factor.

Meanwhile, the Sport Open Earbuds are a new Bose product category that appeals to those seeking open-ear earbuds for their active lifestyles.

Ultra Open Earbuds

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