Bose SoundSport Free, True Wireless Earbuds, (Sweatproof Bluetooth Headphones for Workouts and Sports), Midnight Blue / Citron

The Bose SoundSport Free are hands down some of the best wireless sport earbuds I’ve used—and the limited edition color adds a unique, stylish touch that sets them apart from the usual black or white options.Sound Quality:As always, Bose delivers premium audio. The sound is full, rich, and detailed with strong bass that’s perfect for workouts without being overpowering. Whether I'm running, lifting, or just walking, the music keeps me energized and fully immersed.Fit & Comfort:The StayHear+ Sport tips are super secure and comfortable, even during intense workouts. They stay put without needing constant adjustment, and I never feel like they’re going to fall out. Also, they don’t create that ear fatigue you sometimes get with in-ear headphones.Battery Life & Case:Battery life is great—about 5 hours per charge, with the charging case providing an extra 10 hours. The case is compact, solidly built, and easy to toss in a gym bag or backpack. It also has indicator lights so you always know your battery status.Connectivity & Controls:The Bluetooth connection is strong and consistent, and pairing was quick and easy. There’s minimal lag when watching videos, and the controls on the earbuds are intuitive once you get used to them. Plus, the Find My Buds feature in the Bose Connect app is a lifesaver if you misplace one!Durability:They’re sweat- and weather-resistant, which makes them perfect for both indoor and outdoor workouts. I’ve used them in light rain and sweaty gym sessions without any issues.If you're looking for wireless earbuds that combine top-tier sound, reliable performance, and a secure fit, the Bose SoundSport Free are a fantastic choice. The Ultraviolet with Midnight Blue edition not only performs great, but looks amazing too. Highly recommended for active lifestyles!

They came with the newest revision of the updates, which are the newest release of the model(make sure you get the newer version and you will save yourself a lot of headaches.First and foremost these are for Music and Fitness- you can tell by the design choices and the marketing materials - I would seriously not take anyone's review into account unless that is the sole focus on the review. These are for use with a Cell Phone not a PC or MAC.Sound Quality is absolutely amazing for wireless earbuds considering your other options - they are the top of the stack for quality of sound hands down(The Beats version comes in at around tie to slightly lower quality) - If this is your priority don't look back. Otherwise wired is always better obviously. There is slight aberrations from the processing of the sound but that is expected otherwise the profile is good for wireless. Bass is good, mid range is solid and highs are there but don't get to the point they are ear piercing focused. Very loud - If your phone is all the way up in most medium environments you will probably have them around half volume.Connectivity - no problems whatsoever, but be aware the left earbud can time out which makes it seem like it isn't connected, also you will get drops around extremely strong radio waves and will cause drops primarily in the left ear, mine never cut out despite using them at the business/working end/side of the airport where radio signals are all over the place with missive congestion on the radio wave spectrum. Don't expect to use these and walk away they are meant to have a cell phone carried with you -another thing to keep in mind from others reviews.The design sits in the ears with a twist and is comfortable without any kind of slipping out despite the design of being bulky compared to other options. Could not shake them out even tried a headbang metal session which is weird despite not having foam eartips. It is larger compared to other options but manages to not fatigue the ears that much.Got 6 hours of battery life out of them with 2.5 additional charges from the case, honestly at that point battery is moot unless you are going camping for a week, on standby 5 days without the charge.Water resistant to sweat and water but not to be submerged - this makes it easier to wear when raining without fear or sweat from workouts and makes for easy cleanup - but use common sense and they should be 100% fine.Okay now for the pitfalls.Video audio sync is terrible unless you are playing video from Apps, you need to watch what codecs are being used and just be aware this is not the prime focus of this device. YouTube app itself is fine but access it from the web page and.....well just don't I would imagine its the same way for any streaming service, need to test it with Amazon video/Funimation/Netflix/Hulu and the other streaming services. Something tells me the apps are fine but webpage streams are bad depending on codecs used.There are physical buttons on the ear pieces and man the play/pause/skip/… is hard to push, Volume buttons aren't terrible but still bad, these needed to be a bit more user friendly, a touch pad on the exterior shell would have been better.On calls the design choice was only to use the master ear piece rather than have audio come from the set of buds. +/- depending as you can use it old style with just the master while walking around.No active noise cancelation that Bose is famous for - Passive is terrible - design choice probably for runners and cyclists.Next revision - Bose needs to change for these to be an absolute home runSize is fine and so is the shape.No physical buttons instead touch input for audio controls.non-proprietary USB type C charging for the case instead of Micro USB 2 is this pre 3.0 2000's??? using outdated standards on a premium product is an absolute no-no for what you are charging for these. Wireless charging??? Power share???New eartip options meant to satisfy Passive NC requirements to open up type of consumer base.Bose's famous ANC would be nice as well. - Runners and cyclists can turn it off but if its never there that isn't an option...Ideally if they change a few things and nail the connectivity/Codec issues and then change a few outdated aspects these would be a $250-$300 set of premium earbuds but the features and product needs to warrant that price.