New Bose Sport Open Earbuds launching globally next month with Google Find Hub support
Bose has released a new pair of open earbuds aimed at those with more of what the company describes as an 'active lifestyle'. Reprising the Sport Open Earbuds branding from the start of the 2020s, the new Bose earbuds have moved away from the loop form factor of their predecessors.
Instead, Bose's latest Sport Open Earbuds adopt the clip-on form factor already seen on the company's Ultra Open Earbuds (curr. $199 on Amazon). Incidentally, Bose has just announced a second-generation version of the Ultra Open Earbuds, too. Please see our corresponding launch article for more details about these higher-end open earbuds.
As for the new Sport Open Earbuds, Bose claims that they are IP54 certified against dust and water with up to 7 hours of battery life. For reference, Bose's included charging case is said to provide the earbuds with up to 22 hours of total battery life.
Moreover, the new earbuds support Bluetooth 5.4 and Multipoint connectivity. On top of that, they are compatible with Google's Fast Pair and Find Hub services. The new Bose Sport Open Earbuds retails for $199 in the US and €199.95 in the Eurozone, with a choice between Black, Eucalyptus Green and White finishes. While Bose has already listed the earbuds on its website, they will not be available until October 1 in the US and October 13 in the Eurozone unless you are a My Bose member.
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