[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had these for about a year and a half. I love them! Only issue I have had is with the new ear fit pieces sliding off, but given the fact I use these everyday for 6+ hours, it isn’t surprising.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Quiet Comfort earbuds are great in terms of sound and features. The only issue I have is I’ve had to return one pair cause they wouldn’t charge in their case. Bose sent me another pair an they’ve been fine until the last several months where they won’t charge fully any longer. They only charge to 90% unless I keep the case plugged in and charging.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are perfect for runners since it never falls out of your ears like the AirPods will during lots of movement. You’re also still able to be aware of your surrounds. I also have a tragus ear piercing and this is the only earbud that won’t mess with it. The downside is you’re not able to track it if one goes missing. I lost one after the half marathon and had to purchase another pair.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What stood out to me right away is how different they feel compared to traditional earbuds. They don’t sit inside your ear canal, which makes them super comfortable—even after wearing them for hours. I barely notice them during calls or while listening to music throughout the day. If you don’t like that “plugged-in” feeling, these are a great change. The sound quality is solid, especially considering the open design. You’re not going to get the same deep isolation or bass punch as noise-canceling earbuds, but that’s kind of the point. These let you stay aware of your surroundings while still enjoying clear, balanced audio. I found them perfect for walks, working from home, or even casual listening at a café. Another thing I appreciate is how seamless they are for multitasking. I can take calls, listen to music, and still hear what’s going on around me without constantly taking them out. That’s a big win for everyday use. If I had to point out a downside, it would be that they’re not ideal for very noisy environments since there’s no real noise isolation. But for what they’re designed to do, they do it really well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have these earbuds for years. These are the best earbuds I ever had. I am a musician, and love hearing details of the music. Phone calls are always clear. No issues when connecting with Bluetooth.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My most recent purchase was the Bose Max portable speaker. We recently did our backyard and that little speaker fills up the whole yard with award-winning sound. I’ve been buying those products since the mid 80s. My first purchase was the acoustic mass 10. Bose is a little bit more money but you get what you pay for nothing else compares. I have 15 oh speakers throughout my house my wife and my children love music. I bought a SoundTouch 300 system 10 years ago. It still feels like I’m at the concert. Those products are unmatched. You can try the rest, but Bose is the best.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First of all I’m Bose Addicted, at least for headphones and earbuds. This said the Open Ear Buds (OEB) are really a breakthrough in earbuds world. They are really light as you risk to forget and take shower ( it happened ); anyway it was not a problem. We, OEB and me, survived:). The sound quality is Bose as always and ev n if and obviously the performance is lower than in ear ones, but this is not the point. The easy to wear , the risk of falling trom your ears is reduced to zero ( or almost ), you can ear the world around you while listening to your fav podcast…. Simply amazing. Thus no weak points ? In my personal opinion no. Conclusion : if you are looking for top music listeners experience go for Ultra Ear Buds 2 gen , it you are looking for a life changer earbuds go for OEB.. no more “earbuds fallings” experience and great sound quality granted.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I finally got on the wireless earbuds bandwagon and glad I chose Bose. The deep bass and midrange sounds from streaming app were crisply reproduced. And the ambient noise cancelling worked as expected, although no where near full size headphones. Only issue is that when battery level is low, 20-30%, it doesn't always maintain BT pairing with Samsung S25.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought a pair for me and the sound is better than Apple products..good battery life and when wearing them they are super comfortable. Bought a second pair for my wife and she swears by them and after borrowing mine she instantly went to the store and ordered a pair for herself. If you want the best …buy Bose. It is that simple

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Bose Ultra Open Earbuds for a few weeks now, and honestly, they’ve been a game changer for my daily routine. The first thing I noticed is how comfortable they are. Unlike traditional earbuds, these don’t sit inside your ear canal, so I can wear them for hours without any discomfort. I even forget I’m wearing them sometimes. Sound quality is exactly what you’d expect from Bose—clear, balanced, and surprisingly immersive for an open-ear design. Music sounds great, but what really stands out is how I can still hear my surroundings. That’s been super helpful when I’m out walking or at work. Battery life has been solid, and the connection has been reliable with no annoying dropouts. I also like the sleek design—they look modern and don’t feel bulky. If I had to mention one thing, it would be that they’re not meant for complete noise isolation, but that’s actually the point of this design. Overall, I’d highly recommend these to anyone who wants great sound without being completely cut off from the world. Definitely worth it.