Bose Announces Two New True Wireless Earbuds and More Bose Frames

Just days after asurfaced videoappeared to tease a young pair of Bose noise - strike down wireless earbuds , Bose has officially announced two Modern true wireless alternative : the QuietComfort Earbuds and the Bose Sport Earbuds .

The two wireless earbud modelsoriginally slatedto launching in 2020 were call the Earbuds 500 and Noise Cancelling Earbuds 700 , severally , withrelease datesplanned for subsequently in the year . A spokesperson confirmed to Gizmodo that the young buds announced this week are in fact the same mathematical product , just with dissimilar names for their prescribed launch . Both will officially tally stores afterwards in September , the company pronounce .

The QuietComfort bud employ proprietary haphazardness - cancel technology that , couple on with StayHear Max earbud tip , turn to cut outside clatter that may interpose with audio quality . In summation , the earbuds allow you to adjust how much racket to get in or block entirely with 11 levels of dissonance cancellation . Asrevealedearlier this hebdomad , the QuietComfort bud will get six hours of listening time on a exclusive charge , but full playtime can be load to up to 18 60 minutes with the charging grammatical case . ( Apple ’s AirPods Pro , by contrast , get up to five 60 minutes of playtime , depending on how you ’re listening , and around 24 hours of uninterrupted hearing when using the charging case . )

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The new Sport Earbuds , meanwhile , also apply the new StayHear Max tips , which are organise to stay in plaza even when perform gamy - intensity activities like HIIT and retentive - length runs , the troupe said . They ’re much slimmer than Bose ’s old sports - target earbuds , but Bose sound out they outdo previous models in audio frequency . Both the QuietComfort and Sport bud are water - resistant with an IPX4 valuation and hold up speedy - signature commands . Both also use Bluetooth 5.1 and are compatible with the Bose Music app .

The Sport Earbuds will retail for $ 179 , while the QuietComfort Earbuds will sell for $ 279 . Both are currently available for preorder beginning Thursday ahead of their release on Sept. 29 .

On the glasses front , Bose has announced the all - newFrames Tempo , Frames Tenor , andFrames Soprano , that latter two of which Bose says have its “ most inconspicuous ” on - building block speaker systems to date . As with its headphone , the Frames are a truthful wireless option that allows you to hear your music and conversations even when others can not .

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While nowhere near as stylish as some of the other Frames options , the Tempo model is decidedly more diesel . The Tempo is the sportier of Bose ’s unexampled Frames release , packing in a 22 mm full - range driver that keep going rich sound even while performing more intensive activities . The frames are resistant to water , weather , and scratches and get up to 8 hour on a single charge from a USB - C charging overseas telegram .

The Tenor and Soprano model , meanwhile , let in a pair of 16 millimetre speakers and get up to five and a one-half hours of battery life with an included pin battery charger . ( These do not appear to be water - immune . ) Voice assistant livelihood is included on all three . While these models miss a second spec - overbold when compared to the Tempo , you ’re really paying for a much more fashionable design that attempts to dissemble some of the ponderousness need to enshroud Bose ’s strait - supporting tech in the glasses ’ arms . These chicer models are still a little bulky , but not quite as bulky .

All three models are available today for $ 249 each .

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