Bose SoundSport Free

5 hours of battery life ; IPX4-rated waterproofing ; Good bass response ; Comfortable

Large form factor ; Pricier than similar competitors

With five hours of battery life, limited waterproofing, and good sound, the Bose SoundSport Free are a well-made entry into the fully wireless headphone market – especially if you’re a bass lover. Still, you can get better fully wireless headphones for...

Fantastic sound ; Water resistant ; Rock solid connection

They struggle in loud environments ; Don’t always sync with video ; High price tag

Powerful audio performance with boosted bass response. Exceptionally secure fit. Water-resistant design. Simple, easy-to-use on-ear controls. App simplifies pairing process.

Expensive. Very sculpted sound signature.

I was starting to wonder until recently if I'd ever review a pair of true wireless earphones that isn't overshadowed by its flaws. With the SoundSport Free, Bose gets the design, fit, ease of use, and sound quality down in a way that the competition...

Sturdy and durable build quality. Stable and comfortable fit. Well-balanced sound profile.

High latency on PCs. Poor noise isolation, by design. Bulky truly wireless design.

Good for neutral listening. The Bose SoundSport Free are well-balanced and have a good amount of bass. Instruments and vocals also sound clear but a bit forward. However, their semi-open, in-ear design doesn't create a spacious and open soundstage,...

Great audio reproduction. ; Stable and comfortable fit. ; Sturdy and durable build quality.

Poor noise isolation, by design. ; Bulky truly wireless design. ; High latency.

The is a reasonable attempt at athletically inclined, truly wireless earbuds, but other companies have already done better.

Forward-sounding bass, excellent balance of mids and highs ; Outstanding Bluetooth connectivity ; IPX4 weather resistance ; Provide good situational awareness for runners ; 15 hours total battery life, charging case battery included

Expensive ; Larger than most hardware in its class ; Designed to allow outside sound in—may not appeal to all listeners

At $249, the Bose SoundSport Free are expensive: you can find a number of competent true wireless headsets for significantly less. But with their nearly unflappable Bluetooth reception, water resistance, easy to use controls and brilliant sound, we...

One of the best-sounding wireless headphones yet ; Well-designed charging base ; Tips and jacket are one piece, making it hard to lose tips ; Comfortable to wear and stay in place during exercise routines

Relatively large buds stick out of ears ; Noise isolation is lacking for noisy environments like a gym ; Expensive compared to competition

The Bose SoundSport Free provide great wireless audio quality in a comfortable design for long listening sessions.

Ultimately, there’s a lot to like about the Bose SoundSport Free Wireless Headphones. The water resistance and customizable fit make them an excellent choice if you’re looking for wireless earbuds with premium sound quality for your workout.