Headphones Bose Ultra Open Earbuds

The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds are wireless in-ear headphones designed for calls, music, sports and everyday use. Their open-ear, ear‑cuff-inspired shape leaves the ear canal unobstructed while OpenAudio technology delivers clear, private sound. Lightweight materials and a flexible joint provide a secure, cuff-like fit that stays comfortable throughout the day. Bluetooth connectivity and a USB Type‑C charging port support easy pairing and convenient power management.

Vorteile

The open-ear design lets you remain aware of your surroundings while listening to high-quality audio. OpenAudio and Bose Immersive Audio reproduce music with spatial detail so sound feels natural and room‑like. The cuff-style fit and light grip prevent slipping during walking or light exercise, and the earbuds are available in sand and stone colours to match everyday wear. The Bose App enables quick setup, adjustable EQ, listening modes and firmware updates.

Geeignet für

• Hands-free phone calls in daily use
• Listening to music while staying aware of the environment
• Light sports and outdoor walking
• Commuting and office use where situational awareness is needed

Wichtige technische Daten

• Brand: Bose
• Model: Ultra Open Earbuds (MPN 881046-0500)
• Type: Wireless in-ear (open-ear, ear-cuff style)
• Connectivity: Bluetooth
• Charging: USB Type-C
• Cable length: 0.3 m (charging/pairing cable)
• Colour: Sand, Stone

Anleitung

Fit the earbuds by placing the cuff around the outer ear so the speaker sits near the ear entrance without blocking the canal. Power on the earbuds and enable Bluetooth on your device, then follow pairing instructions in the Bose App or device Bluetooth menu. Adjust volume and listening mode through the app or device controls. Charge the earbuds using the included USB‑C cable when battery is low.

Anwendungsempfehlungen

Use these open-ear earbuds when you need to hear ambient sounds—such as during commuting, walking or office work—or when you want comfortable long-wear listening. For louder environments where isolation is required, consider closed in-ear models.