Bose Ultra Open Earbuds: Comfort and Compromises

[@kamausuniverse]

hey man i’m only like 30 seconds into the vid but imma def the subscribe the production value in this is great

[@wlsntech]

Thank you, thank you, thank you, 🙏🏾 I’m totally trying to balance out adding more production value without delaying actual production. I’m happy that it’s showing that it’s worth it

[@AbhayVRao123]

How does their sound compare against, say, AirPod pros with transparency enabled?

[@wlsntech]

The AirPods sound better because the source is closer to your eardrums. And because of that, everything will sound better. Think of open earbuds like having your own personal radio that you listen to. It will always be better to have the headphones in your ear then on the table next to you

[@gtx1650max-q]

@@wlsntechhonestly I have never liked the idea of listening to media with transparency mode unless you absolutely need to if you are putting buds out frequency. Companies saying it improves sound sounds like dumb take to me. It sounds worse.

[@wlsntech]

It totally takes away from the actual sound. I like to think of them as a radio earring. You just need the noise or information and you don’t really care about the quality of it. They are great background noise. Understandably some people would like. But for me, having Rock solid ANC is the way

[@punkmanmatthew]

Have you compared to the AirPod 3rd gen?

[@wlsntech]

I have not. They’re so different from each other. What exactly would you like to compare about the two?

[@punkmanmatthew]

@@wlsntech maybe comfort and sound since they are both open types of headphones.

[@wlsntech]

No, they are totally different kinds of earbuds. These are more comfortable to wear, but the AirPod might not fit most people, even though they are light and airy. The AirPod is also better sounding because it’s closer to your ear so you will hear more bass and mid tones.