Bose reintroduces wired earbuds after 11 years with active noise cancellation
Bose has launched its first pair of wired earbuds since 2015, featuring active noise cancellation. The new models eliminate charging concerns and battery anxiety.
Bose has announced the release of its first wired earbuds in 11 years, marking a return to a product category the company discontinued in 2015. The new Bose Noise Cancelling Wired Earbuds aim to address user concerns about battery life and charging by offering a tethered audio solution with active noise cancellation.
The earbuds are available for pre-order today on Bose's website for $99. Customers can choose from three color options: black, white smoke, and a limited edition shade called Dewdrop Mint.
While the functionality is limited compared to wireless alternatives, the wired earbuds incorporate Bose's advanced active noise cancelling technology. This feature allows users to immerse themselves in audio without the distraction of ambient sounds.
Bose shifted its focus to wireless audio products in 2015. This latest release might indicate a renewed market interest in wired audio devices that offer simplicity and reliable performance without the need for frequent recharging.