Bose x Kendra Scott Ultra Open Earbuds - Gold Filigree

A: Yes! The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds are designed to stay securely in place. They use an innovative open-ear clip design that gently grips the outer part of your ear, rather than sitting inside the ear canal. This makes them comfortable and stable for most ear shapes and sizes, even if traditional earbuds or AirPods don’t fit well for you.

A: I have the same issue! I used to love my jabra high-end earbuds because they were able to stay in my super tiny ear canals - but since jabra isn't in the earbud game anymore, and the few remaining pairs available aren't the higher-end quality I want, I've had to expand my options. I got these for Christmas and while the open ear style took a bit of getting used to, I think I like them more than in-ear styles now! It does come with the downside that they don't block sound the way traditional over-ear or in-ear do, but they stay put like a dream! It makes them great for wearing in public if I want to still be aware of my surroundings, or if I just need to block out some of the "people noise" to calm my anxiety over crowds - and I get compliments on them all the time because they look like pretty ear cuffs :) I'm very happy with them!

A: I got these for Christmas and have only taken a few calls, but I hope I can help: it seems to be good quality on my end wearing the earbuds, but people don't seem to be able to hear me particularly well. I don't tend to take many calls, and the ones I've taken are often from my mother who struggles to hear on the phone anyways, but my father doesn't and even he had a hard time hearing me through these the one time I called him using these.

A: It's not a classic white, it's like white with a grey tone, so not classic white but not full grey either, more mixed. They are really really nice.

A: The Bose x Kendra Scott Ultra Open Earbuds in Gold Filigree feature a white silicone grip that rests gently on the ear, paired with gold decorative accents.

A: The inside piece is a hard smooth plastic but it is very comfortable, you don't even feel it because of the way it sits on the ear.

A: The Bose x Kendra Scott Ultra Open Earbuds do not use soft silicone tips like traditional in‑ear headphones. Instead, they feature a firm, clip‑on design made of hard plastic with decorative metallic accents, created to rest gently on the outside of your ear rather than going inside the ear canal. This open‑ear style allows you to enjoy your music while still being aware of your surroundings, and Bose emphasizes that the lightweight build makes them comfortable for all‑day wear.

A: The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds do not have Active Noise Cancellation. They’re designed with an open-ear cuff style and Bose’s OpenAudio technology, which means they intentionally let in surrounding sounds so you can stay aware of your environment while listening to music. If you’re looking for earbuds that cancel out noise, the Bose QuietComfort series would be a better fit.

A: Bose x Kendra Scott Ultra Open Earbuds do not feature gold plating.

A: Hi there! Yes, Bose Ultra Open Earbuds is compatible with Android phones. You can also install the Bose app on your Android device to customize your music experience according to your preferences.

A: Hi there, if you wear hearing aids, you can still use the Bose Ultra Open Earbuds. Thanks to it's open‑ear design, they are generally compatible with most hearing aid types. However, comfort and performance may vary depending on your specific device. For the best experience, we recommend trying them in person, so you can ensure they work well with your setup.

A: We appreciate your preference for Bose. In stereo mode, the Ultra Open Earbuds provide up to 7 hours of playtime or 48 hours of standby time with no audio playing. For all-day use, which involves a mix of audio listening and standby, the battery life will vary depending on the ratio of each. For example, if you listen to audio for 5 hours, you'll still have up to 10 hours of standby time remaining. If the battery runs low, a quick 10-minute charge in the case will give you up to 2 hours of playtime. The earbud take about 1 hour to fully charge, while the charging case requires approximately 3 hours for a full charge. Gloria - Bose Customer Support

A: Bose OpenAudio directs rich, deep audio into the ear canal while using proprietary technology to minimize sound spillage in other directions. In most environments and at most listening levels, people around you won’t hear a thing. If you turn up the volume all the way in a very quiet environment, others may hear that something is playing from your earbuds, but they won’t be able to hear any detail unless they get very close.