Product
Noise Master Buds Open
Écouteurs sans fil open-ear à conception clip développés par Noise avec Sound by Bose Technology.
News
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Noise Master Buds Open bring Bose tuning to clip-on open earbuds, but they are not €119 Bose earbuds
The Bose name is the first thing that stands out on Noise Master Buds Open. The important detail is what it actually means. Bose does not manufacture these earbuds as a Bose product. Noise uses Sound by Bose acoustic tuning, then supplies its own hardware, software, app and clip-style design. Unveiled at IFA 2026, the product is really an attempt to bring some of Bose's audio credibility into the open-ear market without adopting Bose's $299 price.
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Noise puts “Sound by Bose” into open earbuds, and what Bose is really selling may be the more interesting story
Bose already sells its own expensive open-ear earbuds. At IFA 2026, however, its name also appeared on a pair that Bose does not sell. Noise Master Buds Open carry Sound by Bose branding and use a clip-style fit that leaves the ear canal unobstructed. Final pricing and several specifications are still being held until closer to release, but the product already reveals something broader: Bose is not only selling headphones and earbuds. It is also supplying acoustic expertise to another audio company.
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Noise Master Buds Open bring Sound by Bose to earbuds that leave your ear canals alone
Noise brought an unusually simple pitch to Berlin: keep the music close to your ears without plugging them. The Master Buds Open wrap around the ear in a compact clip design, carry Sound by Bose branding and give the Indian company another product it clearly hopes can travel beyond its home market.