GoKawiilBose launches wired USB-C earbuds with ANC for $99, arriving Oct. 15
Bose has introduced the Noise Canceling Earbuds, a wired USB-C pair that draws power directly from the connected device rather than requiring a battery charge. The earbuds support 24-bit/48kHz audio via USB Audio Class 2, include Quiet, Aware, and ANC-Off modes, and use four microphones for noise capture alongside a dedicated mic on an in-line remote. They go on sale October 15 for $99 with interchangeable eartips in three sizes.
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By skipping wireless charging entirely, Bose is targeting users who prioritize low-latency, high-fidelity audio for gaming or video over the convenience of Bluetooth, a niche that has grown as USB-C has become standard across phones and laptops. The move also follows Bose's recent open-ear wireless earbuds announcement, suggesting the company is diversifying its lineup to cover multiple listening preferences rather than betting solely on wireless designs.
- Bose's new wired earbuds use USB-C and never need separate charging, drawing power from the host device.
- They support ANC, transparency mode, and 24-bit/48kHz audio via USB Audio Class 2.
- Priced at $99, they launch October 15 with interchangeable eartip sizes included.
Bose Noise Canceling Earbuds (Wired USB-C) — These new Bose wired earbuds bring the brand's signature ANC and sound quality without battery worries, drawing power directly through USB-C. Perfect for anyone who wants reliable noise cancellation on the go without the hassle of charging cycles.
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