They're both very good open-ear earbuds, but with big differences in price and performance, you'll need to pay attention to the details before deciding.

We put open ear earbuds to the test to find the best options, ranging from compact everyday earbuds to sport-focused open ear headphones.

With the proliferation of clip-on earbuds, Shokz is getting in the game with its premium priced $200 OpenDots One buds. I went hands-on with them to see how they stack up against Bose's top-rated ...

Bose launched its Ultra Open at a steep $299, and while they’re frequently on sale and have dropped to as low as $229, Shokz’ ...

Bose and LISA have teamed up to launch a limited-edition set of Bose Ultra Open Earbuds that merges the American brand’s ...

The best Bose headphones deliver powerful active noise-canceling technology. Models are available in over-ear and ...

Ambient listening is equally great on the OpenDots One and QuietComfort Ultra. The Powerbeats Pro 2 have a strong ...

They hook around the tops of your ears, right where your glasses sit. Not so with Bose’s Ultra Open Earbuds, which clip to the sides of your ears instead. It’s a bold design choice that’s as ...

The new Motorola open earbuds in partnership with Bose we told you about a few days ago are official. They're called the Moto ...

Skullcandy’s Method 360 earbuds bring ANC, Bluetooth 5.3, and surprise—Bose-tuned sound. Premium tech ... Priced at $259.99, the Cleer ARC 3 Sport Pro, are open-ear true wireless earbuds with a ...

If not for the bling embedded in each open-ear wireless earbud, she’d probably wear AirPods like every basic bitch walking ...

Motorola has launched the Moto Buds Loop open-ear earbuds built in partnership with Bose. They wrap around your ear and boast ...