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Save $30 on Bose Sport Wireless Earbuds

By Laura Tucker
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Music aficionados have known for years that the name Bose is one of the best in the business for headphones and speakers. Take advantage of this deal and get $30 off a set of Bose Sport Wireless Earbuds. They’re rated IPX4 and great for running and working out as well as doing any other activity, even if it’s just relaxing.

You’ll feel like your favorite bands and singers are right there running along side you or doing down dogs. The earbuds will make you want to work out longer, which won’t be a problem, as they last up to five hours when you use the charging case. Add two more hours to that after a 15-minute quick charge.

Bose Sport Earbuds Charging Case

Customize the fit of the Bose Sport Wireless Earbuds with the StayHear Max tips. You’ll get three sizes to be sure they fit well, and they won’t hurt your ears or fall out. They’re also IPX4-rated and wrapped in a material that will keep the moisture out.

Along with listening to your music, you can make and receive clear calls. A beam-forming mic array allows the people on the other end of the calls to hear you clearly by separating your voice from the surrounding noise. A capacitive touch interface eliminates buttons and lets you control your music and answer calls by swiping and tapping.

Take $30 off the price of these earbuds in Triple Black, Glacier White, or Baltic Blue and pay just $149.

Bose Sport Wireless Earbuds

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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