Review on Bose SoundSport Free: Midnight Blue/Citron Wireless Earbuds for Workouts and Sports by Boyan Temelski ᠌

The frequent, momentary disconnections are the most infuriating. It's worth it to cover your ear with your hand or turn the wrong way, even if it's just for a split second, because the silence is exasperating. Since I usually keep my phone in the left pocket of my pants and the earpiece in the right, I frequently lose the signal while putting the phone away. The same is true if you're constantly taking the phone out of your pocket to talk, which prevents you from enjoying music while doing so. The ergonomics are decent, and they fit snugly in the ears. It's inconvenient to carry about such a bulky and heavy case. The headphones are also fairly bulky and have an awkward design; nonetheless, they fit perfectly in a pocket. Do not power down while transported in a drained container. Didn't see that the cover was blown? The headphones won't turn off and will eventually sit down, but until then, you'll look like an idiot as you try to figure out why you can't hear anything whenever you take a call. The buttons are very snug, making it difficult to toggle when on the move. There is zero protection from ambient noise. You can hear everything around you and hold normal conversations while wearing headphones. If you're comparing these to other truly wireless options, the sound quality is a plus, but if you're using them with a computer or another cable device, you'll be disappointed.