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Noise Master Buds Open: Open‑Ear Earbuds Powered by Bose Sound

Noise launches its first clip‑on, open‑ear earbuds—Master Buds Open—with Bose‑tuned audio, aiming for a September 2026 release.

At IFA Berlin 2026, Indian lifestyle brand Noise unveiled the Master Buds Open, a clip‑on open‑ear earbud that partners with Bose for balanced sound while keeping you aware of the world around you. Expected in stores by late September 2026.

When you try to run through a bustling city with full‑on noise‑cancelling earbuds, you quickly learn that complete isolation can be a hazard—suddenly you’re not hearing a bike or a colleague’s question. That very tension is what the open‑ear movement tries to solve, and Noise decided to jump right into it.

Standing on the IFA Berlin 2026 stage, the brand rolled out the Master Buds Open, its inaugural open‑ear, clip‑on earbud. Instead of silicone tips that disappear into the ear canal, these buds sit snugly on the outer ear, clipped to the ear‑flap. The design lets you stream music or hop on a call while still catching the ambient chatter of a street or office.

What makes the Master Buds Open feel less like a novelty and more like a serious audio product is the partnership with Bose. Bose handled the acoustic tuning, delivering a “Sound by Bose” signature that aims for clean mids, crisp highs, and a balanced low‑end—without the full seal that usually muffles outside noise. As co‑founder Amit Khatri explained, “Open‑ear listening is emerging as an important category globally, and we believe consumers should not have to choose between great sound and awareness of their surroundings.”

In terms of hardware, the earbuds are lightweight, with a modest battery that should comfortably last a full workday—roughly six to eight hours of playback, according to the pre‑launch specs. A quick‑charge feature adds about an hour of listening after ten minutes on the case, which itself is small enough to slip into a pocket.

The Master Buds Open completes Noise’s “Master Series” lineup, which already includes traditional in‑ear buds and over‑ear headphones. Now the series covers every major form factor, targeting multitaskers who hop between music, podcasts, and real‑world conversations without having to yank out their earbuds each time.

Pricing and exact technical details are expected to be published just before the launch, but the general consensus is that Noise will price these open‑ear buds competitively, likely under ₹10,000 (≈ $120) in the Indian market. They will be available online and through selected retail partners starting in late September 2026.

All in all, if you’ve been looking for an earbud that lets you stay plugged into both your playlist and the world around you, the Noise Master Buds Open might just be the sweet spot—especially with Bose’s audio pedigree backing it up.

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