Bose SoundTrue In-Ear Headphones, Cranberry

I'm David Karl I'm from cnet.com and I'm here with Boz's soundtrue ultra the company's first boys isolating in-ear headphone don't confuse noise isolating with active noise cancellation these aren't a powered headphone however what makes the ultra different from boses earlier in your headphones is that it's tip is designed to fit snugly in the base of your ear canal and block out a lot of ambient noise now a lot of people don't like having ear tips jammed in their ears which is why boses earlier in your headphones which have a looser fitting open design that lets some sound in have become so popular the ultra on the other hand is designed more like a traditional in-ear headphone but once again the key to its fit is the soft silicon state ear tip which Bose calls stay here ultra for this model not only are these among the most comfortable if not the most comfortable in ear noise-isolatin