Noise Master Buds Open with Bose Sound Technology Launched in India: Check Price,Specifications, Features

Noise has brought its Master Buds Open to India, marking the company’s first move into the open-ear wireless earbuds segment. The new earbuds, launched globally at IFA Berlin in September, come with Sound by Bose Technology and are positioned as a premium option for users who want personal audio without blocking outside sound.

The Master Buds Open will go on sale in India on October 23 at an inaugural price of Rs 7,999. They will be available through gonoise.com, Amazon.in, Reliance Digital, Croma and Vijay Sales. Pre-booking is currently live on Noise’s official website, with two colour options: Carbon and Mercury.

Noise Master Buds Open Features and Audio Setup

The earbuds use a 10.8mm custom dynamic driver and Sound by Bose Technology for audio tuning. Noise says the earbuds also include co-developed Dynamic EQ technology, with six sound presets available through the companion app. The company is pitching the product as part of its expanding Master Series, which now covers in-ear, over-ear and open-ear designs.

The open-ear C-bridge design is the main hardware difference here. Unlike regular in-ear earbuds, the Master Buds Open sit outside the ear canal. This allows users to hear music, calls or podcasts while still staying aware of traffic, office conversations or public announcements. That makes the format more suited for commuting, walking, workspaces and longer wear.

For calls, Noise has included a 4-mic ENC DNN system. The setup is designed to reduce ambient noise during voice calls, especially in crowded or outdoor environments. While open-ear earbuds are not meant to provide passive isolation like sealed ear tips, better microphone processing is important because these products are often used on the move.

Battery Life, App Features and Connectivity

The Noise Master Buds Open support Bluetooth 5.4 and Dual Connectivity, allowing users to switch between two paired devices such as a phone and a laptop. Android users also get Google Fast Pair, which should make the first-time setup faster on compatible devices.

Noise claims up to 28 hours of total playback with the charging case. The earbuds also support fast charging, although the company has not detailed charging-time figures in the announcement. They carry an IPX4 rating, which means they can handle sweat and light splashes, but are not designed for swimming or heavy water exposure.

The Noise Audio App adds touch gesture controls, personalised equaliser settings and Sound by Bose presets. It also includes Spatial Audio, an AI Voice Assistant listed as Chat AI, and transcription features. These additions show Noise is trying to build the earbuds as more than a simple audio accessory.

Open-ear earbuds are gaining attention as users look for lighter audio devices for daily use. With the Master Buds Open, Noise is entering that category with a higher-priced product and Bose-linked sound tuning, aiming at buyers who want awareness, comfort and premium features in one package.