Noise Master Buds Open bring Sound by Bose to open-ear earbuds at Rs 7,999

Noise has launched the Master Buds Open in India at an introductory price of Rs 7,999, making them the brand’s first open-ear earbuds with Sound by Bose Technology. The launch is aimed at users who want lighter, all-day wear without sealing the ear canal, while still getting a premium audio label in the mid-range TWS segment.

The launch matters because open-ear earbuds are still a niche choice for many buyers in India. They are usually picked for comfort, situational awareness and longer wear sessions, not for the sealed listening style common in in-ear TWS models. With the Master Buds Open, Noise is trying to combine that open design with a better-known sound partnership.

Noise Master Buds Open add Bluetooth 5.4, Dual Connectivity and Fast Pair

The earbuds come with a 10.8mm custom driver and Bluetooth 5.4, which forms the core of the hardware setup. Those are not unusual numbers by themselves, but the combination matters for a product that is meant to be used across work, travel and casual listening.

Dual connectivity is one of the more practical additions here. It allows switching between two devices, which can be useful for people moving between a phone and a laptop during the day. In the sub-Rs 10,000 earbuds segment, this is the kind of feature that often gets more attention than headline audio branding.

Google Fast Pair is also included, which should make pairing quicker for Android users. That removes some of the small setup friction that can still make a new pair of earbuds feel less convenient than they should be. For a lot of buyers, that first connection experience still matters.

4-mic ENC DNN calls and the Noise Audio app shape daily use

Noise is leaning on 4-mic ENC DNN call noise reduction to support voice calls in everyday settings. The company is pairing that with IPX4 protection, so the earbuds are built to handle light sweat and splashes rather than heavy exposure. That keeps the product aimed at daily commuting and routine use.

Battery life is listed at up to 28 hours of total playback, which is a useful figure for buyers comparing options in this range. Total battery claims do depend on how the earbuds are used, but 28 hours is still a meaningful benchmark for this category.

The Noise Audio app adds another layer to the package. It brings touch controls, Spatial Audio, presets and transcription tools. That makes the Master Buds Open feel less like a single-purpose audio product and more like a tool for people who want some control over how they listen, manage calls and interact with their devices.

That focus is fairly clear from the feature set. These are not positioned only for audio hobbyists. They are more suited to commuters, hybrid workers and users who want open-ear comfort without giving up the usual convenience features that have become expected in modern wireless earbuds.

At Rs 7,999, the Noise Master Buds Open enter a crowded part of the market, but with a specific angle. Sound by Bose Technology gives the launch stronger recognition, while Bluetooth 5.4, dual-device support and app-based controls round out the everyday value proposition. For buyers looking at open-ear earbuds in India, the balance here is comfort first, with enough core features to stay competitive.