Those looking for the best sport earbuds have an exciting new option. Available now, the new Bose Sport Earbuds aim to deliver Bose's best-in-class sound in a fitness-oriented package that you'll want to wear during long workouts and runs. [The Bose Sport Earbuds are an attractive alternative to earbuds like the AirPods Pro and a great complement to the new Bose QC Earbuds for fitness. Here's everything you need to know about these sports buds, including price, release date, and key features.

The Bose Sport Earbuds will be available on September 29 and retail for $179. That's much more affordable than Bose's QC Earbuds ($279), which offer active noise cancellation. They are also a bit cheaper than our current pick for the best sport earbuds, the $199 Jabra Elite Active 75t.

The Sport Earbuds feature a sleek oval design that comes in three sporty colors: Baltic Blue, Glacier White, and Triple Black. The IPX4-rated buds withstand sweat and rain splashes and feature a total of three swappable ear-tip options to find the best fit for your ears.

The Bose fitness buds feature capacitive touch controls for playing and pausing music and a double-tap feature that can be customized with the companion app. And with Bose's custom acoustic port design, you can expect crisp, full sound that maximizes the appeal of your favorite music.

Bose's exclusive StayHear Max ear tips are designed to fit comfortably in the ear, making them ideal for active workouts such as running or climbing mountains.

The Bose Sport Earbuds offer 5 hours of battery life on a single charge and an additional 10 hours with the charging case. They also promise 2 hours of durability on a 15-minute charge.

This battery life is not as long as the Jabra Elite Active 75T, which offers 7.5 hours with the buds and 28 hours total with the case. The AirPods Pro, however, charge in 4.5 hours, for a total of 24 hours with the case. [The Bose Sport Earbuds look to be a great option for those who want a safe, great sounding bud while at the gym or running, and how they stack up against heavyweight headphones like the Jabra Elite Active 75T and Sony WF-1000XM3 I'd love to try them out.