Noise Launches Master Buds Open With Bose at IFA 2026

Noise launched the Master Buds Open with Sound by Bose Technology at IFA Berlin 2026, marking the Indian company’s entry into the global market for open-ear audio category.
The device is part of Noise’s Master Series and features Sound by Bose technology, which the company said is designed to deliver premium audio while keeping wearers aware of their surroundings.
With Master Buds Open, Noise said its Master Series now spans in-ear, over-ear and open-ear listening. Full design and feature details will be released closer to the product’s India launch, the company said.
Noise said Master Buds Open is aimed at users who want to stay connected to both audio and their surroundings while commuting, working from cafés, taking calls on the move or exercising outdoors.
Amit Khatri, co-founder of Noise, said: “The Master Series was envisioned as our definitive expression of premium audio—bringing together thoughtful design, exceptional sound and meaningful consumer experiences. The response to Master Buds, Master Buds 2 and Master Buds Max has been phenomenal, and with Master Buds Open, we are taking the portfolio to its natural next step. Open-ear listening is emerging as an important category globally, and we believe consumers should not have to choose between great sound and staying aware of their surroundings.”
“Presenting the Master Buds Open at IFA Berlin makes this launch even more special for us. As one of the world’s most prestigious technology platforms, IFA provides the ideal stage to showcase the continued evolution of the Master Series and our growing premium ambitions to a global audience,” he added.
Noise said the Master Series has been positioned as the top tier of its audio portfolio since it was introduced, previously including Master Buds, Master Buds 2 and Master Buds Max.
Master Buds Open will be available in retail stores, on major e-commerce platforms and on gonoise.com from late September 2026. Pricing, specifications and market availability will be announced closer to the commercial launch, Noise said.




