Even Bose Is Bringing Wired Earbuds Back
THE SO WHAT
Bose shipping $99 USB‑C noise-cancelling wired earbuds is a reminder that reliability, latency, and security concerns are keeping a wired niche alive. If your product assumes everyone is on flaky Bluetooth audio — especially for AI assistants or real-time comms — revisit that assumption.
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