Noise Pure Pods Open Ear Headphones

Noise Pure Pods support hands-free calling and use a Quad Mic setup with ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation), which suppresses background sound around you so your voice comes through clearly during calls. Combined with the open-ear fit that keeps you aware of your surroundings, this makes them well suited to taking calls on the move, outdoors, or in busy environments.

Pure Pods are Noise's first OWS (Open Wearable Stereo) open-ear headphones, meaning they rest near your ear rather than sealing the canal, so you stay aware of traffic and surroundings while listening. At just 4.4 grams per earbud they are ultra-light for all-day wear, making them ideal for runners, cyclists, and commuters who want music without shutting out the world.

Noise Pure Pods are driven by 16mm neodymium dynamic drivers, a relatively large driver for open-ear buds, delivering powerful audio with rich, clear sound. They also feature Tru Bass technology, which enhances low-end performance so you still get satisfying, immersive bass despite the open-ear design that normally trades some bass for awareness of your surroundings.

Yes, Noise Pure Pods carry an IPX5 water-resistance rating, making them sweat- and splash-resistant so they can handle intense workouts, rain, and outdoor adventures without trouble. This protects against moisture and perspiration, but they are not designed for submersion or swimming, so avoid fully immersing them in water or wearing them in the shower or pool.

Noise Pure Pods are available in two colours: Power Black and Zen Beige. Power Black offers a classic, understated look that suits most outfits and settings, while Zen Beige is a lighter, softer neutral tone. Both share the same open-ear design with the detachable Pure Band, so your choice comes down purely to the finish you prefer.

Noise Pure Pods deliver up to 80 hours of total playtime (measured at around 60% volume), giving you weeks of listening between charges. A full charge takes up to 90 minutes over the C-type port, and thanks to Instacharge a quick 10-minute top-up gives about 180 minutes of playback. Fast charging is supported, and you can also charge them from a PC or laptop USB port.

You can check the battery level of your Noise Pure Pods directly from your smartphone rather than on the buds themselves. Once the earbuds are paired and connected over Bluetooth, open your phone's notification bar and look at the Bluetooth icon; the current battery percentage for the earbuds is displayed just beneath it, so you always know when a recharge is due.

Noise Pure Pods work with both iPhone and Android smartphones, and they can also connect to any laptop or computer that has Bluetooth. They are best paired with a device running Bluetooth v5.3 for the most stable connection, but they remain backward compatible with older devices on Bluetooth v4.0, so almost any modern phone or PC will pair.

Noise Pure Pods offer a Bluetooth range of about 10 metres in open conditions without obstacles between the buds and your device. They do not support dual-device (multipoint) pairing, so they connect to one device at a time; they also auto-pair, reconnecting automatically to the last device they were used with when you take them out of the case.

Yes, Noise Pure Pods let you summon your phone's voice assistant, working with both Siri on iPhone and Google Assistant on Android. The earbuds use full touch controls, so intuitive taps and gestures on the buds handle music playback, calls, and voice-assistant activation without you needing to reach for your phone each time.

The earbuds power on automatically when you open the case and take them out, and power off when you place them back in the case with the lid closed. To pair the first time, keep the buds next to your phone, remove them from the case, open the Bluetooth menu on your phone, and select Noise Pure Pods. After that they auto-connect to the last paired device.

The Pure Band is Noise Pure Pods' signature detachable band, and it is included in the box as part of the standard contents, so there is nothing extra to buy. Its modular design lets you attach or detach it to customise how you wear the earbuds, giving you the flexibility to switch between a banded and band-free style to suit your activity.

If your Noise Pure Pods are not charging, first make sure the C-type cable is firmly seated and connected to a working power source such as a low-power adapter or a PC/laptop USB port, and check that the charging indicator lights up. If they still will not charge, register the issue on the Noise complaint-registration page so the support team can assist you.

Many one-side or connection issues clear with a reset. First ensure the buds are fully charged, then remove Noise Pure Pods from your phone's Bluetooth list. Take both buds out of the case and long-press them for 10 seconds until the red and white LEDs blink, then return them to the case and pair again. If the problem persists, raise a support ticket with Noise.

Noise Pure Pods come with a 1-year manufacturing warranty, valid from the date the product is delivered to you and covering manufacturing defects under normal use. To activate your cover, register the product on the Noise warranty registration page after purchase, keeping your order details handy so the warranty is correctly linked to your earbuds.