
How to Find Your Lost Bose Ultra Open Earbuds in Minutes
Losing your $299 Ultra Open Earbuds is stressful. But if they still have battery, they're broadcasting an invisible Bluetooth Low Energy signal right now. EarBuddy turns your phone into a radar that can detect that signal and guide you straight to them.
Why Bose Music Isn't Enough
The Bose Music app can only play a sound when the Ultra Open Earbuds are connected. Their unique open-ear clip design means they can fall off and land anywhere without you noticing.
How EarBuddy Finds Your Ultra Open Earbuds
Because Bose uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE 5.3), your Ultra Open Earbuds constantly broadcasts a short-range signal — even when disconnected. EarBuddy scans for this signal and shows you real-time signal strength on a radar display, guiding you physically to the device.
Open EarBuddy and start scanning.
Bose Ultra Open Earbuds emit a BLE signal even when disconnected.
Walk around the area — these clip onto your ear and can fall off during activity.
Follow the signal strength to narrow down the location.
Check gym floors, sidewalks, car seats, and desk surfaces.
Ready to Find Your Ultra Open Earbuds?
Download EarBuddy and start scanning in seconds. The Bluetooth radar works with all BLE devices — no pairing required.
Download EarBuddy to Find Your BoseFrequently Asked Questions
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