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Question: Which case comes with the Blue color option? I see two cases in one picture, a dark blue one with green blocks and a light blue/white case.
Document: The color attracts attention: green and black wires, and a blue-white variation on a ladybug far as I can tell for the buds. Bright red clips. So these are neither the standard Apple white or the boring black you usually see.
The Bose Freestyle Earbuds come with a nice, blue case for storage. This has proven to be a nice addition for keeping these things safe in my workout bag. The indigo/blue color stands out a bit, which is either a selling point or a detraction. I think it looks pretty good.The overall fit in the ear (at least my ears) is fantastic. These are comfortable, snug, and light. There was a red clip on the cord that I took off.
The Freestyles will definitely stand out from the standard black or white headphone crowd, that's for sure. I prefer the graphite and blue SIE2i earbuds, in terms of looks, over these. The Freestyles are a little loud for my taste. However, their design is more refined than the SIE2i models. The Freestyles also come with a matching earbud case and not an armband that fits only one phone (either an iPhone 4 or iPhone 5).
I tried similar Bose headphones for sports, those comes with cord extension and armband. This one eliminates all the problem I found in those. Perfect cord length, no need of extension (which actually makes the headphone cord ugly looking). Extremely light weight with cool color combination. Armband was practically useless for me, this one comes with the nice carrying pouch. Sound quality is at par with Bose products. Sweatproof design - perfect for running and workouts.
"Looks"----------I have to say that Bose has traditionally stuck to silver, white, and black in the past. The wash of blue colors on these headphones may appeal to a younger crowd or for those looking to stand out - these certainly do "pop out" at first glance. Personally, it's not for me, but my wife enjoys it quite a bit.Case-------The case is fair.
Unfortunately, iPhone compatibility won out here. * CASE - The Freestyle comes with a fairly large zippered case, big enough to put an iPhone in (though, depending on your model and accoutrements, there may not be enough space for both player and buds). The MIE2i case is essentially the same except for color. The SIE2 came with a Reebok--branded armband that I never really liked.
Very versatile and dependable. In ear design stays securely in place through workouts or regular daily driving. Clear call quality in listening and delivering voice on calls. Just the right amount of cord length. Provided toggle is very useful in avoiding cord tangling. Cool color combination. Weight light enough to not bog down.
Also, the mic works amazing well. 90% of my calls on my iPhone are through these headphones. They work great and rarely if ever do I get complaints that other people can't hear me.Customer ServiceI have had limited experience with bose about these. Mostly because I only had one incident with them. Can't  remember what it was, but I took them to the bose store and they took care of them within the store.WHAT IS DIFFERENTColorsThe MIE2i are black and white spiral stripes.
But in those times you do lose one. it is a real pain. Like most other in-ear headphones, these can not be used without the buds. Buds can be purchased from bose for $10 for a set of two. One other downside is because of the way it goes into your ear, left and right buds are ear specific and not interchangeable. Very annoying when you lose one.
The colors are super cute both on the earbuds and on the case.But, I do have some cons about it that I don't really like. First, for the money you spent on these earbuds, I expect sound quality to be super awesome. Unfortunately, the sound quality did not blow my mind. I know that these are not noise proof, but I do have a low low expectation that these will insulate very very very light sound (they do not).
Answer: Dark blue and green dots. Although I would try to get the Mie2i instead if still available. They feel more durable than the newer versions.