The idea of true wireless Bluetooth earphones with great audio and no wires at all (not even a connecting band) sounds exciting, but for a long time, it remained largely an idea. A few companies did ...

Are you looking for earphones to help you drone out the noise? If you are in the market for earphones, then you’re probably eyeing Apple’s AirPods, but Sony’s WF-1000X might also be worth your ...

The WF-1000x sound good enough that they could have been a hit with mobile music lovers. But their disappointing ANC performance and lack of on-headphone controls makes them hard to recommend in light ...

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Sony WF-1000X review: these are the first pair of truly wireless in-ears we’ve found we can really get behind – read the review at What Hi-Fi?

Here’s one of the best Cyber Monday headphone deals still available: A pair of Sony WF-1000X true wireless noise-canceling earbuds at Walmart for just $100 — down $177 on the usual $277. That’s more ...

In just under a weeks time Sony’s new premium noise cancelling wireless headphones, the Sony WF-1000X will start shipping out to those that have pre-ordered from September 16th 2017 onwards. Available ...

I write about Tech for Forbes Finds. True wireless headphones are all the rage right now, and if you’re in the market for new ones, check out the Sony WF-1000X headphones. They are currently on sale ...

Sony has launched its latest TWS earbuds, the WF-1000X M5, in India. Priced at Rs 24,990, the earbuds come with features like next-generation noise cancelling, bigger drivers, Dolby ATMOS support, and ...

AirPods wannabes litter the wireless earbud landscape, and while many have tried emulating Apple, Sony has held its ground. After multiple generations of WF-1000X earbuds, Sony’s secret sauce sets it ...

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