In fact, the larger footprint for the outer earpieces might actually be part of what helps them stay in place. The in-ear fit is quite secure, and feels lightweight despite the somewhat bulky build. But if you can live with that, this is a good option to pick under Rs 10,000.The earphones ship with four pairs of silicone eartips in various sizes. Throw in the additional 18 hours with the charging case and it is a deal clincher. The battery backup is excellent as the earbuds last close to 9 hours on a single charge.
The earbuds don't produce chart-topping audio output but for casual listeners, it is really good. The bass response is rather measured and the instrument separation from vocals is quite neat. There is a distinct thump in bass-heavy tracks but it is not overpowering - a flaw some Sony headphones earlier suffered from.
Sony is touting the Extra Bass feature in these earbuds and it shows in the performance. The earbuds pair quite easily with a smartphone or laptops courtesy Bluetooth 5.0, but there is no NFC support, which means the pairing has to be done manually. There is no support for Sony's Connect app which means you can't customise sounds. Having an IPX4 rating is an additional benefit that Sony has packed in, which makes the earbuds water-resistant. The voice assistant feature can be activated with the buttons.ĭespite the large size, these are comfortable earbuds and don't fall off easily.
There is a button on each earbud - the left one is to control volume and the right is to control music playback. You have to give a gentle twist while inserting them into the ears. Just like the charging case, the earbuds too are comparatively large but fit in comfortably. Like most other true wireless headphones, there is a USB-C port at the back of the charging case. Made from matte plastic, the case has a translucent lid which shows you the status LEDs - a nifty feature. The headphones come in a pill-shaped case, which is larger than most other brands' offerings.
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