The premium Sony WF-1000XM3 truly wireless earbuds have made their official debut in India. The new Sony TWS comes with active noise cancellation as an extra-ordinary feature in the TWS category.
Earlier, Sony introduced WF-SP800N and WF-XB700 [Review] truly wireless earbuds in June starting from Rs 9,990. Demand for TWS buds is booming and a “no compromise” premium product from Sony does makes sense.
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Sony WF-1000XM3 TWS Earbuds Price and Availability
Sony India has set the price of WF-1000XM3 TWS earbuds at Rs 19,990. Also, the company will sell the earbuds at Rs 17,990 for ten days as an introductory offer starting from August 6. The product will retail on Sony stores, Amazon, and major electronics stores. Color options include Silver and Black.
Sony WF-1000XM3 TWS Earbuds Features
The new Sony WF-1000XM3 truly wireless earbuds come with a tiny 6-mm driver yet are know to deliver powerful, rich, clear, and expansive sound. Sony uses HD Noise-canceling processor QN1e and dual noise sensor technology to curb the unwanted external noises. The TWS buds ships with dual microphones.
The battery of the Sony WF-1000XM3 offers up to 24 hours of noise-free sound and up to 32 hours when noise cancellation is kept off. Those who are in a hurry can get 90-minutes of playtime in a 10-minute quick charge. The magnetic charging case connects with USB Type-C cable for charging.
The Sony WF-1000XM3 earbuds connect using Bluetooth 5.0 technology and offer low audio latency. The headphones offer adaptive sound control through Sony’s Headphones Connect app to adjust sound during traveling, walking, or waiting. The sound automatically pauses and plays when the bud is removed or put back in the ear.
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The Digital Sound Enhancement Engine HX is implemented in the WF-1000XM3 earbuds to produce compressed digital music files for quality sound. Additional features include fingertip controls and voice assistants for Google, Siri, and Alexa.
