Sony WF-1000X

The Sony WF-1000X earphones delivers some of the best audio performance we've heard from a true wireless pair, but so-so noise cancellation and some design quirks holds it back a bit.

-- As reviewed by PCMag
Sony WF-1000X 1

Product details

  • True wireless design with uninterrupted Bluetooth streaming.
  • Digital Noise Cancelling lets you listen without distractions.
  • Sony|Headphones Connect APP for Android /iOS uses Smart Listening technology to control your ambient sound settings .
  • Smart Listening by Adaptive Sound Control automatically switches to ambient sound mode based on your activity. Ambient Sound mode to hear essential sound without taking your headphones off.
  • A 6mm driver for crisp, clear sound
  • Enjoy up to 9 hours of battery life with the chargeable carrying case.
  • Conversation flows freely with hands-free calling through the left earpiece. Leave your phone where it is: just speak with a tap.

PROS

+ Excellent audio performance with rich, full lows and solid clarity in the highs.
+ Secure, comfortable in-ear fit.

CONS

- Poor battery life.
- Noise cancellation is good, not great.
- Earpiece charging contacts in case don't always line up.

Expert reviews and ratings

By PCMag on December 07, 2017
The Sony WF-1000X earphones delivers some of the best audio performance we've heard from a true wireless pair, but so-so noise cancellation and some design quirks holds it back a bit.
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By TechAdvisor on March 21, 2018
Sony has almost nailed it with the WF-1000X. These wireless earbuds are small, light and comfortable while offering excellent sound quality. They also have noise cancelling which you won’t find elsewhere. We only have minor quibbles such as occasional drop outs and a below par case design. You’ll only really need to go elsewhere, such as the Jabra Elite Sport, if you want fitness features rather than noise cancelling.
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By TrustedReviews on September 06, 2017
Wireless earbud-type headphones are cool, but they don’t generally sound amazing. That’s because sound is often not the priority. The
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