SonyWF-C700N Wireless, Bluetooth, Noise Cancelling Earbuds (Small, Lightweight Earbuds with Multi-Point Connection, IPX4 rating, up to 20 HR battery, Quick Charge, iOS & Android) Black

With the newer wf-c710n out this year at about £99 it's fair to say that the wf-c700n are currently an absolute steal at approx £59.They fit comfortably with the normal earbuds for my ears, and work well straight out of the box, but you can tweak the sound easily using the current Sony app. I've not had the Bluetooth connection drop once yet.Battery life is decent, with the one small negative being that the charging case is only good for one full recharge.

I've had these for about 4 weeks now. This is my first pair of wireless buds. I was worried they might fall out and get lost.They fit so well I have no worries about losing one. Even a vigorous shake of the head doesn't seem to move them. In spite of that they're very comfortable even after hours of listening.The sound quality is what I like most. So musical and pure sounding. To me they sound much better than far more expensive headphones I've had over the years. The noise reduction doesn't seem to make much difference on or off, but the sound isolation is so good it doesn't matter.The battery seems to last ages and they get a top up when stored in the case.The only very slight negative is the control buttons on them. I press them every time I adjust one or even touch the side if my face, either pausing the music or putting them into ambient mode by mistake. Another press and is all sorted but not ideal.In terms of pairing and controlling, the app is good and they pair easily.The price is good at the moment because there is a newer version but I would say get them while they're cheap and still available.

These Sony headphones have a high build quality and reliably connect. Very comfortable to wear. Small case with long lasting battery charge. Sound is good, but will not blow you away. Ideal headphones provided you're not buying them for noise cancelling.Noise cancelling is non-existent on my Sony ones, outside of the noise blocked out by the fit of the headphones. Tried different headphone tips included, but did not help. No difference noticeable when switching between the noise cancelling options on the app. Have recently bought a pair of the new Bose quiet comfort earbuds released Sep 2024. These are much dearer than the Sony ,but actually have effective noise cancelling from cars when walking or whilst commuting on train. Sound of the Bose is not that different from the Sony and the Bose have a bigger case and headphones, however they do deliver on their noise cancelling which is what I was really looking for.

Can’t argue with value for money.I’ve had the XM3 (high end) for 5+ years, lost them, then brought the XM6 (high end) and lost them within a few months. Wanted something for £100 and these just come out, the 710N model.ANC is good enough for model and money. Old enough but I think Sony tend to be on the slightly more controlled side, not an issue as the ANC is half good. Equalizer gives good range for all genres.Basically, really good value for money and true to Sony’s build quality.Spent days over thinking and comparing models.Cant go wrong with Sony.No gimmicks.Case is small, light, buds come with additional size ear rubber things5 star for price point.My Sony XM6 were notably different, but £220. Worth every penny too! ANC is mind blowing. Stick them in your ear and it’s like someone turned the world on mute. The tone and depth it crazy too. That’s said, I’m happy with my new purchase.Can’t complain.Just buy them.

May be I had a substandard product from the start, I was very disappointed with lack of bass on these earpods which basically meant I didn't use them very much at all, just basically for few hours around a poolside whilst on holiday. On a a couple of occasions after that when I tried to use them I found it difficult to get charging right. I thought that should be absolutely no problem at all , I have other Sony rechargeable audio kit. Probably in no more than ten uses I couldn't get them to recharge and returned them under warranty (about 7 months old). I thought it highly unlikely that it would not be cost-effective to try to repair them, but that's what Amazon asked to do , before a few weeks later saying it was not possible to repair them. I opted for a refund then looked at other replacement options . I noted that SONY had brought out a revised version the WF-C710N . Amazon didn't stock that model which was about £20 dearer. So I purchased them via Argos. The WF-C710N model seem (to me ) to have far better bass sound and I am far happier with them.

I've had these about 6 months now and they are great value for money. They are also the most comfortable earbuds I've had and I can wear them comfortably for well over an hour.Sound quality is good for the money, but I really use them to listen to audiobooks so can't comment much on music quality. Noise cancelling works nicely, but on a busy road you still get a small amount of background noise but it's heavily reduced.Battery life is good and lasts several hours. You'll get 2 full charges out of the case and they recharge fairly fast. Just don't expect wireless charging.The only downside is not having an easy way to adjust volume from the buds. You can setup an earbud to control volume but as they aren't touch sensitive (have to actually press them) it's difficult to use. I prefer to keep other functions like noise cancelling and start/stop/skip.Highly recommend and id buy these over most earbuds even those that are more expensive.