Sony Wf 1000Xm3 With Up To 32 Hours Of Battery Life Launched In India

Sony WF-1000XM3: Design

In terms of appearance, the WF-1000XM3 features a true-wireless design, with the earbuds themselves claimed to be ergonomically designed with three different contact points in the ear to offer a secure and comfortable fit. The earbuds come with a high-friction rubber surface that keeps them snug and aids with noise cancellation. What’s more, the antenna placement on the earbuds has also been optimized to ensure a wider Bluetooth coverage. The WF-1000XM3 comes in two colorways: Black and Silver.

Sony WF-1000XM3: Hardware

Moving to the hardware, the Sony WF-1000XM3 incorporates ~6mm drivers to produce sound and features Sony’s in-house noise-cancelling processor, the QN1e, found on its popular WH-1000XM3 headphones, to power the unit. Since the earphones come with noise cancellation, as initially stated, they leverage the Dual Noise Sensor technology, which works in tandem with the processor to capture and cancel out ambient noise for a cleaner audio experience.

In terms of connectivity, the WF-1000XM3 utilizes Bluetooth v5.0 for establishing the connection. And with the optimized antenna placement, the company claims the earphones offer a much stable connection for a prolonged time period for wireless streaming. It also suggests the earphones come with low audio latency. The earphones come with a case, which includes a USB Type-C port for charging (with quick charge support) and claims to offer a 3x charge than the earbuds themselves. As per Sony, you can expect a battery life of up to 24 hours (with noise-canceling ON) and up to 32 hours (with noise-canceling turned OFF). Thanks to the quick charge support, a 10-minute charge of the earbuds (within the charging case) promises up to 90 minutes of usage.

Sony WF-1000XM3: Features

Talking about features, the WF-1000XM3 comes with a slew of features, such as support for Adaptive Sound Control, wearing detection, touch controls, DSEE-HX support, customizable equalizer, and built-in voice assistant, to name a few. Furthermore, you also get support for AAC and SBC audio codecs on the earphones.