Publicerad: 2022-06-16, Författare: Alex , testad av: majorhifi.com
Sammanfattning: Since the release of the new Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 recently, there are now two juggernauts of true wireless. The other is the Sony WF-1000XM4, as part of their massively popular Bluetooth line. With similar price ranges, it can be hard to d...
Comfortable, all-day wear design , Excellent sound quality , Class-leading ANC, Good battery life ,
Treble output is not the best, Not ideal for working out , Cannot pair with two devices simultaneously , ShareTweetShare, Share
The Sony WF-1000XM4's pricing isn't for the faint of heart and the earphones retail for Rs 19,990 in India. With that said, the pair does more than enough to justify its steep price and offers a treasure trove of features, including cutting-edge adaptive...
If you are actively out and about for lengthy periods, the Sony WF-1000XM4, with its lengthy battery life, compact form factor and charging case, wide range of customizable setup and EQ options, and 360 Reality Audio, is quite possibly the top true wirele...
Publicerad: 2021-10-13, Författare: Alex , testad av: majorhifi.com
The XM4 is the whole package for true wireless earphones. If its industry-leading noise-canceling technology for $279 won't convince you then perhaps the impressive 360 reality audio features and high-resolution Bluetooth will. The battery life is better...
Sensitive touch controls, Good in-ear seal can be a little difficult, Ambient sound mode can be disorienting, Active noise cancellation weak against road noise
The Sony WF-1000XM4 improvements over the previous generation keep them a strong contender against popular rivals like the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds and Jabra 85t. With a slim, easily pocketable case, good battery life, and a pleasing default sound profil...
Sammanfattning: So we got the new-and-improved 4th-generation which offers a much-needed redesign to make things a bit more compact. Previously, they weren't the best-looking earbuds despite being amazing and beloved. Sony shrunk the massive size of the previous-gen XM3...
Call quality, portability, ANC optionsSound quality, secure fit, water resistance, very portable, battery life, great in-app EQUnique design, sound quality, battery lifeGreat price for high performance, good sound quality, portability, charging caseInexpe
Very pricey, not too secure, not ideal for exercisingNoise cancellation only averageNo charging case, heavy, no noise cancellationBulky, uncomfortable for long periodsNot comfortable for extended wear, insecure when used for athletic endeavors
The Sony WF-1000XM4 earbuds offer overall good performance and exceptional call quality. However, they are far from a good value, especially if you don't particularly care about making phone calls using your earbuds...
Publicerad: 2021-07-28, Författare: Ryan , testad av: androidpolice.com
Clear, crisp, accurate sound with plenty of EQ setting and LDAC support, The XM4s and their case are much smaller than the bulky XM3 earbuds, Comes with high-quality foam eartips instead of silicone, Best-in-class for earbuds, and almost as good as over-e
The XM4s are big and may not be comfortable for some people, At $279.99, the XM4s are $50 more expensive than the already spendy XM3s were, Only the right earbud works solo unless you disable voice assistant features, No option to connect seamlessly to mu
WF-1000XM49/10Yes, as long as you can swing the admittedly high cost. The WF-1000XM4 earbuds are even more expensive than the last-gen buds, and those were by no means cheap. However, your $280 buys you the best true wireless earbuds I've ever used. The a...
Publicerad: 2021-07-16, Författare: Jason , testad av: androidguys.com
Sony has dominated the ANC true wireless earbud market the past couple of years with the WF-1000XM3. The follow-up had to be something really special and address the few flaws of the previous generation.Fortunately, Sony delivered big time with the WF-100...
