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The Sony WF-LS900N earbuds are so comfortable and light that Sony claims you can wear them all day long, and never get tired. Is that true? And how good do they sound? Find out in our review on editorji.

Sony WF-LS900N Review: Most comfortable earbuds ever?

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WF-LS900N

The Sony WF-LS900N earbuds are so comfortable and light that Sony claims you can wear them all day long, and never get tired. Is that true? And how good do they sound? Find out in our review on editorji.

Sony&rsquo;s WF-LS900N earbuds keep up their tradition of audio product names being near impossible to remember. They are also incredibly comfortable, and so light that Sony claims you can just wear them around all day long, and never get tired. Is that actually true? And just how good do they sound?
<h2>Design</h2>
Design is a particular point of focus for these Sony earbuds. These are extremely lightweight and weigh approximately 4.8 grams each. Couple that with the super &nbsp;comfortable in-ear fit, and you can wear them for hours on end and not get tired.&nbsp;
In fact, these are a lot more comfortable than Sony&rsquo;s flagship WF-1000XM4s.
In-ear fit is subjective of course, and if the default silicon tips don&rsquo;t work for you, Sony provides three extra sizes in the packaging.
The buds themselves look really simple and elegant, Sony has not made any crazy design choices here, making the overall look very classy. In contrast to the simple outside, the inner side has magnetic pins, and a coloured markers for left and right sides, in case you get confused.
The charging case is very small in profile as well, keeping with the whole portability theme, and should fit easily in all sorts of pockets. It&rsquo;s also shaped really nicely and has a flat bottom that lets it stand up easily.&nbsp;
In India, these earbuds are available in black, white and beige colours, all of which stay true to the elegant, simple, and classy theme.
<h2>Utility</h2>
The earbuds sport 5mm drivers, which work along with Sony&rsquo;s Integrated Processing V1 chip to produce a really impressive amount of sound for their size. They also support SBC and AAC codecs, which are standard, and the Hi-Res LDAC codec as well. For connectivity, there&rsquo;s Bluetooth v5.2.&nbsp;
These earbuds do support Active Noise Cancellation, which works well, although it&rsquo;s not as pronounced as that on Sony&rsquo;s own WF-1000XM4s. It blocks out most low-end rumbles well enough, which will make it very useful on an airplane, but it only slightly dulls high-pitched ambient noise.&nbsp;
Although very honestly that doesn&rsquo;t really matter because the passive seal of these earbuds is good enough to block out most sound at even 70% volume or so. In fact, while wearing these in the office I just turned ANC off after a while, and at higher volumes it didn&rsquo;t make much of a difference at all.
There&rsquo;s a transparency mode also, of course, which will pipe in ambient sound and can be useful if you&rsquo;re out walking on the street, or working in an office and want to be able to hear your surroundings.&nbsp;
<h2>App and Features</h2>
You can connect these earbuds to the Sony Headphones Connect app, available on both iOS and Android. On the app, you can see the battery level of both buds and the case on the home screen, along with playback controls, and a status for the Adaptive Sound Control feature. These earbuds have a very feature-rich package, and it&rsquo;s great to see that Sony is bringing a lot of features from its flagship XM4s to these earbuds as well.
Adaptive Sound Control is what enables the &lsquo;never off&rsquo; listening experience that Sony is trying to sell with these earbuds. What it does is log and learn your behaviour patterns, and then automatically switch between transparency and noise cancelling modes depending on what you need. Pair that with the extreme comfort that these earbuds provide and you never really have to take them off.
While this feature didn't always produce consistent results, it does work from time to time, and really surprised me with how convenient it can be. If you get up from your desk and walk around, for example, it&rsquo;ll automatically switch on transparency mode, and then switch back to noise cancelling when you sit back down.&nbsp;
You can also pair these earbuds to 2 devices simultaneously, which is a killer feature that I find really useful.&nbsp;
There&rsquo;s also the Speak-to-Chat feature, which automatically pauses music and turns on the transparency mode when you talk, which is a great feature in theory. In practice, I found it to be a little too trigger happy, often activating when any sort of regular sound is made like keeping a glass on a table. Thankfully, you can switch it off if you so want.
You can also view and configure the touch controls through the app. By default, the left earbud controls ANC mode and the right earbud controls playback, but you can choose to replace any one of these with volume controls. I found the touch controls to be a little finicky, with it being a little hard to activate them sometimes, but when you do manage to trigger them they work well.
There is, of course, support for voice assistants. The earbuds come with in-built support for Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, and can also trigger any other assistant on your phone.
<h2>Performance</h2>
So much for fancy smart features and in-ear comfort, but all of that&rsquo;s a bit pointless if these don&rsquo;t sound good. Well, good news, they sound excellent. The sound profile is really warm and bass-heavy, of course, just what you&rsquo;d expect from a Sony product. The bass itself is really punchy, and very pleasing to the ears, without getting too boomy.
The mids are excellent, and extremely accurate. Vocals and lead instruments like guitar sound very clear and detailed. There&rsquo;s some treble roll-off on the higher end, so cymbals, for example, sound a little muted. But there&rsquo;s excellent imaging, and a pretty wide soundstage, which make these an excellent choice for listening to music.&nbsp;
But if you don&rsquo;t like the default EQ, you can tune them the way you like through the app, which helps these sound great even to people who are not bassheads. I put a little more emphasis on the treble using this, and it sounded amazing.&nbsp;
I also had a great talking experience with these earbuds, which have mics on both the inner and outer sides, and use a noise reduction algorithm to suppress ambient noise and extract clear voice quality. Conversations were always clear, with little to no disturbance, even in noisy areas.&nbsp;
<h2>Battery</h2>
Sony rates these earbuds at 6 hours of listening time with ANC on, and in my usage, I found that to be pretty accurate. The case adds another 14 hours, for a total of 20 hours of listening time on a single charge, which is very respectable, and should last you multiple days easily. If you turn off ANC, which as I&rsquo;ve mentioned you easily can, the buds will last you up to 9 hours on a single charge, which is pretty brilliant.
The charging case takes around 2 hours to charge up from 0 to 100, although there is support for fast charging, so a 5-minute charge can give you 60 minutes of playtime. One miss here is that the case doesn&rsquo;t support wireless charging, which I think would have been a great addition especially at this price point.&nbsp;
<h2>Verdict</h2>
The Sony WF-LS900N earbuds are a fantastic and mature product from a brand who really knows how to do audio.&nbsp;
At a listed price of ₹16,990, they don&rsquo;t come cheap, but you do get real quality for that money. There&rsquo;s also a special limited time offer, which will let you buy them for an effective price of ₹13,990 with select bank bards.&nbsp;
At either price, the WF-LS900N are among the lightest and most comfortable earbuds I&rsquo;ve ever worn. They sound absolutely amazing for being so tiny, and the smart features are all pretty useful as well. If you&rsquo;re an audio enthusiast, I definitely recommend these earbuds.
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Oppo Enco Buds 2 features include 10mm dynamic driver, IPX4 water resistance and bluetooth 5.2 connectivity. Oppo Enco Buds 2 price is ₹1,799. Find out how they performed in our review.

Oppo Enco Buds 2 Review: great bass under ₹2K

Oppo's entry level Enco Buds were a surprise hit of 2021 and the Chinese tech giant is back once again with a new pair of affordable wireless earbuds: the Oppo Enco Buds 2.  Find out how they performed in our review

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Oppo Enco Buds 2

Oppo's entry level Enco Buds were a surprise hit of 2021 and the Chinese tech giant is back once again with a new pair of affordable wireless earbuds: the Oppo Enco Buds 2.&nbsp;

&nbsp;Oppo Enco Buds 2 Design
The Oppo Enco buds 2 look drastically different from their predecessors. The peculiar oblong look of the original Enco buds have been replaced by a conventional stem design and the charging case is now circular. &nbsp;It's small enough to fit into most pockets, and is surrounded by a glossy black strip that provides a nice contrast to the plastic matte finish.&nbsp; The buds are also very lightweight - each earbud tips the scale at just 4&nbsp; grams.
&nbsp;Oppo Enco Buds 2 Touch Controls
The Enco Buds 2 get touch sensitive areas on both earbuds and the controls work really well. By default, it's double tap to play the next track or answer a call and triple tap to play the previous track. There are even volume controls here, something that many brands skip out on - just hold down the left bud to decrease volume and hold down the right one to increase it.&nbsp;
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Oppo Enco Buds 2 Connectivity
Connectivity is through Bluetooth 5.2 for both Android and iOS devices, and I always got a stable connection on the OnePlus 10 Pro and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4. Oppo phones come with native support for the Enco Buds 2, and therefore don't require a dedicated app. Those with non-OPPO phones , however, will have to download and install the Hey Melody app to take full advantage of all the features these earbuds have to offer.
Oppo Enco Buds 2 Sound Quality
The Oppo Enco Buds 2 sounds surprisingly good for a set of earbuds in this price range. They feature10 mm titanised drivers that focus on bass , so genres like pop and hip hop just ooze with energy. At max volume, these earbuds can also get very loud, but there's hardly any audio distortion.
Though the buds lack any sort of noise cancellation, there is AI noise cancellation for calls, and it did a respectable job of filtering out ambient sounds.
Oppo Enco Buds 2 Battery
Battery life is pretty solid as the buds deliver up to seven hours of continuous battery life, and the case has enough juice to get you to 28 hours of total listening time.&nbsp;
Your mileage will vary depending on the volume level you choose but 50 percent is a good mark, especially considering how loud these get.&nbsp;
Verdict
Good sound, commendable set of features , solid battery life, and an affordable price &mdash; the Oppo Enco Buds 2 delivers on all these fronts and more. &nbsp;
It would have been nice to see Active noise cancellation here, something the Realme Buds Q2 offers for only 200 Rupees more. But if you don't care about something like that, then these earbuds are a great choice to consider, especially if you are on a very tight budget.&nbsp;

The Pixel Buds Pro are Google’s most premium set of earbuds at ₹19,990. Watch our review to see everything they pack in!

Google Pixel Buds Pro Review: Better than AirPods Pro?

Google Pixel Buds Pro Review:

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Google Pixel Buds Pro

The Pixel Buds Pro are Google&rsquo;s most premium set of earbuds at ₹19,990. Watch our review to see everything they pack in!

The Pixel Buds Pro are Google&rsquo;s most premium set of earbuds that come with active noise cancellation technology. The Google Pixel Buds Pro are priced at ₹19,990 and are focused on providing a great sound experience. In addition to ANC, the Pixel Buds Pro feature transparency mode, &nbsp;Bluetooth v5.0 for connectivity, Google Assistant and Multipoint Bluetooth pairing, a useful feature if you own more than one Android device.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/google-pixel-6a-review-buy-this-phone-if-you-love-photography-1659103711151">Also Watch: Google Pixel 6a Review</a>
Google Pixel Buds Pro offer up to 7 hours with ANC on and up to 11 hours with ANC off. The charging case for the Google Pixel Buds Pro gets a USB-C charging port, that supports fast charging and the case also offers wireless charging. Each bud weighs 6.2g, so they're reasonably lightweight and an IPX4 rating means you don&rsquo;t have to worry about sweat damage. Watch our Google Pixel Buds Pro review to see how they performed!

Sony has launched it's latest wireless audio product--the WF-1000XM4 TWS earbuds. 

Sony launches WF-1000XM4 TWS earbuds: check prices, specs and features

Sony has launched it's latest wireless audio product--the WF-1000XM4 TWS earbuds.

Sony has launched it's latest wireless audio product--the WF-1000XM4 TWS earbuds. The new iteration feature a more rounded and compact design than the previous generation. The WF-1000XM4 are also the first buds in the world that are claimed to support Hi-Res audio over the LDAC codec. There's also support for 360 Reality Audio, and the Sony V1 processor bring improvements to active noise cancellation. The driver units have been redesigned and use improved 24-bit amps, and proprietary polyurethane foam tips provide better passive noise isolation. The WF-1000XM4s also come with a "Speak-to-Chat" feature, offer better battery life, and also support Qi wireless charging. The Sony WF-1000XM4 earbuds have been priced at $280 in the US, but Indian pricing and availability is yet to be announced.

Vivo has shared a teaser on Weibo for its upcoming noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds, called the Vivo TWS 2.

Vivo shares teaser video for its first noise-cancelling TWS earbuds, the Vivo TWS 2

Vivo has shared a teaser on Weibo for its upcoming noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds, called the Vivo TWS 2. The video shows off the design of the buds, and confirms that they will be launched officially on May 20. Reports say that while the TWS 2 will be unveiled on May 20, sales will begin only from June 1.

According to market research firm Counterpoint, the market for true wireless earbuds will grow globally 33% year-on-year.

Counterpoint: TWS earbuds market will grow 33% globally in 2021

According to market research firm Counterpoint, the market for true wireless earbuds will grow globally 33% year-on-year. The segment is set to touch 310 million units worth of sale, with Apple, Xiaomi and Samsung expected to lead the charge. Apple is expected to retain its lead in the segment with 84 million units of its AirPods to be sold in 2021.

The Realme Buds Air 2 earbuds introduce active noise cancellation technology to the true wireless segment at a highly competitive price point of ₹3,299. Does this make t

Realme Buds Air 2 TWS Earbuds Review: most affordable ANC @ ₹3,299?

The Realme Buds Air 2 earbuds introduce active noise cancellation technology to the true wireless segment at a highly competitive price point of ₹3,299. Does this make them the best and most affordable TWS earbuds to buy? Find out in this review.

The Realme Buds Air 2 earbuds introduce active noise cancellation technology to the true wireless segment at a highly competitive price point of ₹3,299. Does this make them the best and most affordable TWS earbuds to buy? Find out in this review.

Reports indicate that Samsung's recently launched Galaxy Buds Pro have received an update that brings hearing enhancements to the true wireless earbuds.

Galaxy Buds Pro get update with hearing enhancements

Reports indicate that Samsung's recently launched Galaxy Buds Pro have received an update that brings hearing enhancements to the true wireless earbuds. Users with impaired hearing have reportedly gotten the ability to adjust the left/right sound balance on the buds. The update also brings Bixby and system improvements to the active noise cancelling earbuds. The Galaxy Buds Pro were launched alongside the S21 series of smartphones on January 14, and cost ₹15,990 in India.

Skullcandy has launched the Jib True TWS earbuds in India, at an aggressive price point of ₹2,999. 

Skullcandy Jib True TWS earbuds launched in India at ₹2,999

Skullcandy has launched the Jib True TWS earbuds in India, at an aggressive price point of ₹2,999.

Skullcandy has launched the Jib True TWS earbuds in India, at an aggressive price point of ₹2,999. Available in Blue and True Black colour options, the earbuds feature 40mm drivers, and touch controls for music playback and voice assistance. There's Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, IPX4 sweat and water resistance, and a claimed battery life of up to 6 hours, that can be extended to 16 hours with the charging case. The Skullcandy Jib True earbuds are available to purchase from the company's official website.

Lamborghini has teamed up with New York-based premium audio brand, Master &amp; Dynamic to co-launch the MW65 over-ear headphones and MW07 Plus true wireless stereo earphones. The design for both high-end audio gadgets are heavily inspired by iconic Lamborghini super sports cars. The MW65 headphones are priced at EUR 499, while the MW07 earphones cost EUR 349.

Master & Dynamic joins with Lamborghini to launch premium headphones

Lamborghini has teamed up with New York-based premium audio brand, Master &amp; Dynamic to co-launch the MW65 over-ear headphones and MW07 Plus true wireless stereo earphones.

Lamborghini has teamed up with New York-based premium audio brand, Master &amp; Dynamic to co-launch the MW65 over-ear headphones and MW07 Plus true wireless stereo earphones. The design for both high-end audio gadgets are heavily inspired by iconic Lamborghini super sports cars. The MW65 headphones are priced at EUR 499, while the MW07 Plus earphones cost EUR 349.
 Master &amp; Dynamic partners with Lamborghini
MW65 headphones and MW07 TWS earphones launched
Design inspired by iconic Lamborghini sports cars
MW65 headphones: &euro;499 MW07 Plus earphones are priced at &euro;349

Lamborghini has teamed up with New York-based premium audio brand, Master &amp; Dynamic to co-launch the MW65 over-ear headphones and MW07 Plus true wireless stereo earphones. The design for both high-end audio gadgets are heavily inspired by iconic Lamborghini super sports cars. The MW65 headphones are priced at EUR 499, while the MW07 Plus earphones cost EUR 349.

Sennheiser debuts its most affordable TWS earbuds

Sennheiser has introduced a lower-cost set of true wireless earbuds, the CX 400BT. They feature the same 7mm dynamic drivers as the Momentum True Wireless 2, but lose out on active noise cancellation. The CX 400BT has customisable touch controls and also allows users to tune the sound via an EQ inside the company&rsquo;s Smart Control app. They feature Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity and support advanced audio codecs such as AAC and aptX, in addition to SBC. The company says the earbuds pack up to seven hours of battery life, with another 20 hours in the included charging case. The CX 400BT will be available September 15th for &euro;199 in select markets, but Indian availability hasn&rsquo;t been announced yet.

Sennheiser CX 400BT are its most affordable TWS earbuds 7mm dynamic drivers, custom touch controls, sound control Bluetooth 5.1, support AAC, aptX, SBC codecs 7 hours battery on earbuds, 20 hours with charging case Costs &euro;199, Indian availability not announced

Sennheiser has introduced a lower-cost set of true wireless earbuds, the CX 400BT. They feature the same 7mm dynamic drivers as the Momentum True Wireless 2, but lose out on active noise cancellation. The CX 400BT has customisable touch controls and also allows users to tune the sound via an EQ inside the company&rsquo;s Smart Control app. They feature Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity and support advanced audio codecs such as AAC and aptX, in addition to SBC. The company says the earbuds pack up to seven hours of battery life, with another 20 hours in the included charging case. The CX 400BT will be available September 15th for &euro;199 in select markets, but Indian availability hasn&rsquo;t been announced yet.

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