Sony WI-C310 wireless in-ear headphones, 15 hours of battery life, voice assistant, magnetic earbuds, behind-the-neck design, built-in headset function, headset with microphone, white

Very happy with purchase. No more wires catching or tangling. The earbuds are comfortable (comes with a choice of 3 sizes of silicon pads), and stay in place. The sound quality is very good, much better the headphones supplied with the Walkman, and better than I expected for the price. They are effective at blocking out ambient noise, yesterday an ambulance passed me with sirens blaring and I could still clearly hear my music!These are easy to connect, charge and control. They have in line volume control with on/off/pair button.These are amazing value for money, I have no hesitation recommending them.PS. These have magnets to hold in place around neck when not in use, however, they are too weak to hold securely, a shame as a great idea.

These earphones were a good purchase, definitely getting good use out of them. The battery lasts long and the sound quality is good. They are good for working out even though jumping might cause them to fall out of the ears. I pass the cable under the straps of my sports bra to keep them in place. They come with rubber buds in different sizes so that you can choose the one that fits best in your ears. They work well for calls too.

Very pleased with this product, sound quality is excellent.Three minor niggles:1) The ear buds work their way out of the ear during exercise, but not fallen out yet, just reduces sound quality until you push them back in.2) you can only connect to one bluetooth device ta a time, so if switching from laptop to phone, have to manually disconnect3) The earbuds do block external sound, so if using them on a zoom call, for example, or even just a phone call, can be quite disconcerting only hearing an echo of your own voice inside your head - I have taken to letting them sit just inside the ear, to hear some of that background noise too

Probably my favourite earphones to date. Audio quality is acceptable and the battery life is just outstanding for the price your paying.Only downside is the mesh is very susceptible to damage, but doesn't affect the sound in anyway.Have been using it for the past 5 months and I reckon it'll last another 5 easily.

The cables to the ear phones are too long and the neck band too short, as a result when you move at all they slip from an even balance around your neck (the battery and the controller portion) and end up tugging one of the ear buds from your ear. Bad bad design. The battery/controller packs are also very far up the neck so it's not immediately easy to reach for buttonsSound quality is OK, though you will have to apply an EQ on your device as flat EQ is a bit low on bass and treble, mid band seems ok.I had some linklike before this, only reason I got rid was the control panel buttons came loose and I wanted a button to get the android companion to kick in, the Sony earphones do this fine, but for comfort, for anything other than sitting still these headphones are just not adequate.

I had the JBL equivalent in the past and decided to give Sony a try when it came time to replace them just as an experiment. Here is how they compare:+ Quick and reliable pairing+ Automatic battery level alerts everytime you turn it on+ USB type C charging+ Overall feel of buttons and materials- Lower maximum volume and therefore sound quality- The fit of the ear buds and length/slack of the wireIn short, it's a superior experience .You generally don't want max volume anyways because of ear drum damage so the lower volume limit isn't noticeable for healthy use and the buds stay in my ear without falling for the most part.The negatives are ignoreable while the positives are noticeable so all in all it is superior to the JBL wireless bluetooth headphones minus sound and ear fit.

Good quality sound and great for when working out. Super quick delivery. Quick connectivity and easy to use

These might be fit for purpose if you wear them while sat at a desk, but if you are going to move about then forget it. The buds simply will not/refuse to stay in your ear, and you are constantly - and I mean constantly - having to reinsert them, regardless of the bud size you have placed over the earphone. When you examine the physics, it is apparent why this is the case. The cable between the two earphones is incredibly long, and the control and battery hang a long distance from your ear. Accordingly, when you move, they rapidly develop a pendulum motion which pulls the earphone out of your ear. OK, solution would seem to be to put the battery and control under a t-shirt or shirt etc to fix them in place. This works provided the distance from your ear to the anchor point never varies, so don't turn your head or move your torso and you will be OK. Put another way, utterly useless for real life. Did Sony think to augment the ear fixing capability of the earphones? No. On top of this, there is excessive bluetooth interference in public places such as railway stations, airports etc. The only plus point is the battery life is very long, but otherwise I have to conclude the design should never have progressed beyond prototype and should never have been commercialised.