SonyWF-C700N Truly Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds, 15 hours battery life, Clearer hands-free calling, Multipoint Connection, IPX4 Water Resistance, White, UAE Model

I recommend it, one of the best in its category or maybe the best one so far. But it doesn’t not fit my ear well and keeps falling. Unfortunately my ear has a size between mid and small.

Noise canncelling functionality is good. Useful for most calls or listening to music. It does not block all noise though. There is room for improvement.

Nice small charging case, real buttons, not touch nonsense ones. Not so reach in features, but sound quality is ok.

Worst earbuds I have ever had. Many recommended this earbuds in YouTube. Sound is good but failed in functionalities wise . I bought this earphone mainly for calls but during calls ANC is not working, changing mode manually also useless. Automatically change to transparent mode while listening to music/watching videos frequently so we have to keep on turn that off. Earbuds not getting disconnected after kept in case. Sometimes not getting turned on after taken from earbuds so we have to keep the earbuds in and have to take it off for connection. For the price it’s worthless.

Found this piece worth buying and been good so far, hopefully will last longer

I have been really impressed with the quality and functionality of these earbuds. But the left one stopped working after 5 months of use. I tried reseting and initialising but couldn’t solve the problem.

I never thought I will change my Apple but seriously take it it’s insane 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽🫶🏻💖

Fast delivery, great sound quality, good grip to the inner ear, light weight, works great with the mobile app, above average noise cancelation. Good price / quality ratio!

I was tired of being tied off to my device. I wasn't sure what wireless Earbuds to get, but after reading a number of reviews I decided these were the one's I would purchase. I'm glad I did because I don't want to go back to wired earbuds ever again. I've had them for a number of weeks and they are comfortable, and sound great. The batterie life is great, I rarely loose batterie life and the small carrier hold a charge as well so anytime I place it in the case it'll charge the earbuds so they'll have enough juice for the next use. I often use one earbud at a time to take calls at work, kind of like the old single phone ear pieces that were popular over a decade ago. I think the price point for theses earbuds are good, I personally wait for the deals to make my purchase which makes them better value for your money. I would recommend them to family and friends. Do your research and you'll be satisfied with your purchase.

The head phones are good and function as submitted

Después de tres meses de uso diario de alrededor de 3 horas durante el día hay que decir que estos audífonos rinden bastante bien. Su sonido es bien balanceado y nunca se distorsionan ni al subir el volumen al máximo. El color lavanda es un color lila pastel bastante bonito. El estuche y el plástico con el que están fabricados es resistente y ya se me han caído dos veces los audífonos al piso y por fortuna siguen funcionando sin ningún problema. Mi opinión sobre el precio es que algo razonable es pagar entre 1600 y máximo 1700 pesos por ellos ya que los controles no son táctiles sino que son botones que hay que presionar para subir/bajar volumen, cambiar canción, pausa y cancelación de ruido y si antes has utilizado auriculares con funciones táctiles estos audífonos no te van a gustar. En nuestro caso nosotros buscábamos unos audífonos que no nos lastimaran los oídos al tenerlos 3 o 4 horas seguidas por temas de trabajo y estos audífonos Sony cumplen muy bien con esa función. En cuanto a la cancelación de ruido, funcionan bastante bien y en relación a la calidad de las llamadas telefónicas igualmente se escucha y se transmite la voz de forma clara y fuerte. Para hacer ejercicio y sudor no los hemos probado. También tienen una función de sonido envolvente que creo le llaman sonido 360 en Sony pero no la comprendimos bien porque parece que hay que usar Apps adicionales y pagar un plan mensual por ese servicio. La duración de la batería es muy buena y 4 o 5 horas diarias las cumple muy bien. Un detalle que a veces pasa es que la conexión de bluetooth se queda activa a pesar de que ya los has guardado en su estuche y tu teléfono todavía los mantiene conectados. En conclusión son unos audífonos muy buenos con características premium (aunque sean manuales o de botones) que son muy útiles para personas que hacen trabajo de oficina, escuela o casa. Un último detalle es que no hay que confundir este modelo que es el 700 que SI cancela el ruido con el modelo 500 más barato que NO cancela el ruido y que sin duda es una característica bien útil.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.Actualización 17 Feb 2024Una pequeña actualización sobre los WF-C700N:A seis meses de uso de estos audífonos Sony WF-C700N puedo confirmar que esta es definitivamente una de las mejores inversiones que puedes hacer para disfrutar un gran sonido para tus oídos.Después de mi primera reseña les cuento que estando trabajando en el jardín y por descuido propio los audífonos se me resbalaron en la grava del patio estando de pie a una altura de 1.20 metros más o menos y también los volví a tirar en la tierra al quitarme una sudadera. En ambos casos pensé que por la altura sufrirían algún rayón o que los chips internamente sufrirían algún daño y el funcionamiento del dispositivo se vería afectado pero para mi grata sorpresa no les paso nada, ni polvo, ni descompostura, ni deficiencias en la calidad del sonido o problemas con los botones de control, ni polvo, ni marcas ni nada de nada por lo que al menos puedo confirmarles que los materiales de fabricación son de muy buena calidad para absorber golpes y caídas y proteger internamente los circuitos de los auriculares.El sonido sigue siendo sobresaliente y como comparación les puedo contar que también tengo unos audífonos Sony Earphone h.Ear in MDR-EX750AP: Hi-Res (alta fidelidad) para disfrutar la música con un sonido bien nítido y que si los comparamos con los Sony WF-C700N inalámbricos yo diría que los de alta fidelidad puntúan 100 puntos y los inalámbricos alrededor de 80 a 85 puntos algo así como una pantalla con mayor cantidad de pixeles y un resolución más nítida pero nada que quite el sueño si no eres melómano. Igualmente quiero resaltar otra vez la comodidad superior de este modelo de audífonos ya que los hemos llevado hasta 6 horas de uso en un día y no nos han lastimado para nada.Para terminar hablando un poco más sobre la cancelación de ruido del producto, la funcionalidad es notable ya que aquí en el teletrabajo tenemos cinco perros bien ladradores y cuando estamos escuchando música o podcast o hablando por teléfono el ruido de los canes queda como un murmullo a veces inaudible. En conclusión esta es una gran compra a un precio razonable.

After reading several reviews I decided to get these. While not elite buds, they sound excellent. I can't justify the additional $200 for the WF-1000XM5 (these names, sheesh). I gave them five stars on battery life but it's pretty average - about eight or nine hours and the case only holds one charge before it needs charging. The active noise cancelling is good, not class leading, but there's a lot of passive noise cancelling already from the fit. The Sony sound app is the most thorough I've seen and even uses picture of your ears to fine tune the sound. You can go manual for EQ or it takes you through five or so steps to fine tune it to your tastes. You can manually make adjustments after it's done the setup. The app does ask for a lot of info and permissions, but it's a fair trade-off for the performance. Worth the money but, as they say, your mileage may vary.UPDATE: One major flaw is the large activation/function buttons on each bud. It's hard to adjust the fit without pushing one, which then causes some function to occur, most likely one you didn't want. I'd use them more were it not for that as the sound is quite good.

Long time fan of Sony products. Have the WH-1000XM4, WF-1000XM4, and other brands. Just got these this morning and listening now. Pretty happy with sound quality, the Sony app helps as I like a punchy bass and have typical high frequency loss for male adults. Once set up with the app, clear bass turned up almost to max and treble up I’m enjoying the sound. Sounds very much like the WF-1000XM4. Noise cancellation seems similar but need to do more listening in different conditions. Got the XM4 reconditioned and unfortunately the right battery is failing to hold a charge after about a year and a half so got these to satisfy my earbud itch until the XM5 is released. Actually liking the push button as opposed to the touch controls of XM4. Not better, but not worse. A bit smaller which I’m pleased with as I like to sleep with audiobooks on. I can sleep on my side with a soft pillow and not feel very much pressure. Did have them pause as I have the right side on default to pause and skip but only once so far so I don’t think it will be a problem. Contrary to some reviews either side can he configured to volume with the app. I have volume on the left now. Single press notches up, holding lowers volume. Default is to switch between noise cancellation or ambient mode. I have cancellation on most of the time so volume is more important to me. Also saw criticism about them not automatically pausing when removing, not a problem to me as I can easily pause touching the right side button. I also have some QCY buds that were surprisingly good for the price, and Soundcore A40 witch were also a good find, paid $99 but now $79. They’re almost as comfortable as these for bed but protrude a bit further so when sleeping on my side more pressure on my ear than the Sony. So far noise cancellation on the Sony is the best, almost as good as the XM4.For the price, I think this is a very good alternative to the XM4. Battery life is rated to 7.5 hours and the Soundcore are rated to about the same but by early morning I get a rudely loud charging notification. We’ll see how the Sony last with similar use and update this review later. Overall in direct comparison of the XM4 I’d say these are just about as good but maybe not as broad of a soundstage. If you like Sony or are just looking for a good quality earbud with noise cancellation at a reasonable price these would be a good selection. One major improvement for me is the tips for the buds. I have large ear canals and the memory tips on the XM4 were a huge disappointment, they would not seal in my ears which is terrible for sound quality and noise. I keep all the tips from many earbuds over the years and even with other brands need to dip into them to find larger tips to seal in my ears. Pleasantly surprised the included large tips actually fit me. I included a photo of the Soundcore, QCY, XM4, and the WF-C700N for comparison. The WF-C700N seems to be the most comfortable so far. Slightly smaller than the Soundcore and definitely smaller then the XM4.So after using these about a month I’m still happy with them. I do have the occasional problem when listening to audiobooks in bed with the buttons for pause or volume getting just a little too much pressure and activating. Fortunately for volume one notch is louder but if you hold it the volume is reduced so at least I haven’t been blasted by max volume. Much as I like Sony products the other buds I mentioned would probably suit most people fine with a lower cost. But they’re not Sony! Still anxiously waiting for the soon to be released WF-1000XM5. Hoping for the lighter weight than the XM4 and the comfort of these with touch controls instead of push buttons. But for a mid-price bud these are still my favorites.Another update, these are not working for me to sleep with. My left ear gets a little raw spot on the edge of some cartilage. I’m primarily using the Sony WF-1000XM5 )got them 2 weeks ago) and the Soundcore A40 for audiobooks in bed. The headphones until my ears get too hot and the A40’s when I want to lay on my side.The Sony has some edge or something on it that makes a tiny little sore spot on the cartilage in my ear. Still like them a lot but now using them when I do my indoor cycling. I have a couple big blower fans on me and the Sony blocks out a lot of the noise and are better then the QCY I’d been using. They’re more rounded and I get less wind noise also.WF-1000XM5 just released, expecting mine Friday. I REALLY hope they don’t irritate my ear the way these do.So I’d still recommend these. It’s probably just my personal ear shape causing me an issue, no problem on the right side but nobody is perfectly symmetrical…8/523Update. Got the XM5 2 weeks ago and loving them. Fantastic sound, lighter than the XM4, better bass, more comfortable. But again the tips don’t fit. Airtight seal is critical on noise cancelling earbuds. The app is the same for The 700’s and XM5 but the 700’s do not have the feature enabled that checks for a seal. I discovered the left bud on the 700’s and the new XM5 just won’t quit seal. I found a hack to make the tips moldable. If you get Sugro glue (kind of like clay) roll a bit up, pull up the mushroom part of the ear tip, take the rolled up piece of Sugro and wrap it around the fitting to the bud, roll the tip back down and now you have a moldable tip. Insert in your ears and make sure they a good seal. You may have to reshape it a bit with your fingers if you work it too much. Once you have a good seal let it set a few hours and now you have a fitted tip. Works with my big ear holes…I have to reiterate, the 700’s have a very pleasing sound once you get the equalizer and clear bass setting adjusted to your taste. I just finished using them for 4 hours straight on loud during a 2 hour indoor cycling session, walking the dog, and making my lunch. Enjoying music I haven’t listened to for too long. They were comfortable (almost forget they’re in) sound excellent, and just put them away with 50% battery left.I really think most people would like these and would not be disappointed in any way, especially at the price. The XM5 are better, but to most people probably not $200 better (but I love them too!).9/22/23 a note about the app and the codecs used. I feel like a dummy now that I finally noticed right at the top in the headphone connect app it tells me on my iPhone it’s definitely using the AAC codec and shows if DSEE is on or not. DSEE definitely improves the sound. Compared the noise cancellation against the WF-1000XM5 and the XM5 do a better job with the 2 blower fans I have on me during my indoor cycling. But I still prefer using the C700n just because I want to be very careful with the more expensive buds.10/23/23Lost these! Looked all around but can’t locate. I was able to replace them @ $88 so not hugely upset, ordered a new pair and happy all over again. One of the reasons I really like these is how light they are. Even after 4-5 hours of wear I almost forget they’re in. Still one of my favorite pairs.Revisiting noise cancellation, walking my dog with light traffic only a few feet away I’ve had the chance with the new pair (left button default is now toggle ANC transparency off or on. With it off I’m not hearing much of anything but my music. In transparency mode I can hear everything around me. I’d give these a 9 from 1-10. About as good as any ANC buds I’ve tried.12/22/23Found the lost pair so now I have 2 pairs of the WF-C700n and not unhappy about it. These are definitely my go to buds, use them more than the XM5’s as they’re so light and comfortable and now at $76 I don’t worry as much about loss or damage as with the pricy XM5. If you haven’t tried them yet you should!