Sony WF-C710N launched with transparent design and touch controls

Sony has introduced its latest truly wireless earbuds. The all-new Sony WF-C710N comes with features like a transparent design, touch controls, and up to 40 hours of battery life. If you are looking for a pair of TWS earbuds to level up your music-listening experience, read on to know more about the Sony WF-C710N.

Sony WF-C710N key features and highlights

The Sony WF-C710N is an affordable pair of TWS earbuds. Despite that, they have something unique up their sleeve, i.e., a transparent design. Although plastic and limited to the Glass Blue colour, the transparent look makes the earbuds stand out from the competition.

At the core of the WF-C710N is Sony’s Dual Noise Sensor Technology that uses two microphones to accurately detect ambient sounds and suppress them for an immersive music experience.

For times when you need to stay alert, there’s Ambient Sound Mode and even Quick Attention Mode, which lowers the volume instantly with a touch, letting you tune into your surroundings without removing the earbuds.

Sony has packed in a 5mm driver with DSEE (Digital Sound Enhancement Engine) for deep bass and balanced audio. You can further customise your EQ via the Sound Connect app available on Android and iOS.

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The earbuds also have IPX4 water resistance, which means they can easily resist water splashes. There’s also the AI-powered voice pickup technology, ensuring that you sound clear during calls.

As for the battery life, the earbuds are advertised to offer up to 40 hours of total playtime. And just in case you’re in a rush, a 5-minute quick charge gives you 60 minutes of playtime.

Sony WF-C710N price and availability

The Sony WF-C710N can be purchased for Rs 8,990 in online and offline markets across India. Buyers can also get a limited-time cashback offer of Rs 1,000 till July 31.

In the same price range, you can also check out the JBL Tune Beam and the OnePlus Buds 4. Both TWS earbuds feature large drivers for a bass-heavy listening experience.