Sony WF-SP800N

Those are some amazing headphones to get if you're always active and need your headphones to be able to keep up with your lifestyle. At a price of $15...

But also the SP800N's have a very secure fit thanks to their ear fins and a combined battery life of 26 hours is not bad at all if you only use the AN...

So should you buy the Sony WF-SP800N truly wireless earbuds? If you're looking for value, versatility, good battery life, the answer is yes. With effe...

I think this is an excellent pickup $199 I still think is at the higher price range. I think with Sony's they're going to go and sell probably between...

Which is shortened by the "high performance mode" honestly I don't notice the difference in sound, I think it's mainly for reducing delay, I've only owned mine for about a day and have been listening to music in the kitchen with them, if I'd been watching a movie I'd probably use this mode. They don't offer much other functionality, you can use your voice assistant and manage calls, but I don't need these features. I personally appreciate the simplicity. You'll notice no touch controls, I love this, my original sony WF earbuds, galaxy buds+, wh-1000xm3s, all had them and I would accidentally hit them all the time, I much prefer the button.

They deliver in bass and have several features, including an EQ to change up the sound if you want.