Sony WF-XB700

Unfortunately, the WF-XB700 doesn't come with a companion app, so as we mentioned earlier, any EQ settings will have to be done through your music pla...

These aren't gonna do that to you. If you're used to good headphones and you just want something not that expensive to wear to the gym, these are gonn...

These are loud earbuds, definitely made for working out and people who are halfway deaf. Lots of bass with that bass.

But overall I'm definitely impressed. I think they're an excellent pair of mid-range earbuds.

*Obviously not a these choices will be available on one pair. Here's the list of headphones I have so far in no particular order. Feel free to add or criticize what you need to ;. *Sony WF-XB700 true wireless with extra base $63.00 pretty much everywhere.

Sony's relatively affordable WF-XB700 earphones deliver thunderous bass depth in a true wireless design.

I have two Sony TWSs, an XB700 and a 1000XM3. The XB had fairly noticeable hissing/voice-coil-like whining, though I don't hear it when I'm actually listening (just when I'm connecting it to the phone and about to press play). I don't really listen to music with silent interludes though... The 1000XM3 is completely quiet in that regard.

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.