Sony presents its new LinkBuds S headphones
Sony LinkBuds S is the Japanese company's new wireless headphones. Small, light, and comfy, featuring noise cancellation and the brand's customary sonic quality
After introducing its new generation of headband headphones, the WH-1000XM5, (a benchmark in the industry), Sony expands its catalog of wireless in-ear headphones, a product group that has multiplied its sales as large cell phone manufacturers' smartphones stop including traditional wired headphones in the sale of mobile phones.
Sony states that these headphones were created with comfort in mind. They are extraordinarily small and light (just 4.8 grams in weight) and combine a shape that precisely fits the human ear with an ergonomic design for a more solid fixation, avoiding bothersome discomfort in the ears. To emphasize the usage of recycled materials, which, together with plastic-free packaging, aim to demonstrate the company's environmental commitment.
These little headphones offer a lot of power, delivering excellent bass and voices despite their small size and with whichever entertainment genre you use them for, while Sony's built-in V1 processor makes it easy to cancel noise, improve sound quality, and reduce distortion with less power.
Because of LDAC, the industry-accepted audio coding technique, these new headphones provide high-resolution wireless sound. The usage of DSEE Extreme, which enhances audio files in real-time, will restore the high frequencies of all your music, allowing the user to enjoy every aspect of the artist.
Sony LinkBuds S has adaptive sound control, an intelligent function that adapts ambient sound settings based on where you are. This is accomplished by merging the notion of ambient sound, which lets you engage with the environment around you, with noise cancellation. of high-quality noise that we've already seen in the company's other headphones
The headphones enable LE Audio, the next generation of Bluetooth audio that offers ultra-low latency, making them suitable for applications like on-the-go gaming.
They also include the new Google Fast Connect function, which makes it incredibly easy to pair the headphones with Android devices, while Swift Pair does the same with Windows 11 or Windows 10 computers.
Sony includes a charger and carrying case with the headphones, allowing you to double the battery life established in 6 hours with active noise cancellation to 14 hours. If you're in a rush, 5 minutes of quick charging will give you up to 60 minutes of autonomy.
These LinkBuds S are attractive. They will be available in white, black, and brown and will cost around 200 dollars when they become available on the Sony website and in the retail channel, where they can already be booked, by the end of May 2022.
