Sony WF-C700N True Wireless ANC In-Ear Earbuds

Sony WF-C700N True Wireless ANC In-Ear Earbuds

Just You and Your Music

Cancel out background noise with Noise Sensor Technology or use the Ambient Sound Mode to stay connected to your natural surroundings. With noise canceling turned on, you can enjoy an immersive music experience, while in Ambient Sound mode, the WF-C700N headphones capture more of the ambient sound around you, thanks to the feedforward mics, so you can enjoy a natural listening experience while staying connected to your environment. Adaptive Sound Control is a smart function that senses where you are and what you’re doing, then adjusts ambient sound settings for the ideal listening experience. It even recognizes locations that you frequently visit such as your workplace, the gym, or a favorite café, and switches to a sound mode that suit the situation.

Reliable Calls, Wherever You Take Them

Conversation flows freely with easy hands-free calling, now clearer than ever with a high-quality built-in microphone. With Wind Noise Reduction Structure, which utilizes a mesh structure surrounding the mic to minimize wind noise, the WF-C700N delivers your voice clearly even on a windy day.

Ergonomic Surface Design

The WF-C700N headphones combine a shape that perfectly matches the human ear with an ergonomic surface design for a more stable fit. Sony designed the WF-C700N utilizing extensive ear shape data collated since introducing the world’s first in-ear headphones in 1982, as well as evaluation of the sensitivity of various types of ears, to ensure an ideal shape that is comfortable for many people.

An Immersive Sound Experience

A 5mm driver unit with a high-compliance diaphragm ensures powerful bass and clear vocal quality. Music, movies and podcasts are clearly reproduced, thanks to rich midrange sound.When an original music source is compressed, it loses the high-frequency elements that add detail and richness to a track. Sony’s Digital Sound Enhancement Engine (DSEE) faithfully restores these to produce high-quality sound that’s closer to the original recording.