<\/span><\/h2>\nEquipped with a 5mm driver unit, the\u00a0Sony WF-C700N TWS headset supports both ANC and ambient noise modes. It is 360 Reality Audio certified and supports Sony’s 360 Spatial Sound Personaliser app.\u00a0 You can also chat with your earphones on using the Focus on Chat feature. It also offers support for improving audio quality from compressed tracks using Sony’s Digital Sound Enhancement Engine (DSEE).\u00a0<\/p>\n
Like several other TWS earphones equipped with microphones, the\u00a0Sony WF-C700N TWS headset allows users to answer calls from a connected smartphone. Both earpieces feature a mesh structure that is claimed to minimise wind noise. Meanwhile, the\u00a0Sony WF-C700N also supports multipoint connectivity, allowing it to connect to two devices concurrently, according to Sony.<\/p>\n
With Bluetooth 5.2 support, the\u00a0Sony WF-C700N headset offers a low-latency mode for viewing videos, as well as a fast-pairing mode for Android phones and Swift-Pair support for Windows 11 and Windows 10 computers. It supports the SBC and AAC Bluetooth codecs for media playback. You can also use either earpiece while the other is in the charging case, according to Sony.<\/p>\n
The newly launched\u00a0Sony WF-C700N TWS earphones offer up to 7.5 hours (10 hours with ANC disabled) of battery life with another 7.5 hours available via the charging case (one additional charge). Sony says that a 10-minute charge will offer an hour of playback. With an IPX4 rating, the earbuds are sweat and splash resistant. The company also states that the\u00a0Sony WF-C700N TWS headset supports voice controls using Google Assistant or Siri, on a connected Android or iPhone respectively.<\/p>\n
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