The company also introduced the WH-CH710N, its new active noise headphone. Sony launched the WF-XB700 in the United States, its new wireless headset with active noise cancellation.
The company claims that it has a battery that lasts up to 9 hours, its case offers another full charge and a charge for 10 minutes guarantees 1 hour of use.
The WF-XB700 will pre-order in the US this month for $ 130 (Rs 10,000 approx). Sony included the model in its Extra Bassline, which also includes headphones and speakers with a focus on powerful bass.
The headset has a look reminiscent of Galaxy Buds + and, like the WF-1000XM3, also rests on three points of the ear, making it more stable. With IPX4 certification, the WF-XB700 has protection against sweat and splashing water.
In the USA, it will be offered in black and blue. Sony did not reveal the date for the start of the pre-sale, nor when the model will reach other countries.
Sony also presents WH-CH710N headphone
Sony presented a new headphone. The WH-CH710N, as it was called, has active noise cancellation and uses its front and rear microphones to improve isolation.
According to the manufacturer, Dual Noise Sensor technology analyzes the surrounding sounds to define the most suitable noise cancellation mode. The WH-CH710 also offers an ambient sound mode for those who still want to hear nearby noises while listening to music.
Sony says the battery in its new headphone lasts up to 35 hours. The WH-1000XM3, for example, has 30 hours of autonomy. Also according to the company, 10 minutes of recharge guarantee the device an additional 1 hour of use.
The WH-CH710N will be offered in black and, in the US, will go on pre-order this month for $ 200 (Rs 15,300 approx).
