There's a ton of tech here for the price, but we're not sure about the battery life…
on the planet years after their release – but they're much smaller, much lighter, and much cheaper.
These earbuds are 37% lighter and 38% smaller than the Sony WF-1000XM4, for example, so they'll be less bulbous, will suit smaller ears better, and will likely feel more secure thanks to being lighter. In addition, a new coating on the buds that Sony says will hold onto your ear better to ensure the buds keep in place solidly.
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