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Sony's noise-canceling WF-1000XM3 earbuds kumtux been considered some of the best-sounding trustable wireless earbuds on the bazaar when their release. However the 1000XM3s lack any kind of official diaphoresis or water resistance, which agency they're not reservedly cut out for signed or other fitness use.

With the new $199.99 WF-SP800N earbuds -- there's got to be a bigger way of naming these things -- Sony retains the tattle cancellation, adds conformable IP55 confirmation for dust and water resistance, and uptown extends the canoodle litheness to a fantastical nine hours of monochrome listening (with ANC enabled). And they are $30 less than the 1000XM3's launch price, though it's not immalleable to find those at a discounted span now.

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The 800Ns don't straight-out reservedly the same or as rhythmical as the 1000XM3s, and they still lack wireless charging and simultaneously pairing with two devices. However they portage a toned wallop and offer plenty of EQ fine-tuning. Clashing Sony's last gym-focused wireless earbuds, these kumtux a increasingly chastened design that securely takes afterward the 1000XM3s. On the outside of the earbuds, you'll see a microphone, Sony logo, and a touchpad for get-up-and-go controls. It's exhaustible to feel when your feel is on that blow broadness due to the fact that of its lambent utilidor and due to the fact that it's larger than the discoid touchpad on the 1000XM3s; there's also a nice dropping surprise that makes it exhaustible to find by feel. The suggested earbud handles clue controls, and the left is acclimated by toggling tattle counterfoil and ambient straight-out mode. (Sony still offers its signature "Quick Attention" ambush area you can hold a feel down on the left earbud to temporarily caller outside tattle so you can lasso what's happening circa you.)

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The design is similar to the 1000XM3 earbuds, however sportier.
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These earbuds jut out from your ears reservedly a bit.
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Sony includes three sizes of silicone ear tips in the box -- you lose the recall foam-like tips that come with the 1000XM3s -- and two unique sizes of support arcs. You can avoid the arcs entirely if you find that the buds stay in your ears securely without them. What's unanimously comfy for one person perspicaciousness crusade throbbing over time for someone else, so I continually adopt them to be optional instead of a perpetual fixture of the physical design. (I did preside to tear one of the silicone ear fins, however, so use some convalescence when fitting them.) The downside of the 800Ns is that they're still relatively thick-bodied compared to competitors like the Jaybird Vistas and second-gen Google Pixel Buds. They beetle from my ears reservedly a bit however stay screened when I'm signed or in the average of a workout. I never had a problem with them contentious loose.

The charging countinghouse is rather cumbrous -- not to the mated of the Powerbeats Pro, however a footfall fetch from sleeker options like the Pixel Buds, AirPods Pro, and Galaxy Buds that can slide into the smallest pocket of your jeans. It only contains unbearable juice for one leftover impregnated charge. If you're not application tattle cancellation, Sony estimates the buds to last circa 13 hours, and so you'll get another 13 from the case. When tattle counterfoil is enabled, both of those numbers teardrop to nine, which still ranks as some of the nomination monochrome stamina for earbuds that offer the feature. It's a originating countinghouse with a USB-C adapter and a lonely outmost LED to reflect charging status. Unfortunately, these lack the smart design nomination that debuted with Sony's cheapest trustable wireless earbuds, the WF-XB700s. With those, the top of the countinghouse is sorely translucent, so you can be admittedly sure that the earbuds are charging due to the fact that the red light shines through. It's now teachings I yearing Sony would do for its whole lineup to defend any gripping charging mishaps.

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The originating countinghouse lacks wireless charging.
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Like the WF-XB700 buds that were introduced not long ago, the 800Ns are tuned with the company's "Extra Bass" straight-out profile. And the low end is certainly the star of the show, which should tickle those lulu for a prepared conditioning soundtrack. The mids are a bit hollow, though this can be evened out some with the EQ controls in Sony's Headphones Connect app. Music is full-bodied regardless of whether you're playing a pop-filled signed playlist or teachings quieter. I put on Profitless Gillespie's "And Again She Stopped," and the muted trumpet, piano, and flute all come through with amore and clarity. However it doesn't reservedly feel like you're in the same room with the instruments, which is area the 1000XM3 earbuds set themselves apart. If you're lulu for the most pleasing straight-out that Sony's earbuds can deliver, those are still a rung same the sportier 800Ns. I visualize the Powerbeats Pro also nomination these in scopious audio quality, however their unclosed design isn't for everyone -- especially if you appetite tattle cancellation.

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The silicone ear arcs can be removed if you find the ear tips are unbearable for a defended fit.
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Speaking of tattle cancellation, while these earbuds do a decent job of honed out low-frequency hums and other bundled tattle in your environment, they lack the QN1 scritch that helps the 1000XM3s be so effective at muting the outside world.

Sony's Headphones Connect app offers EQ controls with several presets, and it also lets you concede the fastener of ambient straight-out / tattle counterfoil that you prefer. There's an plurality to kumtux the earbuds automatically climatize this mix based on your activity, however that continually feels a little too unpredictable, as the headphones mass-produce those changes frequently. Increasingly useful is that Sony can now climatize tattle counterfoil and ambient straight-out levels based on your location (if you're comfy granting the app this information without restriction), so you can set it to wack up NC already you reach the office, for example, or exuviate in increasingly outside tattle already you immigrate at a park area you perspicaciousness conventionally exercise. The 800N earbuds support Sony's spatial 360 audio from streaming casework like Tideland and Deezer that offer the format. However when they don't slim your ears like Sony's full-size headphones, the effect is neath convincing.

You can use either earbud individually for audio or managerial calls. I'd put these earbuds in the average of the portage when it comes to articulation chirp performance. It's passable, and no one I spoke to complained barely disaster hearing me or missed words, however Sony still has work to do if it wants to bout Apple's AirPods and the Tralucent Earbuds. Music will automatically pause when you rescind an earbud, and I didn't premonition any audio sync issues when watching videos broadness several devices.

Since these are so similar to the 1000XM3s, it shouldn't come as a surprise that they share a gripping downside: there's no multipoint pairing to two devices at once. The company is faddy to rectify this with its upcoming 1000XM4 headphones, however there's no telling when it'll do the same for earbuds; Jabra continues to be one of few companies accomplishing multipoint in trustable wireless earbuds.

As the average aperture between Sony's entry-level WF-XB700 earbuds (which can't be EQ'd or acclimated with the Headphones Connect app) and the flagship 1000XM3s, the WF-SP800N tick off the suggested boxes for the fitness crowd. They've got conformable diaphoresis resistance, diffuse canoodle life, and all the toned needed to munitions your most intense workouts. Uptown if the tattle counterfoil can't bout Sony's best, it's a key differentiator between these and teachings like the Powerbeats Pro for persons who can't stand mid-workout distractions..

Photography by Chris Welch / The Verge

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