Беспроводные наушники Sony LinkBuds Open True Wireless Black

I got these for vacation and the flight. They fit fine, but they do not play loud enough to hear on a plane or loud enough to barely hear without any interfering noise.

The Good: The sound is fantastic and so are the features. Especially, when you consider these are open headphones, the sound stage, loudness, balance and background music feature are pretty mind-blowing. I won't pretend this is as good as the XM series or even the Pixel Buds pro, but the use-case and class is different. These have to be the best sounding headphones in the open class in this price range. the Bad: They just don't fit right. Might be my ears, but you really need different size fitting ears. The earbuds fall out when I eat, or speak for too long. What's worse is that there is no warning given the design of the fitting ears - you don't feel they have dislodged before they simply fall out. SONY, please, please release different fitting ears for this model!

Great sound with 360 have Amazon unlimited Will get different size tips

Sound is not great mediocre at best and they hurt my ears. Very uncomfortable. Wish I had went with another brand or maybe a different style. My Jabra’s we a lot better

Love these open earbuds.. They fit the office life so well and generally I have them both in and can hear both worlds... I love how I can tap my cheek or talk to pause. I've always dislike tapping the actual headphones on over the ear .. Honesty can feel like iron man talking to Jarvis au times

I own the previous model, and I've noticed that the battery life has diminished after about a year and a half. I've always preferred open-ear earphones over in-ear ones. The overall sound quality of this new model is improved, and I hope it is durable.

I bought these maybe a year ago. I only used them at the gym. I haven't gotten much time out of them and now for some reason I can't get them to pair. They don't even show up. I have literally tried everything. I don't know what to do? I know Sony has always been a go to for me so this makes me really sad that they aren't working. Please help!

I bought these Sony WF-L910 open ear buds after seeing a review in the Telegraph of headphones for sleeping in. Unfortunately they are useless. Only one size of flexible silicone ear tip (that keeps it in place in the ear) is supplied, meaning that they fall out immediately. The previous model WF-L900 included 4 different sizes - we all have different size ears obviously - and Sony have inexplicably not done the same with the newer model. I am pretty shocked as I expected could design from Sony, and this suggests a real lack of thought.

I needed a headphone design that allows me to hear my surroundings while jogging, so I bought these headphones on the premise that they allow ambient sounds to still be heard. The concept is great on paper, but poor in execution. These earbuds simply fall right out of my ears. I did some research online to figure out why, and discovered that Sony makes a "large" supporter to replace the small ones that come in the package. (No mention of this in the manual strangely.) So I contacted Sony and they sent me a pair free of charge, which was nice. However, they made almost no difference. They are barely larger than the standard supporters and did nothing to keep the LinkBuds in my ears. Within five or six steps, they simply drop out of my ears on both sides. I followed the fit instructions exactly, watched the videos online on how to wear them, but no matter how I put them in my ears, they refused to stay. I am a normal-sized male with normal-sized and shaped ears. I don't see how these will work for anyone. I'm giving them two stars because the sound quality (when they stay in) is actually decent. But unfortunately, they are simply not the secure, active headphone solution I needed.

Been using these to listen to music or videos in the office and even at home in the living room. I can hear when people are trying to talk to me and it's much better compared to ambient noise in anc earbuds. However, this isn't usable in really noisy environments like restaurants or on public commutes