Sony WF-C700N Black

With the Sony WF-C700N, Sony is launching an earplug with noise canceling and good sound. This earplug is also competitively priced. Unfortunately, drum parts are a bit disappointing with this earbud. High wearing comfort The earbuds sit firmly in my ears. Normally earplugs with noise canceling are heavy, but that is not the case with this earplug. It feels light and therefore it does not feel like I have a large earbud in my ears. Noise canceling closes well I close myself off well from my surroundings thanks to noise cancelling. I adjust this in the Sony Headphones App. Through the app I can adjust the noise reduction at different levels. This way I decide how much ambient noise I want to hear. When I work in a busy office, I turn on noise canceling and I don't hear my colleagues. When I'm walking down the street, I like to hear my surroundings and I switch off the noise cancelling. Clear sound The sound quality of this earbud is impressive. Thanks to the deep bass, I enjoy EDM and other electronic music. Unfortunately, I find drum parts to be a bit flat. As a result, indie and rock music do not come into their own as much as possible. Fortunately, I can adjust settings in the Sony Headphones App, which allows me to make the drums sound more detailed and deeper. Difficulty connecting It was difficult for me to connect this earbud to my phone at first. The manual stated that it worked if I put the earplugs in my ears. Unfortunately this did not work. When I looked on the internet for a while, I saw another way in which it was possible to connect it. In the end, I quickly connected the earbuds to my smartphone or laptop. All in all, I am satisfied with these Sony earbuds. I think the price-quality ratio is good thanks to the clear sound reproduction and the good noise cancelling. If you are looking for an earplug with noise canceling and detailed sound, this earplug is recommended. If you're an audiophile and value deep drums, I'd go for the Sony WF-1000XM4.

If the weather is good, I leave the car and regularly cycle to work, which takes about half an hour, and I always wear a helmet and glasses .... so I wanted in-ear headphones. I still used the primitive earphones with wire that you usually get for free with your mobile phone, but what a hassle that was, they constantly fell out of your ear, not to mention the tangle of cables and buttons. So, after a lot of searching on the internet, I entered a coolblue store where an enthusiastic salesman recommended the Sony WF-C700N to me, which were just within my budget. Commissioning is a piece of cake via the app , the mobile phone immediately found a connection . The earphones are very comfortable for me with the small caps and no matter how hard I shake my head back and forth ... they stay in place perfectly, this was a requirement for me because I mainly use them on the bike. Today is "the day" and the earphones are subjected to a first test on the bike to work. If you go at a walking pace, the sound quality is very good, but once on the bike I am still bothered by wind noise, so the volume has to be a lot higher (using a headband will probably solve this, or did I have to look a little deeper into have to feel my pouch and buy earphones with wind noise filter?) A strong point is the noise canceling setting, I hardly hear any vehicle noises, as if only electric cars pass by. During the ride they are firmly attached and with every movement or shock they stay in place, what a relief! The push buttons that you use on the left and right to stop the music, go to the next song, or adjust the volume, I had to search a bit in the beginning, but once you get the hang of it, it goes smoothly, you can even go into the app set your preferences yourself. I do not agree that the case looks cheap, the ears are sucked in by the strong magnets, the case looks nice and fits easily in my pocket due to its small design, that should not be more for me. Conclusion ...I am very satisfied with my purchase compared to my primitive wired earbuds.

The Sony WF-C700N earbuds offer a very pleasant listening experience, with clear hints to the new developments in surround-sound technology, the earbuds provide lively musical output. To my taste, the default settings are a bit flat for a consumer product, but with the Sony Headphone app you can adjust your sound to your own preference and taste using the equalizer (so, add more layer/bass to your earphones, or give the high frequencies a boost for a somewhat clearer sound). While moving (I am a fairly mobile person) the earphones are very comfortable and the model is also aesthetically pleasing, switching between the different options (pause/on, noise-canc. on/off) by means of the buttons on both sides on the earphones themselves work well and pleasantly. In my experience, the buttons are not too reactionary but responsive enough. The pairing options are a bit unclear but once you figure it out it works fine. Long press on the right side already works with your phone to pair the devices with Bluetooth, but I couldn't figure it out with the laptop. It turns out: to connect to your PC, place the earphones in the corresponding case with the lid OPEN, press the button on the back for about 7 seconds and the earphones will appear with your Bluetooth devices on the computer. Not so obvious, but it works. In general, very light, pleasant earphones (including the case), last a long time and work excellently when calling and on the bike, for example. You can turn on your ambient sound and safely hit the road with your music on. No volume control on the earphones themselves.