I got it several weeks ago for gym purpose, and supposed it would be better than my previous one. Well it is not that bad and fairly easy to use, but it is really easy to be out of battery..which is not that convenient if you use more than 3 hours..

Average for mixed usage. They're compact, easy to carry around and have a decently comfortable in-ear fit. They also have a decent if slightly too bass-heavy sound and unique design that's decently durable and will stand out when compared to other truly wireless in-ears.

Stable fit for sports; Compact and decently sturdy design.

High latency; Poor noise isolation.

Sony's next-generation true wireless earbuds, the WF-SP700N, continues to embark on a more unconventional design path. Unlike other designs, Sony clearly wants to stand out from the rest, and after reviewing the WF-SP700N, I feel that Sony is once again carving its own unique design…

The Sony Sport WF-SP700N earphones are actually very good earbuds, well designed, comfortable and with respectable sound. Just don’t expect to get anything much out of the active noise cancellation.

Very solid Bluetooth connection; good sound; control app; good fit

A touch bright; active noise reduction doesn’t seem to work

It was just a matter of time before Sony , given its history in the audio segment, jumped on the wireless earbuds bandwagon popularised by the Apple AirPods and Samsung Gear Icon X.

Sony WF-SP700N review: The biggest advantage that the Sony WF-SP700N is that it comes with noise cancelling, which is still very unique...

We are coming into almost a year since Sony unveiled their first truly wireless earbuds last year with the Sony WF-1000X at IFA. Those earbuds came with a brushed metal charging case that had adequate battery life but provided some of the best bass in their category.

Let's go back to the topic and ask should you spend the money I would say it is subjective. If you want a earbuds that can produce sound when you are working out and SQ is not a concern, go for those on AliExpress. Else, if you appreciate good music during workout, you could give it a try.

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Sony's WF-SP700N true wireless earphones are a rare misstep from a company that typically has much higher standards.

Secure in-ear fit; Solid noise cancellation for the price

Poor audio performance; Short battery life; Low IP rating for gym-focused earphones

Earlier this year, we reviewed the WF-1000X , Sony's first foray into truly wireless audio. A premium headset with a focus on audio quality and design, we found it to be an acceptable first generation offering. The all new Sony WF-SP700N on the other hand is quite a different product.