If you want a quality pair of true wireless earbuds for less, check out the Sony WF-XB700....

Very affordable; Bass-friendly sound; Workout ready

No customization; A bit bulky

Balanced EXTRA BASS TWS headset for around RM500

: Great sound; superb design; and long lasting battery.

: No Active Noise Cancellation, no NFC and a bit pricier than the average; Not for gamers.

The Sony WF-XB700 are a decently versatile pair of truly wireless in-ears, though they lack a lot of features. As part of Sony's "XB" o...

Sony WF-XB700 review: Here we will find out how the new Sony WF-XB700 perform in real life and if they are worth Rs 9,990 or not....

With these being Sony’s first pair of entry line true wireless buds, it is not a bad start. The price mixed with Sony’s name is the most attractive thing. Battery life and its compact case is a plus.

What do you look for in wireless earphones and earbuds? I want long battery life, great sound and all-day comfort. SONY WF-XB700 True Wireless Headphones, $129, strike a good balance.

Sony’s cheapest true wireless earbuds are reliable options for sporty types

Clear; punchy sound; Decent battery life; Comfortable; lightweight build

Rivals offer more detail; Reasonably large earbud design

Sony's WF-XB700 Truly Wireless Headphones wrap a workmanlike set of features into an intrepid design, delivering solid sound in a practical package that won't blow the doors off your bank account.

Loud, excellent bass reproduction without distortion; Physical buttons easier to use than the touch sensitive pads used on other Sony earbuds.

No noise cancellation; can't connect to Sony's headphone app to tweak the sound profile.

One of my biggest issues with many true wireless earbuds is how thin they can sound. They’ve gotten better over the last few years, but many ‘buds just lack the depth and low end that gives music the fullness we all love to hear.

Strong; stable fit; Good sound quality

Clunky design; Cheap-feeling case; On-device controls lack finesse