Product Comparison: Sony WF-1000XM3 vs Sony WF1000X
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- Excellent noise cancellation, good ergonomics, great sound, strong battery life.
- Any reasonable person will have no issue with battery on these. I have worn them for multiple hours at a time and the battery has not even dipped below 70%.
- The sound quality, noise cancellation, battery life, and features of the WF-1000XM3 are incredible.
- Really good audio quality, fast connectivity, great battery life, classy look.
- The right side was draining much faster then left side. They were at 70% to 95% of left side. This is a real problem on longer flights.
- Battery life is decent though. I'm ok with it. You can't expect all day battery life in such a small form factor.
- They have a great fit and are quite comfortable. I love not having to deal with a cord on the back of my neck!
- Excellent sound for such a small audio driver, very loud, very punchy.
- The sound quality when both earpieces were working was good when standing still or sitting, but when walking, a low frequency rumble could be heard on both sides.
- There are a lot of frequencies these just don't handle well, and the "absolute" level of noise canceling was also rather poor.
- The noise canceling is the best feature and it’s amazing how powerful these things are in their compact size.
- Small and compact, these also permit pairing with more than one Bluetooth unit.
- In terms of looks, I find it to be a classy look. It definitely doesn't look bulky, (like an oversized bug sitting in your ear) and it feels light weight, being overall comfortable.
- I really like how they are light weight and can be used in any situation: running, working out in a gym, working in the office, chilling at home.
- While they are light, extended wear does cause some discomfort.
- The holder that doubles as a charger is nice and slim too. Small enough to keep in your pocket.
- Carrying/charging case is a good size to put in a pocket with a phone.
- Very stylish and perfect size. Good sound, noise cancelling works well.
- Its good with respect to size & quality of sound. Noise cancellation wasn't really as good.
- I was truly impressed by the size and great sound. The app is ok. I wish there were the ability for custom EQ.
- Sound quality is flat and natural, and easily adjusted if desired with the Sony app. It was, subjectively, more detailed than the previous model.
- Sound quality is gorgeous, especially if you select sound quality vs. connectivity (set through the app).
- The reception sound quality is great. The mic sound transmission is choppy--people keep telling me it's hard to hear me and the sound is inconsistent.
- The touch controls are a little bit fiddly, they are actually perhaps a little too sensitive.
- The Sony iPhone headphone app doesn't consistently connect to the earbuds.
- The sound quality is quite good. Noise canceling on transit and when walking around outdoors is really good.
- When indoors, I experienced a very solid connection, even when walking away from the phone.
- I liked being able to control playback (play/pause, fast-forward, rewind) directly from the headphones.
- Noise canceling is present, but weak. Volume on the right (slave) earbud was often different from the left.
- You have to start up the app on your phone every time you turn on the headphones to get it to work (or at least I do).
- The case is not a burden in a reasonable pocket. It easily provides three or so recharges.
- Toss them in the case for a quick charge and you are back on the go.
- Battery life is really good and haven't had any issue through out the day. Fast charging too.
- They quick-charge from the charging case nicely, going from zero to 70% charged in a surprisingly short time.
- 3 hours into the flight, I was getting notice that the battery was low. Had to take them off to charge.
- Battery time is a little short at 3.5 hours but the portable charging case can recharge them 3 times before running out of juice.
- Case for recharge copes with its tasks. He quite quickly lets me listen to music again.
- Battery life sucks, no way around it, but personally it's not a big deal for me because I use them for 1-2 hrs at a time and then I just put them back in the case to recharge.
- Battery time is short. You won't want to travel any great distance with these.
- They’re not that loud, battery lasts about an hour and a half on full volume. 3-4 recharges and the whole thing is dead.