Remember the WF-1000WM4 that wowed everyone last year? This is what Sony uses to compete with a series of in-ear true wireless noise-canceling headphones such as the AirPods Pro. After achieving this small goal, Sony finally had the space to continue to sacrifice the LinkBuds that had devoted itself to research, a true wireless open headphone that could please the masses who did not like in-ear headphones. Based on the "structure", LinkBuds has also reached another new height in the design level, integrating novelty, compactness, fashionability and comfort. Guys who have been looking for "non-in-ear" headphones can check out the new ones.
At the moment when the volume of the headphone box is gradually shrinking, LinkBuds is even more blue than blue, directly customizing the volume of the headphone box into a delicate size like eye drops, further raising the ceiling of "light mini". The headphone case has another exquisite design: there is a button to open the lid on the front, which automatically releases the buckle after pressing, lifts the top cover... The action is clean and neat in one go. There is also a pairing button on the back of the headphone case, which means that the pairing of headphones can be done in the warehouse by itself, and there is no need to press and hold the pairing of the headphones first as in the "normal" process. LinkBuds is so delicate to the bone.
As for the core value of the face, of course, it is the two headphones themselves. In order to achieve the goal of small and small headphones, Sony designers directly link the LinkBuds headphone shell and the headphone driver protection cover into one, so there is a novel LinkBuds headphone structure design (horizontal "8" layout), but also to reduce the size of the ring driver to create "environment" conditions. The V1 processor with integrated flash memory, the smaller antenna and microphone, are all concentrated in another hemispherical protective cover.
The result of such "miniaturization" everywhere is that the headphone box weighs only 34g, and the single-sided headphones with the curved frame are only 4.1g. Coupled with the novel structure and color, high-quality design, LinkBuds is simply fashionable to the end. Of course, the compact design does not prevent the LinkBuds from being a headphone with good battery life - the battery life of a single music playback is 5.5 hours, plus the additional 12 hours provided by the charging case, which achieves a gratifying result of about 17.5 hours of listening.
LinkBuds, designed with a ring Buzz, also plays another flavor in the way it is worn. When wearing, it is necessary to fill the groove outside the spherical integrated protective cover with a curved frame (Sony provides 5 sizes for users to adapt to the ear), and then wear the upper ear along the ear contour, and the curved frame can be tucked into the inside of the ear wheel to wear it steadily. There is no object obscuring the earlobes, so it is also more user-friendly for users wearing stud earrings and clip earrings. Due to the fixed wearing position, LinkBuds does not require frequent hand adjustment of position like in-ear headphones, and the wearing freedom, convenience and lack of ear picking are higher.
Thanks to the lean weight and stable wearing, linkBuds is also lighter and more comfortable to wear, almost "zero ear pressure". The overall rounded silhouette also reduces the "foreign body feeling", which gives users the freedom to wear it for a long time. Even if you wear a LinkBuds for strenuous exercise, the headphones will not come off so easily...
Finally, let's take a closer look at what LinkBuds brings to users in terms of design: no need to endure in-ear discomfort, more innovative and stylish headphones (and more freedom to wear earrings), while lightweight and miniaturized design makes "all-weather wear" feasible, and comfort is always online. From these aspects, in fact, LinkBuds will not be limited to the carnival of "dislike in-ear headphones" users.