Sony’s first clip-on open earbuds have a quiet mode so others can’t listen in
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Sony has launched the LinkBuds Clip, an open-style, clip-on earbud that sits outside the ear canal and lets users hear their surroundings while streaming audio. The $230 device offers IPX4 water resistance, about nine hours of battery life, and is available for purchase now.
Written from all 3 reports below, not from any single one.
How it was reported
- The Verge·Sony’s first clip-on open earbuds have a quiet mode so others can’t listen in
Sony's LinkBuds Clip Open earbuds are open-style wireless earbuds that clip onto the ear. They come in four color options and cost $229.99. The design allows users to hear their environment while streaming from their phone.
- Engadget·Sony LinkBuds Clip review: Open-fit benefits aren't enough to stand out
Sony's LinkBuds Clip offers open-fit benefits. The device likely struggles to stand out despite its features. Open-fit design may not be enough to differentiate it from competitors.
- TechMeme·Sony launches the $230 LinkBuds Clip, open-style earbuds that sit outside the ear canal, with IPX4 water resistance and a 9 hour battery life, available now (Chris Welch/Bloomberg)
Sony launches the LinkBuds Clip, open-style earbuds with IPX4 water resistance. They have a 9-hour battery life and a clip-on design. The earbuds are available now for $230.
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