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    Sony ANC Headphone Launched in India With 35-hour Standby

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu11/June/2020No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Sony has launched its affordable WH-CH710N Sony ANC headphone in India. The special feature of this headphone is that it comes with the active noise cancellation feature.

    Sony is a well-known brand when it comes to premium audio products. The company’s over-the-head ANC headphones have been quite popular amongst the audiophiles. A new player by the company dubbed Sony ANC Headphone WH-CH710N has been announced which adds up to the company’s ANC headphones series. The device comes as a successor to the WH-CH700N which debuted back in 2019. The special feature of these headphones is that it comes with the active noise cancellation feature.

    Sony ANC Headphone

    The look and design of Sony’s newly launched WH-CH710N headphones largely match the company’s over-the-year headphones. The company has added two new features to this new headphone. The ANC (Active Voice Cancellation) has been added to this wireless headphone as well as the Artificial Intelligence feature for microphones which alters the noise isolation level to microphones. Apart from this, long-lasting battery life has been given in it. These headphones come with Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and built-in Google Assistant support.

    The company claiming, the Sony ANC headphones with this active noise cancellation offer 35 hours of battery back-up. It also has an onboard quick charging feature. The company claims that its battery can be music listening for 60 minutes by charging only 10 minutes. Also, these headphones come with a USB Type C charging jack. Not only this, but it also has a 3.5mm AUX connectivity feature, due to which you can play music by connecting it to your smartphone or laptop even after the battery runs out. It has a 30mm audio driver for music. It comes with the headphone built-in mic feature, which can be used for video and voice calling. The price of this Sony ANC Headphone is Rs 9,990.

    Sony ANC Headphone

    We are not sure if this is the standby or media playback backup duration. We will only be able to confirm with thorough testing. Besides, the company also claims that with the quick charge technology, 10 minutes of charge can give a backup of up to one hour. As for the pricing, the Sony-CH710N has been announced with a price tag of Rs. 9,990.

    We have seen Sony’s expertise in the premium audio segment. However, lately, the company has started focusing on the affordable segment as well. We will be soon coming up with a comprehensive review of this headset. So, stay tuned with us.

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