Tokyo, Japan – Sony has officially announced the WF-C710N, the latest addition to its lineup of truly wireless earbuds, and the direct successor to the popular WF-C700N launched two years ago. With upgraded noise cancellation, improved battery life, and a refreshed design, the WF-C710N looks set to deliver a better overall listening experience—at the same familiar price point.
Dual Noise Sensor Technology for Superior ANC
The standout feature of the WF-C710N is Sony’s new Dual Noise Sensor technology, which uses two microphones on the exterior of each earbud to deliver improved active noise cancellation. This technology allows the earbuds to more effectively detect and cancel external noise, providing a quieter and more immersive listening experience.
Design & Touch Controls
Sony has also redesigned the WF-C710N to offer touch-sensitive controls, replacing the physical buttons from its predecessor. The earbuds now come with a sleeker, modern look, along with clear plastic shells that match the included charging case.
Battery Life Doubled from Previous Model
Battery life gets a major boost with the WF-C710N. Users can now enjoy up to 8.5 hours of continuous playback, an improvement of one hour over the previous model. With the charging case included, the total battery life reaches 30 hours, twice the duration of the WF-C700N.
Color Options and Pricing
The WF-C710N will be available in four colors:
-
Black
-
White
-
Pink
-
Glass Blue (a brand-new variant with a translucent finish)
Despite the upgrades, Sony is retaining the same price tag of $120, making it an attractive option in the mid-range segment.
New Color Updates for Existing Models
In addition to the WF-C710N, Sony has also introduced new color variants for two of its over-ear headphone models:
-
WH-CH720N and WH-CH520 will now be available in pastel pink
-
The WH-CH520 will also come in a pastel yellow
Pricing for both headphones remains unchanged.
Bhupendra Singh Chundawat is a seasoned technology journalist with over 22 years of experience in the media industry. He specializes in covering the global technology landscape, with a deep focus on manufacturing trends and the geopolitical impact on tech companies. Currently serving as the Editor at Udaipur Kiran, his insights are shaped by decades of hands-on reporting and editorial leadership in the fast-evolving world of technology.
