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June 2020
(78%)
71 Avis
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Utilisateurs
(80%)
160 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
L'autonomie
La résistance aux éclaboussures et à la poussière
La qualité du son Sony
La stabilité de la connexion Bluetooth
Très bon son avec des basses puissantes
Réduction du bruit active
Bonne qualité pour les appels mains-libres
étanche aux éclaboussures et à la poussière (IP55)
Autonomie excellente (jusqu'à 9 heures avec la réduction de bruit activée)
Contrôles tacti
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Le design qui ne plaira pas à tout le monde
Pas d'aptX ni de LDAC
Pas de charge par induction
Absence d'embouts très grande taille
Les écouteurs dépassent des oreilles de façon assez importante
La réduction du bruit et la qualité audio ne sont pas aussi bonnes que celles des WF-1000XM3
Publié: 2020-05-22, Auteur: Alex , review by: tomsguide.com
Deep, customizable sound, Superb battery life (on a single charge), IP55 water-resistant, Tons of features via Sony Headphones app, Modest active noise cancellation
Very buggy, Missing QN1e processor and other signature Sony features, Bulky, protruding design
The Sony WF-SP800N is a solid addition to Sony’s popular wireless earbuds lineup with dynamic audio, strong battery life, and water-resistant protection. These three facets may be its biggest strengths, but the real selling point for these buds are the ad...
Nine hours on a charge with ANC, Nice and bassy. Customizable with Sony's companion app, It doesn't rival over-ear headphones, but it does work
I find the WF-SP800N get uncomfortable after a couple hours, Subjective, but Sony's earbuds continue to look like props from a made-for-TV sci-fi movie, It's to be expected with ANC, but the buds and their case are chunky
Publié: 2020-05-18, Auteur: Billy , review by: engadget.com
Price, Deep punchy bass, Powerful ANC, 360 Reality Audio compatibility, Loads of premium features,
Awkward fit, On-board volume controls requires sacrifice, No wireless charging, Summary, Sony's new mid-range model offers a lot of high-end features at an affordable price. The WF-SP800N are designed to withstand your sweaty workouts with the company's p
Sony's new mid-range model offers a lot of high-end features at an affordable price. The WF-SP800N are designed to withstand your sweaty workouts with the company's powerful Adaptive Sound Control on top of great sound quality, reliable touch controls and...
Publié: 2020-05-07, Auteur: David , review by: cnet.com
Very good sound with strong bass, Active noise-canceling and good call quality, IP55 water-resistant (splashproof and dustproof) and secure fit, Excellent battery life (up to 9 hours with noise-canceling on), Responsive touch controls
Earbuds stick out from your ears a fair amount, Noise-canceling and sound quality aren't quite as good as the WF-1000XM3's, No XL eartips in the box
Publié: 2020-05-07, Auteur: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Sound great and Extra Bass lives up to its name, Active noise cancellation is almost up to WF-1000XM3's, IP55 water/dustproofing is great for fitness use, Battery life is epic, Comfortable, secure fit
Charging case is bulky and lacks Qi, Doesn't quite match ANC/sound of WF-1000XM3's, Earbuds are a little heavy and protrude from your ears
To get more battery life, still include ANC and great sound, waterproofing, and all at a lower price, Sony obviously had to make a few compromises in the WF-SP800N. What's impressive is just how minor most of those compromises actually feel in practice.If...
Publié: 2020-09-14, Auteur: Scott , review by: ausdroid.net
The sound out of the Sony WF-SP800N is amazing and one of the best, if not the best, I have heard from any true wireless headphones. The digital noise cancelling, although not as good as active noise cancelling, is decent — good enough for the gym that's...
Unique design, Great battery life, Active noise cancellation
We had reviewed the Sony WF-XB700 — the more affordable option from Sony — and were pleased as a punch with the overall performance of the earbuds. They lived up to the expectations and performance keeping in tune with their price point. The Sony WF-SP800...
Secure fit with plenty of customisation options, Feature-laden app support, Punchy bass response, Responsive touch controls
Bulky charging case, Large earphones protrude considerably, Slight background hiss when ANC is active, No aptX or LDAC suppor
The Sony WF-SP800N is no doubt a superb addition to the true wireless audio segment, offering ANC and other premium features at a sub-20K price point. However, for those vying for minimalism when it comes to the appearance of their earphones, these may no...
Comfortable, snug fit, IP55 dust and water resistance, Good battery life, Good active noise cancellation, Punchy, aggressive sound
Big earphones, bulky charging case, Sound isn't very cohesive, No advanced Bluetooth codecs,
Sony's first premium true wireless earphones in India impressed me for one major reason - pricing. With punchy sound, functional active noise cancellation, a decent level of water and dust resistance, and good battery life, this pair of earphones offers f...
