The WF-L910 can be purchased from Sony’s official store or other e-commerce platforms. These earbuds, which are available in Black and White, cost Rs 19,999. Sonu’s new earbuds are the newest addition to the LinkBuds Open lineup. The earbuds come equipped with an 11mm ring-shaped driver unit responsible for giving the best sound. It also utilizes a high-compliance diaphragm as well as a strong neodymium magnet to give super clear high and mid frequencies. The earbuds are not only lightweight but they are also waterproof as certified by the IPX4 water resistance rating. The Air Fitting Supporters, which have been recently developed, provide a super comfortable and secure fit for different ear sizes. 

The LinkBuds Open WF-L910 comes equipped with Adaptive Volume Control that adjusts the volume based on the surroundings automatically. This feature optimizes the listening experience without the need for any manual adjustments. Other features also include Auto Play, Wide Area Tap, Auto Switch, and Multipoint Connection, Sony has stated that these features are compatible with Sound Connect. This enables personalization options such as listening history and adjustments in the equaliser. 

LinkBuds Open WF-L910: More features of the new Sony earbuds

With the new LinkBuds Open WF-L910, users can enjoy clear voice calls with their advanced audio signal processing feature. This particular feature also decreases background noises and ensures clarity during phone calls. The earbud’s battery is also pretty impressive.

With over 22 hours of battery life, users can charge their earbuds for only three minutes and enjoy 60 minutes of audio listening. Furthermore, these earbuds are powered by Sony; ‘s Integrated Processor V2 and they also support a Digital Sound Enhancement Engine. 

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