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Sony improves its noise-cancelling tech with the WH-1000XM3 headphones

September 3, 2018 1 Comment Written by The Editor

SONY has upped its game in the noise-cancellation realm with the release of the third iteration of its 1000X series headphones, the WH-1000XM3. This model was announced at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, Germany, last weekend.

According to the company, “this new model boasts major improvements to its industry-leading noise-cancellation technology with the newly-developed QN1 HD Noise Cancelling Processor set to deliver approximately four times greater performance.”

This newly-developed component “can not only negate low-range noises from airplanes, but also further cancels mid- to high-range noise such as street noise and human voices.”

Additionally, there’s the onboard high-quality headphone amp for the QN1 to give you “stunning high sound quality.” As before, the WH-1000XM3 will come in black or champagne finish options.

Sony also showed off the WF-SP900 truly wireless sports headphones; this water-proof and dust-proof unit features an internal memory, letting customers play music from their smartphone with Bluetooth connection or no device at all, even while swimming in the ocean.

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  1. Sanil Sanil
    November 26, 2018    

    Nice information but Sony Headphones have always been in a premium segment and not all can afford one. I do love Sony but ended up buying SoundPeats Headphones from Jealousme.com as those where comparatively same featured with low on cost.

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