The original Sony LinkBuds are some of the most innovative ... unit and Sony’s V2 processor grant these buds wide frequency response. Throw several patented sound technologies into the mix ...

The wireless Sony LinkBuds Open look like regular in-canal earphones and deliver outstanding audio quality while ensuring you ...

Meanwhile, the new LinkBuds Fit are Sony's response to Beats' popular Fit Pro ... "specifically selected to reproduce clear mid and high frequency sound." They don't sound quite as good as the ...

The Sony LinkBuds Fit feature an 8.4mm proprietary Dynamic Driver X, incorporating technology from the flagship XM series. Designed for a wide frequency response, the driver uses a blend of materials ...

Sony, one of the early innovators in the space, believes in it enough to take a second kick at the can — this time with the LinkBuds Open ... to maximize bass response. In the Sound Connect ...

Sony’s LinkBuds Speaker looks clean ... than any UE Wonderboom model and has wider frequency range. Just don’t expect the head-rattling bass response that other Sony speakers deliver.

The Sony LinkBuds Fits have a bud-style design ... the earbuds deliver a deep and rich frequency response. On a track like “Silent Shout” by The Knife, the LinkBuds reproduce the deep tones ...

In case you forgot, Sony does make workout ... I’m not sold on the LinkBuds Fit’s noise neutralization. The buds can handle some low- and mid-frequency sounds, but that’s about it.

You can adjust volume, control playback, and activate noise canceling using voice commands no matter what device they’re paired to. You can adjust volume, control playback, and activate noise ...

Open air models rest on or around the user's ears but do not rely on a seal between the user's ears and headphones for proper bass response ... About The Sony LinkBuds Fit portable Bluetooth ...