There's no shortage of truly wireless headphones (TWS headphones) on the market, with options like the Nothing Ear 1 (see our review), Realme Buds Q2 and others offering plenty of options for potential buyers. But in the flagship segment, there are only a few options to choose from. This includes the almost ubiquitous AirPods Pro (Rs. 20,900), Bose QuietComfort TWS (Rs. 26,900), and now the newly launched Sony WF-1000XM4 (Rs. 19,990). So if you're wondering if the Sony WF-1000XM4 is worth the money, and if you should buy it against the AirPods Pro, read on. This is our review of Sony's new flagship TWS.
Sony WF-1000XM4 Earbuds Review – 6 months later
While I would recommend that you read this review carefully before making a purchase decision, if you are looking for a specific feature or aspect of these earbuds, feel free to click through the table of contents below.
Sony has done a decent job of packaging its flagship headphones. The box is nothing extraordinary, but it looks quite different from what you find in most other headphones. Inside the box you get the following items:
If you look at the case of these headphones, you're more than likely to expect a stealthy, understated design language this time around. Unlike the WF-1000XM3 launched in India in 2020, which had a case that stood out thanks to its copper colored case lid, this year Sony has opted for a case that is matte black (or white, depending on the color you choose) and without any preferably accents. There's a USB-C port on the back for charging, and that's about it.
