Sony WI C100 Wireless in Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Built in Microphone, Black, WIC100/B, WI-C100-Black, Small

Excellent sound quality, Sony make this wonderful product in economical price.. Highly recommended

Good deal ,good price. Very easy to connect, great sounds for headset. 360 audio. Only the problem I could not connect them to my PC ( Windows). Would be really great if they connect to PC ((((( That's why 4 stars only. But very recommended ,battery last long time. Mic works perfect. What else do u need?

Gifted this. Cool

Very bad quality. -100%

Edited. It just fell off my neck, so the rating is being reduced. It's an excellent product, but...... I wish there was some way to hold it in place or if the ear buds had a magnetic tip to keep them from slipping. The product is excellent and it comes with a Sony App, so I don't need another equilizer app etc., But there's scope for significant improvement for speaker. noone can hear the conversation while on the plone.

Good

Battery life is good.sound is also good.but mic isn't better.sometimes i have to keep the mic near to my mouth to talk.otherwise other person will not hear me.finally,its not 100% good.but its worth for money.

The item is quite cheap compared to the quality you will pay for such price. Battery life is a bit faster though than the c200. Audio is good.

Este fone já é o quinto fone desde modelo que eu adquiro. Eu o uso praticamente 70% do meu dia normal.. Me proporciona descrição e praticidade. Atendo ligações telefônicas e ouço músicas e ouço programas do YouTube e outros canais de redes sociais. Discreto e muito eficaz. Recomendo.

Very good for the price.

This is actually my *third* pair of WI-C100s- the first pair lasted a good several months (if not over a year) but the cable from the battery to the earbud came loose on one side; the second I lost on the way to work after months of use, probably while having to run for a bus or snagged on my backpack strap and fell off (was...not a good morning hah) So....yes, since they're so light they are easy to slip off accidentally if you don't have one or both ears in-use to keep it from running off your neck (mostly when running or leaning/laying back, basic day-to-day activities don't usually knock em loose ime) that's really the only "big" downside I've found so far across these- and I've been using this same model for a few years now. And worst case scenario, if you do lose em they're cheap and easy to replace, widely available- sometimes even at local stores (though my nearby places didn't this time around) Because they're tethered together, I don't have to worry about losing one ear because it fell out mid-use or I forgot to put it back into the case when not in use. Sometimes you may need to be careful using these when wearing any "cross-chest strap" bags or otherwise (messenger/gym/duffel bags, purses, arm-slings, tools with a neck/shoulder strap, etc) to make sure the earbuds don't get caught under the strap- but for the tradeoff of reliability and peace-of-mind of having them semi-wired, I don't mind that occasional snag too much. Even when they do lightly catch on my backpack strap, they haven't seemed to wear down or come loose around the wire at either end (the pair I had that *did* break in that way came loose at the battery end, and wasn't caused by a shoulder strap- was also after several months of heavy use, even while sleeping) So build quality is reasonable, how do they sound? Honestly, for a $20-30 pair of *wireless* earbuds, pretty decent ^-^ sure it may not satisfy any audiophiles, but again....don't forget the price- even for that, they still sound great to me (of course, that could just be Sony and their reasonable consistency/quality with even budget headphones over the years heh) and the extra features from the Sound Connect app are a nice bonus. Of course it's not going to have extra-thumpy bass (try their "XB" line of products for that) or Sennheiser/Bose/what-have-you quality- but the equalizer and DSEE do give you some extra control over how they sound. Oh, and you can also enable/disable the voice msgs from the app, so it'll only speak up when turning on/off the headset, and when the battery is low The connection consistency and quality have been pretty good across all 3 pairs I've had. For reference, I not only use them with my phone daily (close proximity, but also connecting to Android over BT often works better than with Windows) but also with my PC just as often- and I've never had a problem with initial pairing or swapping between the two. When in use with my PC, even when in another room several ft away they still maintain a good connection, only *rarely* drops out from far away if I move my arm in the way of the line-of-sight (granted, that may also be another advantage of the "pair on the same wire" style of headset over individual or TWS [true wireless sound, or "airpod style" with the separate batteries/bt connections per ear] buds- ymmv with your device(s) of choice) The battery life....hoo boy, they're not kidding when they say upwards of 20-25 hrs. Not only do these have a larger battery thanks to the type of headset- but also since the battery is along the band instead of the buds themselves, the earbuds are much lower profile and work great for wearing during sleep without having to worry about them falling out or losing charge too soon (as long as you don't mind the wires- but even then, they're pretty lightweight and unobtrusive) especially with the right eartips to help keep em snug and secure. Personally, with my living situation having something playing in my ears to drown out outside noise while sleeping was....a necessity- with some memory foam eartips (the included ones would normally be ok, but my inner ear is a bit wide even for the included large tips to work ._.) you almost don't need active noise-cancelling with these ^-^ speaking of eartips, the posts on these are also decently long unlike most TWS buds, so they have a bit more flexibility with options for those (one of my major problems with several TWS pairs I've tried) Between the long battery life (and decently fast charging speed, even over a PC USB instead of 2A wall adapter), comfortable wear, decent sound quality for price, and extra features in the companion app, I'm pretty happy with these as a daily driver (As for the provided eartips, there's nothing wrong with em and will likely work for most, I'm just a bit of an odd case with ear shape hah)

Let me start with something no one writes about. UI: Power On. Hold the center button for 2 seconds and the earphones with say in a Japanese/Indian woman's voice, "power On, battery about 70%". She does not sound Chinese like the cheap Chinese headphones. Her voice volume level is not very high either. BT pairing: Turn off the headset, press and hold to center button but keep holding the same button. The headsets voice will say, Bluetooth pairing". Once connected, it will say, "Bluetooth connected". If BT disconnects, the voice says, "Bluetooth disconnected". Next track: Press and hold the + button for 2 seconds and the headset will make a cute "chime" and load the next song in the playlist of any app. I like this feature of the chime because this way I know the headset has accepted the command and loading the next track. However, holding the button for 2 second everytime you want to change songs can get annoying and painful if you want to skip a couple of songs of just skipping endlessly waiting for the right song to play. Buttons aren't very soft but do have a tactile click to ensure you feel the click when pressed. Power off: just like power on, hold the center button for 2 seconds and the headset will turn off. Volume up/down: No audible feedback, just volume increase or decrease. Status LED: Blue: when On and slow blinking when connected to bt. When in pairing mode, the same light blinks quickly in the same blue colour. Orange: while charging. Solid on. Green/off: 90% and above. Physical clues: tiny nub on the left ear plug to denote left side. Only reputed brands have it. Same tiny bump is made in the volume up button on the controller to denote volume +. Coloured Dots on the plastic controller to denotr left and right channel. Ear plugs are colour coded and fit very well in my ears. Most of the ear plugs fall out of my ears while talking. These don't. I use the smallest one. What does Sony offer? A very neat guide on how to insert the ear plugs in your ears the most comfortable way and ensure the best seal for clear audio. I've never known that you can pull you ear up from the top corner and gently place the ear plug into your ear canal. Once placed comfortably, drop the ear and let the ear canal seal in. Audio App. It's basically a music player designed to detect the sony earphones. If you use spotify you can use this app to setup an equaliser. It plays MP3 from your storage too. My phone already has a built in Equalizer. I don't use any eq because the sound stage on these is flat. So all types of audio sounds great. FAQ Is it flimsy? No, but feels like you might damage it if you're not careful. Does it really last 25hr? Yes, I've tested it sort of. And never managed to run out of battery. How much did you spend on it? 1.6k Audio lag? None. I tested it with Android TV, LG web os, Android phone, ps4 and iPad. No issues of lag or disconnection or audio drop on super quiet moments of the song. Bass? Very decent and controlled. Vocals? Very clear Treble? Sharp and crisp. Loudness? You can listen at full volume without much discomfort. But I'd suggest not to. I compared it with JBL wave tws100. The sound is very similar but a we bit less bass on flat eq. 80% Better than boat airdopes. 30% better than OnePlus bulletsZ.

I absolutely love these headphones! I use them every day and the battery lasts for many hours — much longer than I expected. The sound quality is great, and they’re super comfortable to wear for a long time. I’ve already bought three of these to give as gifts, and everyone has loved them too. Totally worth it!