Sony WF-1000XM3
ANC, 8 h, Wireless
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Es werden nur die Bluetooth Codes AAC & SBC unterstützt, kein AptX oder LDAC. Zu sehen beim Hands-On von TheVerge "For codecs, Sony supports AAC and SBC on the M3s but not apt-X or the company’s own higher-res LDAC. [...]"
Available from third-party manufacturers e.g.: kwmobile 14x replacement ear tips compatible with Sony WF-1000XM3-4 sizes - silicone replacement in-ear ear tips
Yes, they work. I've just tried it out with a Galaxy Watch 46mm LTE - I've been wanting to test it for a while anyway 😉 . By the way, pairing with the Buds (unfortunately) doesn't work via NFC (that would have been the cherry on top 😜). It works manually like this: 1. take both buds out of the charging case 2. put both buds in the ears 3. press both buttons for 7 seconds - the nice lady in the buds then says 'Pairing Mode'. 4. Search for the buds in the Bluetooth menu under Audio on the watch and pair them. Have fun . 🙂
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No - I also have a delay of at least 1 second. To watch videos properly, you need aptx low latency, and neither the sony s nor the iPhone can do that. Or finally a possibility to set / learn the latency, as is now possible with the AppleTV, for example. But that would have to be implemented by iOS or the video player.
Digitec will probably follow suit soon. If you want to order it, you can probably have it now for the lower price ;-)
It is possible since 7.3 of the software. To do this, you need the "Headphone" app from Sony on your mobile phone and can update your earpieces and switch off Mode Switch Notification if necessary.
How did you proceed? The WF-1000XM3 didn't work properly with Windows 10 until an update, which you can do with the Headphones Connect app. Does the BT connection work with a mobile device? If so, the fault is probably with the Windows PC. Have you already tried to fix the problem? Write!
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In principle, yes. They write how to do it on the Sony website on this topic https://www.sony.de/electronics/support/articles/00189241
At Digitec, you can only try out products that are in the showroom. These headphones are not in the showroom, so you might have to look elsewhere...
Unfortunately no, here is the list of approved products from Sony: https://www.sony.com/articleimage/servlet/servlet.FileDownload?file=0155F000007IOv1QAG
Yes, just tried with Garmin 5s Plus and Spotify. 7s Touch both headphones at the same time to enter pairing mode, then connect on the watch. Both headphones work. Indoor reception is good, sound is not as good as with iPhone, but still OK. Note that the WF-1000XM3 are not waterproof/sweatproof according to Sony.
Through the Sony app, you can adjust the sound quality to your needs. There are preset modes. I can only compare the sound quality of wireless headphones and they are worlds apart. I was completely convinced by them in terms of sound. The wearing comfort needs getting used to and adjusting. I would have to try out different ear cups.
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Dies soll mit beiden möglich sein, zu lesen beim Hands-On von TheVerge "[...]This means you can use either Sony M3 earbud by itself for listening to audio or making voice calls while the other is charging inside the case[...]"
This is an offer from a marketplace dealer, so we have no direct influence on the selling price.
Hello, only Sony WF-1000XM3 appears on my PC (iMac). I also have no problems with the sound.
Unfortunately not. ):
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Yes, they have. You can certainly set this in the app.
In terms of shielding, I think they are less good than the closed WH-1000XM3. They may also be more uncomfortable over the long term. When there is no music on the headphones, noise cancelling can only help to a limited extent in my opinion, because the ears are simply not closed enough. For phone calls, they seem more suitable, at least for the person on the other end, because the other person understands you better. With the thick WH-1000XM3, you sound quite muffled. Apart from that, the quality and battery life of both models is very good.
I should be surprised if not. However, I have not needed replacement rubbers so far and cannot answer this question with certainty. Sony Service should know.
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So it's 8 hours of headset autonomy and the case allows for about 3-4 charges
According to Sony, the devices are "programmed in" to each other. So this could lead to problems... Look here: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00189241
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