Sony is moving toward the release of its next set of noise-canceling true wireless earbuds, according to a post at The Walkman Blog. There are photos of the WF-1000XM4 from for all intents and purposes each point, and they line up with a basic leak back in February.
1000XM4 earbuds bring an all-new design
The new design differentiates fundamentally from the developing 1000XM3s. Sony has clearly downsized these earbuds an impressive sum; they by and by don’t have the flattened pill shape and are accordingly closer in line with competitors like the Galaxy Buds Pro, Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2, and other earbuds with a round outer design. Sony has moved its logo to the side, so the branding won’t be so clear this time around.
The association is remaining with its signature black and copper/rose gold tones. These earbuds are generally black, anyway there are supplements around the external mics used for noise cancellation. Sony has similarly revamped the charging case, which will obviously support wireless charging ? something offered by various premium earbuds released after the 1000XM3s. The case may charge faster when plugged in too since the charging output has been expanded.
Considering Sony’s Federal Communications Commission protection demands, The Walkman Blog theorizes the WF-1000XM4 earbuds could be officially proclaimed when one month from now. Will they have water and sweat resistance this time? That was a basic oversight on the past model. Shouldn’t something be said about LDAC support? In a perfect world we’ll know all of the nuances in a couple weeks.
