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The WH1000XM4 Gen 2 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones from Sony allow to enjoy your music, podcasts, or other audio content on the go. The over-ear design and proprietary 1000X noise canceling ensure you can immerse yourself in your audio, but also provide microphones that pickup ambient sound, so you can choose to hear your surroundings with your headphones on.
Easily portable via the foldable design and weighing approximately 0.5 lb, they deliver comfort that won't feel heavy on your head or your ears over long listening periods. You can use them wired in active or passive mode with the included 3.5mm headphone cable.
High-performance 40mm drivers with liquid crystal polymer diaphragms deliver powerful bass and a wide frequency range, reproducing sound up to 40 kHz. The 27-hour long battery life ensures your music will last all day long, without the need for frequent charging.
- LDAC transmits about three times more data than conventional Bluetooth audio, helping you enjoy high-resolution Audio content wirelessly with quality that comes closer to a dedicated wired connection
- Dual Noise Sensor technology uses two microphones on each earcup to pick up sounds all around you, then works with the QN1 HD noise-canceling processor to help reduce distractions in a wide range of situations.
- The Bluetooth Audio SoC analyzes audio, noise, and driver-to-ear acoustics to maximize adaptability.
- Pair with two Bluetooth devices at the same time and switch automatically when a call comes in or audio starts on either device
- Sound Connect app provides a simple, intuitive interface to dial in your ideal sound, adjust shortcut settings, view recent listening history, and check your safe listening habits
- Use the 10-band equalizer to adjust vocals, bass, and more; then save your optimal settings for music, movies, games, and everyday listening
- DSEE Extreme (Digital Sound Enhancement Engine) uses Edge-AI (Artificial Intelligence) to upscale compressed music files in real time, helping restore high-range sound lost in compression for a richer, more complete listening experience
