Sony WF-C510 Truly Wireless in-Ear Bluetooth Earbud Headphones with up to 22-Hour Battery, Multipoint-Connection, Mic and IPX4 Water Resistance, Black- New
$6.99
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Let your music live longer. Colorful and compact, these Bluetooth earbuds are equipped with features designed for excellent sound quality, anytime and anywhere. Choose your style for sound that matches your style with up to 11 hours of battery life and a comfortable fit.
ALL DAY COMFORT: Light and compact to give you all-day comfort and designed for the ideal fit, for an exceptional all-round listening experience.
LONG BATTERY LIFE & QUICK CHARGING: Up to 11 hours of battery life (up to 22hrs with case) with quick charging (5 min charge for up to 1 hour of playback).
MULTIPOINT CONNECTION: Quickly switch between two devices at once.
STAY CONNECTED: Ambient Sound Mode keeps you aware of your surroundings.
EASY HANDS- FREE CALLING: A built-in microphone provides you with hands-free calling. No need to even take your phone from your pocket.
WATER RESISTANT: With an IPX4 resistance rating, splashes and sweat won’t stop these headphones – so you can keep moving to the music.
GIVE YOUR MUSIC A BOOST: Boost the quality of compressed music files and enjoy streaming music with high quality sound through DSEE.
POCKED SIZED CASE: Small and cylindrical, the charging case is made to fit your pocket or your bag.
EASY BUTTON OPERATION: Play, stop, skip tracks, adjust the volume, access your smartphone’s voice assistant and receive calls hands-free with the touch of a button.
IN THE BOX: Wireless Earbuds, Hybrid Silicone Earbud Tips, Charging Case (Charging cable sold separately)
8 reviews for Sony WF-C510 Truly Wireless in-Ear Bluetooth Earbud Headphones with up to 22-Hour Battery, Multipoint-Connection, Mic and IPX4 Water Resistance, Black- New
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Rose –
Good & Comfy for the Price
Comfortable and easy to wear for hours without my ears hurting. Sony has nailed the design for long term wear for all wireless Bluetooth earbuds I’ve owned. Does not fall out easily and fits ergonomically. I am confident I won’t lose these easily. I love the large button pressed to control music, calls, etc. I enjoy that it’s not touch-sensitive like Samsung earbuds, which have been falsely set off by my hair or beanie. My complaints: these buttons are not programmable: what type of madman want people to press 4 times to change volume up/down? I would also love a “Find Earbuds” function if they are connected to a device, but the owner isn’t sure where they placed them.Noise cancellation is non-existent, but you have ambient sound (listen to your surroundings) if you wish to have both music and some situational awareness. The case is *slim*, much slimmer than Sony’s previous cases. Sound is very decent for the price. With the latest iterations of Bluetooth, these earbuds can be connected to 2 devices at a time, but they cannot play sound from both sources at once. All in all, I recommend if you need a decent and comfortable pair of earbuds with which to listen to music and audio for hours. Sometimes, I use them for more than 6 hours and I’m surprised the battery still goes strong. I’ve been using them for 5 months now, and like other Sony earbuds I’ve owned in the past, I expect their longevity to last years.
The Matt –
Sony WF-C510 — Good Audio For Cheap
1) The sound of the WF-C510 is really good right out of the box without EQ. I listen to a lot of music, various genres, and everything is balanced and in control. Punchy bass, treble that’s crisp and doesn’t make my ears bleed, and decent mids. I definitely trust Sony when it comes to audio products.2) Fit and comfort are amazing! I can leave these in all day. No joke, after 5+ hours of use, I feel zero discomfort. Not only are these earbuds the most comfortable earbuds of all time, but getting a good in-ear seal is effortless. Just set them and forget them, zero hassle. Just to note, there’s no ANC but I don’t mind; I use these at home where it’s already quiet. Further, there’s a feature called Ambient Sound Control, kind of the opposite of ANC, that lets outside noises in (press button on left earbud). Obviously, the volume has to be pretty low for this feature to be useful.3) I rarely ever use playback controls on a pair of earbuds, as I just use my phone for that stuff. However, the physical buttons on the WF-C510 work like they should and it’s always nice to have actual buttons over touch controls, mainly because there’s less chance for accidental inputs, a common occurrence on my other earbuds.4) The battery life seems to jive with Sony’s claims of 11 hours in the buds and another 11 in the case. I’m getting a 50% battery level after 5+ hours at a volume level above half with the “Sony Sound Connect” app installed on my phone. I’ll admit, the 11 hour battery claim was the #1 factor for my purchase.5) The app gives you a ton of stuff to play around with. There’s a bunch of EQs, 360 audio (more app downloads and payment required, I think), information regarding battery levels, and more.6) A couple of oddities: The charging case confuses me. Does the orange light turn off when charging is complete or does it stay lit? I’ve experienced both scenarios and both times the app said the earbuds and case were at 100%. The instruction manual was no help. Also, for some reason I had to re-pair the earbuds to my phone’s Bluetooth after shutting it off, which was super annoying. I was testing to see if an older device (without the app) would pair, so to avoid interference I turned off my phone’s Bluetooth. The older device paired with the earbuds just fine without the app, so it isn’t required. I plan on deleting it; it’s probably a major battery hog anyway.7) Minor issues aside, the Sony WF-C510 delivers premium comfort and pleasing sound. and they’re super affordable. Get yours today! lolUpdate 3/25 — Checking in to mention that the orange charging light on the case does in fact shut off to indicate that charging is complete and I’m still very happy with my purchase.
Nelson –
Solid choice
My experience with the Sony (WF-C510) has been great. They are not too bulky to carry around. Their transparency mode is solid. They don’t have a noise canceling mode but just wearing the buds block out a good amount of noise. They are comfortable and fit right in and have never fell out on their own. I haven’t had any issues with the mic during phone calls; I am told I sound clear.I use them at work. They pair with my computer and my phone at the same time. That’s one of the main reasons I bought these. The audio quality is really good. Way better than my AirPod pro 1st gen. I like the EQ settings on the app. Battery life is never a worry for me. I can go a few days with a full charge.Only a few complaints. One is the app should have a setting where it lets you customize what the taps do.Second is when on call, it goes into transparency mode which I don’t like but not a deal breaker.Overall for the price I paid I would recommend these. I will update my review if I have any issues.
Lino RR –
i thought i’d get burned again, i once bought some of the sony high end ear buds, cost me more than 300 Cad, but i wanted to experience the audio quality that’s supposed to come with a “high end” product, and i was sorely dissapointed when after less than a year those headphones wouldn’t hold charge for more than an hour, i swore that never again would i buy sony headphones like those, but alas, these came on sale, and i’ve been eyeing them for a long time trying to convince myself that i was going to get hurt again, but.. the truth was surprinsingly good! these little earbuds deliver good quality audio, great battery life and range, but one of THE most important things for me, AUDIO STABILITY! they don’t cut off!! i’ve had some that cut off from just turning my head sideways! ridiculous! but these! i go all the way to the back freezer and they still keep the signal going. all in all great audio, great buds, but if you can get them on a sale they’re AWESOME.
Robb –
Tengo los Sony WH-1000XM4 (de diadema) y los Xiaomi Redmi Buds 3 Lite, así que estos serán mi punto de comparación.He leído opiniones de que estos Sony no tienen un volumen muy alto pero para mí el volumen es disfrutable. Los bajos suenan muy bien por el precio, nada que pedirle a las frecuencias bajas de los 1000XM4 (que siendo justos, los bajos de estos audífonos, los 1000XM4, no destacan mucho aún con el ecualizador). El audio en general es más limpio y de mejor calidad en comparación a los Xiaomi.El material sí se siente económico, tanto de los audífonos como del estuche pero nada de qué preocuparse, son económicos pero la construcción es buena y cómoda. Se sienten muy ligeros y no molestan para nada luego de horas.La batería de los audífonos es muy buena, tarda muchísimo tiempo para que baje del 100% (salvo que actives el modo ambiente) y aunque no tienen cancelación de ruido, personalmente siento que en este tipo de audífonos no es realmente necesario porque la goma cierra muy bien el oído. El estuche por otro lado… no dura mucho. En 2-3 días ya había bajado al 50%, pero seguiré revisando.Si los ves en $800 MXN o menos, me parecen una buena opción, especialmente por lo ligeros y cómodos que son y la calidad de audio en general. Si los ves más caros, buscaría otras opciones.Finalmente, dos consejos:1. Descarga su app, ‘Sound Connect’ (de Sony) y usa el ecualizador. El audio que viene de fábrica sí se siente muy plano (tal vez por eso se quejan del volumen), así que usar el ecualizador mejora sustancialmente la calidad de sonido. Si no quieres romperte mucho la cabeza, solo abre la app, registras los audífonos y en el apartado de ecualizador escoge el perfil ‘Emocionado’ (o algún otro perfil que tenga al menos +7 de Clear Bass).2. He leído en algunos foros que ciertas personas tuvieron un problema con el estuche: si dejas que la batería del estuche llegue a 0%, este ya no se vuelve a cargar (los audífonos sí, pero el estuche no). En la misma app puedes monitorear la batería de los audífonos y del estuche. De vez en cuando revísalo y trata de que la batería del estuche no baje del 20-30%. No he tenido problemas y no le pasa a todo mundo, pero es mejor prevenir cualquier cosa.
christine –
Have not been able to use as per instructions, have asked for refund but have heard nothing so far
Ricardo –
São bons!!
Utsav –
Since my Song WF-1000XM4 broke down, I’ve switched to wired ChiFi IEMs. But IEM + dongle dac gets messy in busy Mumbai trains (even with FiiO BTR11); I was looking for a budget (below ₹4500) TWS that can take the commute and gym duties. Bought the Sony WF-C510 – happy to report that it’s a fantastic TWS for audiophiles. Great balanced sound (without app EQ), DSEE works well to upgrade AAC, sound stage and ‘clarity’ is nice, good passive noise isolation, super compact and superb fit. Unless you abuse the EQ, bass is tight & appropriate, without corrupting the mids or overpowering the highs. Although the highs are rolled off for a smooth and comfortable listening experience. If sound quality is prioritised over features and frills, the Sony WF-C510 is the perfect daily runner for commutes & the gym.