The Sony WF-1000XM3 earbuds are at their all-time lowest price on Amazon
This Prime Day Sony deal will be music to your ears
Sony’s WF-1000XM3 noise-cancelling earbuds are flogging for their cheapest ever price in the Prime Day sale. The stellar true wireless earbuds are now just £76 on Amazon, down from an average price of £111. That marks tidy savings of over 30% – aka you’re pocketing £35 from what you otherwise could have spent.
As ever, don’t be reeled in by a knock-down price alone. We crowned these earbuds the best noise-cancelling earphones on the market when we first reviewed them, and our full-length Sony WF-1000XM3 review attests to this, lavishing five stars on the powerful pair.
The earbuds, which come in the colour silver but are really more the hue of oat milk, won points from us for their fantastic sound quality, comfortable feel (despite being a tad on the heavier side at 16g) and first-rate noise cancellation. With ANC this adept, it’ll be no problem at all blocking out the commotion on your commute. You can even adjust ambient noise levels to suit you, with a whopping 20 levels to play with. For the full MI5 effect, you can program the earbuds to tune into voices while drowning out other ambient noises.
In the box you’ll also get a magnetic case for protection and charging; there’s up to 6hrs of battery available per full, single charge, and three more charges to be had from the charging box (permitting 24hrs of socket-free charging).
Connectivity-wise they’re solid, maintaining a steady and dependable wireless connection. Plus, there’s a handy automatic pause function; a proximity sensor will pause your music when the buds are removed from your ears (my irritability levels are depleting just thinking about this).
Sony’s WF-1000XM3 are a dynamic set of earbuds which look fantastic and sound even better. Whether you’re travelling, commuting or simply basking in the garden this summer, £76 for a pair of earbuds this commendable is a total bargain. This cheapest-ever offer is a Prime Exclusive Deal, so only Prime members can avail themselves. However, if you’re new to Prime and sign up to Amazon’s free 30-day trial, you’ll be able to get a taste of Prime for free.