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  • QuestionI assume that since they are bluetooth, they will work with iPhones. Is that correct?

    Asked by andya41.

    • Answer Yep, there is an application for it as well where you can customize its EQ and other things. This app exists on both Android and iOS for all Sony ear/headphones. I don’t think the app exists for Mac/PC however, but they will still connect to any device via Bluetooth.

      Answered by raym

  • QuestionIs it possible to have the LinkBuds connected to a PC and use them for stereo audio AND a hands-free mic at the same time? Setting my output device to 'Headphones (LinkBuds Stereo)" and input to "Headset (Linkbuds Hands-Free AG Audio)" = echoing.

    Asked by Torbit.

    • Answer Hi VideoconferencingQs, Thanks for reaching out to us. We're sorry to hear if the music playback sound quality on your LinkBuds is poor when connected to a computer. Check to make sure the computer is set to output sound through the headphones. If the music playback sound quality is poor, check that the A2DP function which supports music playback connections is enabled in the computer settings. Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) is intended to playback music. The Hands-free Profile (HFP) and Headset Profile (HSP) are intended for voice calls. You will notice a bit of quality difference in the way different devices and software version do this. • When listening to music from a computer on the headset, the sound quality may be poor (e.g., difficult to hear the singer’s voice, etc.) for the first few seconds after a connection is established. This is due to the computer specifications (priority on stable connection at the start of transmission and then switches to priority on sound quality several seconds later) and is not a headset malfunction. If the sound quality does not improve after a few seconds, use the computer to establish an A2DP connection. As for the operations on your computer, refer to the operating instructions supplied with the computer. • When you make a video call on your computer, select calling connections (HFP/HSP) and not music playback connections (A2DP). If you select music playback connections, a video call may not be available. On the speaker settings, select calling connections [Headset (LinkBuds Hands-Free)]. ([Headphones (LinkBuds Stereo)] is for music playback connections.) • Depending on the video calling application you are using, calling connections [Headset (LinkBuds Hands-Free)] or music playback connections [Headphones (LinkBuds Stereo)] may not be selectable on the speaker or microphone settings, and only [LinkBuds] may be displayed. If this is the case, select [LinkBuds]. To isolate and hopefully resolve this issue, please refer to this link: https://helpguide.sony.net/mdr/linkbuds/v1/en/contents/TP1000445760.html If you continue to experience issue, this may be improved by restarting the computer. For more information, you may find this link helpful: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/wireless-headphones-bluetooth-headphones/wf-l900/articles/00250089 Should you need further assistance, you can email us at [email protected] with the following details: Name: Best Buy Username: Model Number: Issue: Telephone Number: Regards, Jess

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionI would like to know if there is sound bleed? In other words can other people hear the audio from the buds if they are in a quite room with you?

    Asked by Quads45.

    • Answer Hi Quads, Thank you for your question. Sony LinkBuds are open-ear wireless earbuds that deliver high-quality call and audio with minimal sound leakage. These also do not include the noise canceling feature. However, in a quiet room, some degree of sound leakage may still occur depending on individual factors such as ear shape, fit, and the volume at which you are listening to your music or other audio. To minimize sound leakage, select a fitting supporter to help the LinkBuds fit snugly and comfortably in your left and right ears. Additionally, reducing the volume level can also help to minimize sound leakage. I hope this helps! Regards, Jess

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionCan you skip, rewind, pause, play all on one earbud?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Hi there, Thanks for your question. Yes, the touch control on the LinkBuds let you play, stop, or skip through tracks and adjust the volume. LinkBuds feature a wide tap area, allowing you to control the headset simply by tapping the side of your head! You can use either the left or right unit to perform the following operations. • Play/Pause: Tap the headset or in the area near your ear twice quickly (with an interval of about 0.2 seconds). • Skip to the beginning of the next track: Tap the headset or in the area near your ear 3 times quickly (with an interval of about 0.2 seconds). In addition to tapping around your ear, tap operations are detected when you tap the headset unit. Note: In the factory settings, you cannot adjust the volume on the headset. Adjust the volume on the connected device. If you are unable to adjust the volume on the connected device, install the “Sony | Headphones Connect” smartphone app and adjust the volume in the app or assign the volume adjustment function to the touch control. Regards, Jess

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionI read about the open ear buds pausing when listening to music to speak, what if I'm singing along with the music, will that be an issue?

    Asked by candy.

    • Answer Yes, they will stop playing

      Answered by MichaelW

  • QuestionCould it be charged wirelessly?

    Asked by Bob.

    • Answer Unfortunately no, they cant be charged wireless, however the battery charges very fast, if you have a USB c to USB c you can charge from your phone. You can charge them on your commute in the car, or over night.

      Answered by JustinC

  • QuestionDo these play dolby atmos?

    Asked by Dom56.

    • Answer I recommend good quality

      Answered by EduardoB

  • QuestionCan get this to function

    Asked by Pa.

    • Answer It works very well

      Answered by EduardoB

  • QuestionDo these work with hearing aids, the kind that go into your ear canal (ex., Eargo)? thanks.

    Asked by Tony.

    • Answer They may, because they set outside the ear canal.

      Answered by MaximilianoR

  • QuestionWill these Linkbuds support Bluetooth Audio LE via firmware update like the Linkbuds S will?

    Asked by knuckles625.

    • Answer Thanks for your question, Knuckles625. The LinkBuds S earbuds are ready for LE Audio, a next-generation Bluetooth audio that enables ultra-low latency—ideal for gaming. However, the WF-L900 LinkBuds do not support Bluetooth LE audio. It only supports the following Bluetooth codecs: SBC and LDAC. The LinkBuds features a clearer, more stable Bluetooth signal. Rather than relaying sound from one ear to the other, the Bluetooth signal is transmitted to both ears at the same time for low latency and high sound quality, even around other interference. Thanks to the powerful Integrated Processor V1, you’ll enjoy stable, skip-free, wireless sound. For product updates & announcements, please visit our support website: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/wireless-headphones-bluetooth-headphones/wf-l900 Regards, Jess

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionAre the headphones dual voltage?

    Asked by Karla.

    • Answer No, they charge at 5v via a USB plug.

      Answered by Dennis

  • QuestionDoes the linkbuds help keep your ear dry? Like not deal with ear wax on the ear bud and have to keep cleaning? I do my best to clean my ears all the time with the galaxy buds plus.

    Asked by Naynay.

    • Answer They absolutely collect earwax, just in new and interesting ways youve never seen because of that hollow shape LOL

      Answered by theZumpano

  • QuestionWill these pair to a nebula if you have already paired to the iPhone?

    Asked by Florence.

    • Answer You can pair the Linkbuds to as many devices as you wish - but they can only be used with one device at a time.

      Answered by NannyE

  • QuestionHow are these for small ears? I have tried almost every brand of in ear buds- AirPods - beats fit pro - beats flex, the list goes on... and none of those would fit correctly or stay in my ears. Any help with this question would be greatly appreciated.

    Asked by ComfortableGoose.

    • Answer I also have small ears and trouble. These buds come with different size holders. At first they were uncomfortable, until I found one to fit better. Have yet to waer them all day...I dont do that with any pair. Hope this helps.

      Answered by Samme

  • QuestionDo these support LDAC? Also how is the frequency response and imaging on these?

    Asked by Aldo.

    • Answer No idea about frequency response, but a few reviews I've read say these do not support LDAC

      Answered by Anonymous

  • Questionwhat is the release date for these?

    Asked by wase4711.

    • Answer 02/17/2022

      Answered by Anonymous

  • QuestionHas anybody used these inside a motorcycle helmet?

    Asked by Tin.

    • Answer I don’t see why not. They sit mostly inside your ear and no actual buttons on the outside to be pressed by your helmet.

      Answered by feb2891

  • QuestionCan you use either one individually? As in only use the left bud, or only use the right?

    Asked by Goofy.

    • Answer You can use the right by itself

      Answered by Tekjanson