Hi. this one can be use independently ? if someone use left ear or right ear one at a time. because some bluetooth only can use right ear for answer the phone can not use left ear. Thank you null

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JimmyD · Accepted Answer

You can use them each independently.

Andy · Answer

The earbuds do work independently of each other. You don't need both in order to use them including for making and receiving calls. Obviously listening quality deminishes using only one versus having the features of using both.

Answered by Andy 2 years ago

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MelEricS · Answer

Yes. When you pull one out it will pause the music, tap the remaining earbud and the music will resume.

BabarB · Answer

Yes It can be

SonyListens · Answer

Hi John,

Thank you for your question. Great news! You can remove one headset unit (either left or right) from the charging case and use the headset unit by itself. In this case, only the headset unit that has been removed from the charging case will turn on.

Note: Depending on the headset unit you are wearing, some functions may not be available in the factory settings. In this case, you can change the function assignments to the touch sensors using the “Sony | Headphones Connect” app.

The WF1000XM5 features cutting-edge technology to deliver premium sound quality and the best noise-canceling performance on the market. Noise reduction algorithms developed with AI machine learning suppress ambient noise and ensure the person on the other end of the phone can hear your voice clearly even in noisy situations. For total convenience, the WF-1000XM5 can be paired with two Bluetooth devices simultaneously so, when a call comes in, your headphones can automatically connect to the right one. With an IPX4 water resistance rating, splashes and sweat won’t stop these headphones – so you can keep moving to the music.

-Ralph

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