I have the WF-1000XM3s, should I switch to these? null

Hi Manny, thanks for your inquiry. It really depends on you. This will be a great upgrade and we can guarantee you that you won't be disappointed. We designed these headphones to provide incredible audio performance and take noise cancellation to the next level. You can enjoy crystal clear call quality, even in noisy environments and our speak-to-chat technology automatically reduces volume during conversation. Plus, you can get 8 hour long battery with noise canceling, IPX4 water resistance and easy wireless charging. You may visit a nearest store in your area and try them on. We hope to see your review next. Regards, Erin

Yes, for the shape and fit alone lol

At the current sale prices, there is a $120 price difference between the two models. I don't think there is $120 worth of difference to justify switching except to satisfy one's NGAS (new gear acquisition syndrome). I don't want to talk you out of it, but just be advised not to expect a night and day difference.

“I have the WF-1000XM3s, should I switch to these?”

Asked by Manny 4 years ago

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Hi Manny, thanks for your inquiry. It really depends on you. This will be a great upgrade and we can guarantee you that you won't be disappointed. We designed these headphones to provide incredible audio performance and take noise cancellation to the next level. You can enjoy crystal clear call quality, even in noisy environments and our speak-to-chat technology automatically reduces volume during conversation. Plus, you can get 8 hour long battery with noise canceling, IPX4 water resistance and easy wireless charging. You may visit a nearest store in your area and try them on. We hope to see your review next. Regards, Erin
Answered by SonyListens 4 years ago
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Yes, for the shape and fit alone lol
Answered by CDBII 3 years ago
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At the current sale prices, there is a $120 price difference between the two models. I don't think there is $120 worth of difference to justify switching except to satisfy one's NGAS (new gear acquisition syndrome). I don't want to talk you out of it, but just be advised not to expect a night and day difference.
Answered by FreeTruth 4 years ago
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