Customer Ratings & Reviews

The fit in the ear is a little loose, and the ear pieces come out of the ear while doing activities that involve quick motion (like running etc.) But overall the sound quality and battery life are good.

The Sony WIC310 headphones have excellent sound quality and long battery life. These headphones deliver good bass reminiscent of much more expensive headphones. The earpieces are comfortable and fit snug in the ear without falling out while running. I highly recommend these headphones to anyone looking for quality and usability.

Very good buds for the price, especially when they’re on sale. Very Good sound quality, good battery life, and good durability. Other reviews said the charging port cover looks flimsy but I’ve had no problems after 6 months of use at home and at the gym. But Wire has good & bad: Good thing is that when the buds are not in your ears they’re still easy to conveniently carry around your neck; bad things are that the wires get tangled with face mask loops and when you first put on seat belts and also look goofy if you forget to tuck the wires under your shirt collar. Overall, I recommend these buds and I’d buy them again. PS: my neighbor bought a pair without even knowing that I did too.

They work pretty good. Magnet is not as strong as I would have liked. The cord is also long so the earbuds hang more to the sternum. The battery life is also decent.

Inexpensive and decent quality. Not great for jogging—the earbuds fall out unless I tuck the cord into my top. But at about $20, it’s a total bargain.

Cord is a little long but the sound quality as well as the battery life are quite a bit better than the jlabs around this price point.

I like these. Sound is good (not audiophile, but good.) Voice pick-up is good. Battery has very good life. I like the battery level report (on power-up,) but it seems to report only 3 levels: 100%, 70% and low. It's a bit long, but I figure that supports performance factors. The earbuds have magnets to hold them together (when not in your ears,) but they're not hold strong. I made a hook out of heavy guage copper wire to hold them

Excellent audio quality and battery life for the price! The only con I have for this is the occasional slip out of the ear, but this is easily fixed with a good zip tie on each end of the cord. Highly recommend for any normal use, including a gym workout.

Excellent product for the price. Great sound and battery life. Easy to connect to different devices.

These Sony earbuds never fail me. The battery lasts all day. Even after 8-10 hours, the battery only drops to 70%. This item charges quickly too. The buttons are easy to use. For my android, a double tap wakes up the Google Assistant for general assistance. The volume controls are easy to use as well. The earbuds stay put 75% of the time depending on what you're doing. I have accidentally gotten these wet and they never stopped working for me.

For cheap headphone under 30 bucks they do a decent job. The bass isnt super great but its not horrible and if listening to music or movies its clear and doesnt start to distort until its super loud. The battery life is awesome and lasts longer than the 100 dollar pair that i have for outside of work so thats a plus and its USB Type C charging which is nice and quick if you only charge for 30 min it usually gives me a few hours worth of time.

easy to charge. charge last a good long time. shuts off too quickly for my needs

I bought these to replace AKG N200 that I got for free with a phone and after 3 years the battery died. The Sony WI-C310 sound fine. I mainly use them for Zoom/Teams calls, not music but they sound OK, not so much Bass which is good for me but YMMV. The Bluetooth range is better than what it replaced. The cord between the two earbuds is plastic and doesn't feel particularly premium or strong but so far so good. The earbuds are magnetic, but the magnetism does not feel really strong. They don't hold the device as securely as I would like when not in use and slung around my neck but haven't got lost yet. Battery life is good and USB-C charging is convenient since most of my stuff is USB-C now.

The Sony WIC310s are fine. They’re headphones, they work, nothing special. Sound quality is decent, not amazing, but you can hear your music and calls just fine. The main issue is the design. If you only have one earbud in, the other one slips off your neck and just kind of dangles around, which gets annoying fast. They don’t really stay put unless both are in, so they’re not great if you like to keep one ear open. Battery life is fine, pairing is easy, but overall they just feel kind of meh. Not bad, not great, just something that works if you don’t care too much about the details.

I enjoy the sound, charging and use is easy and the price was affordable. I like that they are light weight and have great bass sound.

Best sounding wireless earphones. Have amazing bass and charge lasts for a very long time. Charges really quickly as intended. Would definitely recommend to a friend.

I've had these headphones for over a year now. They sit securely in your ears, have good sound quality, and can go for over 12 hours without charging. I don't know what their max battery life is, but I brought them with me on a trip to donate bone marrow and they lasted the entire time I was in the hospital (at least 9 hours of listening non-stop), plus watching a movie on the flight there, and they still had battery left when I got home! The cord also stays flexible and doesn't get stiff or stuck in one shape. Really happy with these and would buy them again if I lose them or they someday die.

The sound on these are great—deep bass, crisp sound, nice volume range. The earbuds fit nicely in your ear. The battery lasts a really long time and doesn't take too long to charge. However, they're a bit heavy and long, so they look rather ridiculous sitting on your shoulders, extruding out and doubling up on themselves so it looks like you have 2 wires on each side. And if you run or the wind blows a tad, the heavy bulbs on each side get knocked off your shoulders and hang down your back like a backwards necklace. The welcome and exit message are pleasant—a female voice says that they're on, then says the approximate battery percentage (not just "high" or "medium" or "low" like some others do), and when she says bye, she says that they're off. But the max or minimum volume reached sound is, while pleasant-sounding, interruptive and will actually mute about 5 seconds of your song. Most earbuds just beep over the audio, but these actually mute the audio while it still plays so that it can play the much-nicer-sounding tone, then the audio volume resumes but you've just missed a part of the song or speech. I personally would rather have no audio indicator that I've reached the max or minimum, I can tell if it stops going up or down that I've reached it. The tone muting the audio is frustrating enough where I've just started changing the volume on my phone instead, defeating the purpose of having a volume control on the earbuds. Another annoyance is when changing to the next or previous song—a tone plays letting you know you've switched tracks. It doesn't mute the beginning of the song at least, but it's rather annoying hearing it right before the start of a song, and it's extra annoying if you're trying to skip multiple tracks in a row. Again, ideally, just skip the track. I'll know it's a new track when it starts to play. I don't need an audio cue. I'm not sure why one is even needed—it's not a warning that you can cancel if you accidentally pressed the button for 5 seconds without realizing it. It's gonna skip it regardless, so why do I need a cue? Just play the next song. (And on a side note, it feels like it takes an extra second or two than I'm used to when switching tracks, which again, is annoying if you're trying to skip multiple tracks. I find myself just using my phone to skip instead, even it's just a couple of tracks apart.) The +, -, and power buttons are also awkward. The power button is a giant -, which is too similar to the smaller - button for volume/track selection. It should have been a circle. The + and - buttons are also oddly switched. When you're just holding them, sure, it makes sense that + is on the top and - is on the bottom. But again, these are so long that they fold over themselves, and so the bulb actually hangs upside down over your collarbone, so then + is on the bottom and - is on the top. So it's confusing when you want to press up and you have to press the bottom button, and vice-versa. If there's a way to shorten the wires (like retract them), I haven't found a way. I think the images are deceiving and show them much shorter than they actually are. I think a different product Sony has features retractable wires, but I didn't see anything online or in the instructions or anywhere on the product itself on how to do this, so I'm assuming you can't. If you can, that would probably add another star. I actually wish I would have stuck with the less expensive wired earbuds that sound great and actually make me feel less tethered than these. Even though these are wireless, I feel like a sci-fi character with a bunch of thick wires folding over themselves all around my head. It feels more wired than the wired ones do! And again, with the flaws in design, preferring to control things via your phone defeats so many reasons of having wireless earbuds. With other earbuds like this, I actually hung them from the front, but the wires were not that long and it worked well. If you do that with these, it looks ridiculous, and if you try hiding it under your collar, you can't reach the +/-/power bulb because it's now under your shirt. Wearing it behind your neck is really the only way to wear them, making it rub against your neck and shoulders. As for the durability, they seem very durable and built solid. The wires don't tangle easily, they're a bit thicker but flexible enough to fold without damaging them. These are a bit bulky in your pocket, especially if you add in the small (about 2") USB power cable (which fits snugly into the other bulb, which lights up red when charging and blue when charged). Speaking of which, the bulb has a plastic cover that you pop out and swing away to reveal the USB-C port. It's just a bit difficult getting it to come out all the way for the cable to fit into it, but no real gripe there I suppose. You don't have to charge it much anyways since the battery lasts so long. I would either pay a little less and get the wired ones, or pay a little more and get the truly wireless ones.

Easy to pair with any device, clear sound and battery lasts long.

These may not be the best headphones in the world but for the dollar versus value, I think they're pretty darn good. I've owned several, lost several, due to either washing them or just losing them, but I can safely say they are easy to pair and easy to use, with decent sound quality. The other side of the phone call has told me repeatedly that I come through very clear, much clearer than most.