Sony LinkBuds, the new hearing aids that are controlled by touching the pins

Sony has just introduced the new Sony LinkBuds that start from precisely the opposite idea, since instead of canceling noise, they let it in. Even though there are non-noise canceling headphones out there, but they all dampen ambient sound in one way or another.

According to the GIZMODO portal, Sony’s proposal with the Liknbuds is much more radical because what the company has done has been to follow the path of the donut and… make a hole in its headphones.

The diaphragm of the Sony LinkBuds (the small speaker that sounds in our ear, to understand us) is shaped like a ring. It literally has a hole in the middle that lets air and sound into our ears.

Sony surprises again

The Japanese company’s proposal seems like a complete nonsense, however, the reasons given by the electronics company for this design seem valid and, why not say it, intriguing.

For starters, the LinkBuds are the first in-ear headphones that don’t create that feeling of pressure inside the ear that annoys so many people. You will also not hear yourself eat or get hot or sweaty wearing them for a long time.

Nor will you have to take them off to talk to someone, or to listen to what is going on around you. That is precisely the philosophy of the LinkBuds. In addition, you can wear them throughout the day without losing contact with the sound of the outside world.

Features of the Sony LinkBuds

The Sony LinkBuds weigh just 4.1 grams each and the charging cradle has been reduced by 26% over the WF-1000XM4 to just 34 grams. Its autonomy is 5.5 hours to which another 12 are added in the case.

A complex system of microphones allows the music to stop automatically if it detects that you start to speak. Likewise, the volume control adapts so that if we are in a noisy place, the music is heard louder, and if you are in a library, the volume is lowered.

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Source-laverdadnoticias.com