Sony Flag Flag headphones can fix a big user complaint

Our favorite headphone pairite, Sony Wh-1000xm5, is expected to have a offspring. Before a possible May 15, the Sony Wh-1000xm6 specifications have come out, and the news is somewhat mixed.

According to an (now unfulfilled) list of Amazon Spain (via Walkman blog), the Wh-1000xm6 is expected to display a new QN3 chip, driver 30 mm, 12 microphones that attract noise and sound microphones with him. It will also have a folding design, redesign strips of the head and software ear cushions for improved comfort. Customers are also expected to see a new random holder debut with headphones.

Sony’s decision to restore a folding design in the next headphones of the XM series would be important and make them more mobile than the latest models.

Other features include up to 30 hours of battery life, rapid charging, 360 upmix for cinema, EQ game, improved call quality and multiple connection.

Battery life is expected to remain 30 hours in the Wh-1000xm6, with a rapid charging feature that provides three hours of reproduction from a three-minute load.

Rumors suggest an increase in price to about $ 479 in these headphones, with the availability that begins next month.

Now, nearly three years old, XM5 has long been known for its excellent sound quality, comfort, call quality, cancellation of noise and battery life. The headphones have a graceful design, are lightweight and provide intuitive controls.

As we have noticed in our review, XM5s produce detailed and balanced bass sounds. The cancellation of the noise is excellent, though it is slightly exceeded by the ultra headcomfort headphones. The quality of the call is extraordinary, and the battery life is enough for long flights.

However, headphones lack some modern features, such as spatial audio, USB audio and auracast support. We have been constantly unlimited with the headphones hanging that connects the head bar to the ears, as it can cause discomfort after severe use.

We will let you know when the Wh-1000xm6 is announced.