Sony Is All Set To Release WH-1000XM4 Headphones in Silent White

Apr, 2021 - By SMI

Sony Company, one of the well-known companies for audio systems is soon releasing their new WH-1000XM4 headphones in white color.

Sony Company would be launching the limited edition version of their WH-1000XM4 headphones in a silent white color. The special edition headphones would be available for a limited time period and that too in specific regions across the globe. The new color is set to launch in Europe in 2021 between May & August, however, the special silent white color of WH-1000XM4 headphones would only be available till the stocks last. These headphones are not expected to be priced at a lower range, since their predecessor, the XM4s, were priced at US$350. The limited edition silent white color WH-1000XM4 headphones is expected to be priced between US$ 556-625.

The limited edition WH-1000XM4 headphones will have the bronze accents just like their black and silver versions, however, there would be an additional coating of paint in this limited silent white edition. This is expected to make the earphones more stain resistant as compared to the other headphones model in the market at the same price and specs range. The headphones are available with a matching carrying case as well as cables. Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones in silent white color would feature a new Bluetooth audio system-on-chip connectivity which detects the outside noise more than 700 times per sec. This feature focuses on enhancing the noise cancellation in the headphones thus blocking the outside noise at the optimum level.

The limited edition silent white headphones would also feature an audio up scaling technology known as digital sound enhancement. This feature is expected to help enhance the sound of the compressed music files so as to help make them sound just like their higher resolution audio/music files. Since the headphones are limited edition and are being launched in European markets first, they are expected to be priced at US$ 400 in case the headphones ever reach the U.S. markets.