Learn more
No featured offers available
We feature offers with an Add to Cart button when an offer meets our high standards for:
- Quality Price,
- Reliable delivery option, and
- Seller who offers good customer service
Sony WF-1000XM4 Industry Leading Noise Canceling Truly Wireless Earbud Headphones with Alexa Built-in, Silver
Alexa Built-in
This device has been certified by Amazon. With Alexa built-in, just ask to play music, get directions, control smart home devices, and more.
| Brand | Sony |
| Colour | Silver |
| Ear placement | In Ear |
| Form factor | In Ear |
| Noise control | Active Noise Cancellation |
About this item
- Industry-leading noise canceling bluetooth earbuds with the new Integrated Processor V1
- Note:If you face issue in Bluetooth connectivity please turn off the Bluetooth function for a couple of minutes, then turn it back on
- Exceptional sound quality with new Integrated Processor V1. Supported Audio Format(s): SBC, AAC, LDAC
- Crystal-clear call quality, beamforming microphone and a bone-conduction sensor provide clear voice detection even in noisy environments
- Speak-to-chat technology automatically reduces volume during conversations
- 8 hours long battery with Noise Canceling
There is a newer model of this item:
What do customers buy after viewing this item?
Top Brand: Sony
From the manufacturer
|
|
|
|
|---|---|---|
Digital Noise CancellationEverything in the WF-1000XM4 headphones has been redesigned. Our new Integrated Processor V1, specially developed by Sony, that cancels more noise than ever, a new driver with more performance, newly designed noise sensing microphones, & innovative Noise Isolation Earbud Tips with a more stable fit |
New Integrated Processor V1 devoloped by SonyOur new Integrated Processor V1 takes the noise cancelling performance of our acclaimed QN1e chip and goes even further. Improved noise cancelling performance and Bluetooth ‘System on Chip’ technology delivers the industry’s highest level of noise cancelling yet uses less power. |
Crystal-clear call qualityPrecise Voice Pickup Technology implemented in WF-1000XM4 controls the four microphones built into the headphones optimally and performs advanced audio signal processing to pick up your voice clearly and precisely for hands-free calls and Speak-to-Chat detection |
|
|
|
|
|---|---|---|
Exceptional sound qualityThanks to specially designed 6mm drivers, they reproduce a dynamic sound despite their small size, and the high compliance diaphragm reproduce a rich bass range. The Integrated Processor V1 also enhances sound quality and reduces distortion and enables LDAC code processing and DSEE Extreme. |
Listen all day, charge in minutesYou can enjoy a full working day of charge – 8 hours – from your headphones and store another 16 hours in the case. That means a full 24 hours of listening time every time you leave the house. In a hurry? Just a 5-minute quick charge gives you up to 60 minutes of play time. |
Water resistant for everyday useWith an IPX4 water resistance rating, splashes and sweat won’t stop these headphones – so you can keep on moving to the music. |
|
|
|
|
|
|---|---|---|---|
Easy wireless chargingNo cables necessary – the WF-1000XM4 features Qi technology for easy wireless charging. |
Customize sound“Sony | Headphones Connect” App for Android /iOS. Smart Listening technology to control your ambient sound settings and adjust the sound levels. |
Ergonomic surface designA shape that matches the ear cavity with a new ergonomic surface design for a more stable fit. |
Stable Bluetooth connectionA higher, clearer, and more stable Bluetooth signal strength than ever before. |
|
|
|
|
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WF1000XM4 | WF1000XM3 | WFSP800N | WFXB700 | |
| Customer Reviews |
3.9 out of 5 stars
24,533
|
4.1 out of 5 stars
18,170
|
4.1 out of 5 stars
2,374
|
4.2 out of 5 stars
19,478
|
| Battery Life / with NC | 8 Hrs (24 Hrs with case) | 6 Hrs (18 Hrs with case) | 9 Hrs (18 Hrs with case) | N/A |
| Battery Life / without NC | 12 Hrs (36 Hrs with case) | 8 Hrs (24 Hrs with case) | 13 Hrs (26 Hrs with case) | 9 Hrs (18 Hrs with case) |
| Quick Charge | Yes / 5min charge 60min play | Yes / 10min charge 90min play | Yes / 10min charge 60min play | Yes / 10min charge 60min play |
| Noise Cancelling | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Ambient Sound Control | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✘ |
| Microphone | Beam Forming Microphone | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Water Resistant/Splash Proof | Yes / IPX4 | No | Yes / IP55 | Yes / IPX4 |
| LDAC Support | ✓ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ |
| Speak to Chat | ✓ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ |
| Touch Panel/Wearing Detection | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✘ |
Product guides and documents
Compare with similar items
This Item ![]() Sony WF-1000XM4 Industry Leading Noise Canceling Truly Wireless Earbud Headphones with Alexa Built-in, Silver | Recommendations | |||||
Try again! Added to Cart spCSRF_Treatment Add to Cart | Try again! Added to Cart spCSRF_Treatment Add to Cart | Try again! Added to Cart spCSRF_Treatment Add to Cart | Try again! Added to Cart spCSRF_Treatment Add to Cart | Try again! Added to Cart spCSRF_Treatment Add to Cart | ||
| Price | — | -41% $118.00$118.00 List: $199.99 | $299.99$299.99 | $259.00$259.00 | $109.99$109.99 | $198.00$198.00 |
| Delivery | — | Get it by Thursday, Oct 17 | Get it by Thursday, Oct 17 | Get it by Friday, Oct 18 | Get it by Thursday, Oct 17 | Get it by Thursday, Oct 17 |
| Customer ratings | ||||||
| Sold by | — | Amazon.ca | Amazon.ca | TrustedTechCanada - (We Track all Product Serials) | Sounds Good Wireless Earbuds | Amazon.ca |
| connectivity tech | Bluetooth | Wireless | Wireless | Bluetooth | bluetooth 5.2 | Wireless |
| headphones form factor | In Ear | In Ear | In Ear | In Ear | In Ear | In Ear |
| connector type | USB Type C | USB Type C | — | wireless | — | — |
| noise control | active noise cancellation | — | — | active noise cancellation | passive noise cancellation | hybrid noise cancellation |
| cable feature | Without Cable | Without Cable | Without Cable | Without Cable | Wireless | Wireless |
| control type | Voice Control | — | Voice Control | Voice Control | Voice Control | — |
| water resistance | — | — | water resistant | water resistant | waterproof | — |
| material | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Silicone Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
| model name | WF1000XM4/S | Truly Wireless In-Ear Headphones | WFLS900N/C | Bose QuietComfort Earphones, 2020 Model, Soapstone | — | Technics True Wireless Noise Canceling Bluetooth Earbuds EAH-AZ60M2 |
Looking for specific info?
Product description
True Wireless Earbuds, Noise-Cancel, Alexa
Product information
| Control Method | Touch |
|---|---|
| Controller Type | Touch |
| Control Type | Voice Control |
| Unit Count | 1.00 count |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 1.4 Ounces |
| UPC | 027242921092 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #57,609 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #3,222 in Stereo Headphones |
| ASIN | B094CLC7WK |
| Customer Reviews |
3.9 out of 5 stars |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Brand | Sony |
| Model Number | WF1000XM4/S |
| Model Name | WF1000XM4/S |
| Built-In Media | Wireless Charging Case |
| Noise Control | Active Noise Cancellation |
|---|
Feedback
| Headphone Folding Features | In Ear |
|---|---|
| Earpiece Shape | Rounded tips |
| Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Style Name | In-ear |
|---|---|
| Colour | Silver |
| Battery Average Life | 8 Hours |
|---|---|
| Battery Charge Time | 1.5 Hours |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |
|---|---|
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
|---|---|
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Antenna Location | Exercising, Traveling |
| Compatible Devices | Bluetooth-enabled devices |
| Cable Features | Without Cable |
| Additional Features | Sweatproof |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
Customer reviews
Reviews with images
Great but...
-
Top reviews
Top reviews from Canada
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
First impressions were bad. So bad that I was right away thinking they need to be returned because I found them unwearable. I could not get a comfortable fit with the foam ear tips that came with it. After messing with them for a while I used the Sony headphone app to test all 3 ear tip sizes and it told me which size was best for each ear. So I then used the app to adjust, test, adjust, test until I got a proper seal according to the app. Every time I put them on I had to do at least 3 adjust until the app said I had a proper seal. But it never felt right ... I heard too much outside noise even with ANC on ... and bass was missing --- both are indications of a poor seal. But it was the best seal I could get with the best fitting tip, and they hurt my ears.
They hurt my skin where the foam pressed and they never seemed to seal quite right. I didn't look forward to using them, and I had to take them out after only about half an hour. So at this point I was sure I would be returning them.
But I had a 10 year old Sony DR-BT160AS wireless headphone so I took the very old and dated tips off them and put them on these XM4 and wow! They were noticeably sealed properly and comfortable! I used the app and they were sealed properly according to the app each time I put them on without any messing around. The bass is noticeably the way the content should be. And the noise isolation was very good even with the ANC off, and of course much better with the ANC on.
I am now quite happy with them. They are comfortable and sound quite good. I can wear them as long as any other comfortable fitting ear buds now that I have gotten rid of those foam things.
I plan to find some silicone tips that are perhaps more modern with better sound capability, but really, they sound quite good with these 10 - 15 year old silicone tips, and the sound isolation is pretty good.
So my suggestion is this:
If you find them uncomfortable, or not really blocking outside noise even though the app says they are sealed, then I would strongly suggest trying silicone tips - preferably from another set of ear buds that you know fit right.
My other advice is you will need to mess with the sound equalizer and bass. They sound quite unimpressive and dull in the default settings. So take the time to adjust the sound to match your preferences. Mine perked up nicely when I added a little "clear bass" to +3 and added some a small boost to 400 and 1k hz.
OK, now about the XM4 ear buds:
- They are extremely accurate so you will hear EVERYTHING in a song. So if you have poor quality MP3 then you will hear that. Years ago I recorded some old albums to MP3 and they were pretty good but vinyl has some pops and snaps, and they sure do stand out on the MX4.
- As you probably read, you can control pause & next song & previous song --- OR --- volume up & volume down. NOT BOTH. Disappointing, and I think an error by Sony to not allow both controls at the same time. My work around is that I have it set to pause & next song & previous song, and I use google assistant to control volume ... and the ear buds hear "hey google" almost every time, so it really is not a problem for me. So now if I want more volume, then I say "hey google" and then "turn volume up" and it works good, but I still a work around on a bad decision by Sony.
- I find "speak to chat" an interesting idea but it is not great. I prefer to pause and turn on ambient sound to chat, and that way it doesn't constantly cut in and out. Interesting concept but I think it needs more work to be practical. The ambient sound turned to highest setting does allow you to talk.
- DSEE Extreme (fix losses due to compressing music) seems to work decent but I do find it tires me a bit, so I am leaving it off for now. Mostly it seems to add too much edge or sharpness. But I am still getting used to these new earbuds, so later I intend to play with it a little more.
Overall, I am very pleased with how they sound. And that, above all else, is the most important thing.
The noise cancellation is amazing. I have used expensive over-ear headphones that don't even come close to the noise cancellation these pair of earphones offer (mainly compared with the Momentum 3 wireless).I truly can't hear ANYTHING when commuting with low-volume music playing. The transparency mode is good, but nothing contests the Airpods pro transparency mode for me. Still great transparency though, I am just a little spoilt. Most things about the build quality also feel good. The hinge on the case is a little squeaky and not that tight feeling, but the earbuds and the rest of the case feel amazing. Nice matte finish, and quality. The case is definitely chunkier than the Airpods pro case but it doesn't bother me. The XM3 case did definitely bother me. The sound quality is great, really clean sounding with a nice bass. Paired with the noise cancellation it is truly next level. Really nice sounding. Much cleaner and balanced than the Pros and the 1000xm3. The controls are good, but since using the pros, I have never preferred touch controls. The pressure sensor on the pros are just unbelievably good. The controls are top-tier compared to other touch sensor buds, though. I've used the galaxy buds Pro as well as the 1000XM3s but these are by far the most responsive and quick. Comfort is great too, they fit in my ear really well and almost never fall off. The pros fit in my ear unbelievably well but these still fit in my ear great and don't get close to falling out. The XM3s never fit well in my ear and would fall out often. The battery life on these is AMAZING, 8 hours of ANC is truly a luxury. I remember, I woke up, put on the buds, and ate lunch, went to the gym, worked out, went to the library, studied, and went back home, and still had 30% remaining battery. I never took off the buds once. This is truly the biggest difference between the pros and these buds. The battery life is so noticeable and amazing
Overall, Sony nailed this. They have everything. Best in class ANC, great comfort, amazing sound, responsive controls, great battery life, great transparency mode, amazing build quality.
+ they look pretty stylish. Subjective though xD
Top reviews from other countries
Fone é Espetacular!
La cancelación de ruido es sorprendente pues te aisla de la gente y un poco de los autos si lo solo llevas la cancelación sin música, se llegan a escuchar los autos un poco pero es muy mínimo lo que se escucha, ten en cuenta que también son un peligro si vas en calles muy transitadas, pues te aislaran de todo si llevas la música con 50 de volumen.
El sonido ambiente es bueno pero no lo suficiente como para decir WOW se escuchan como si no llevará nada, si se escucha obviamente el ambiente pero diría que lo suficientemente bien como para poder escuchar a una persona y autos pero no para captar detalles mínimos.
El sonido es genial, cuando activas 360 reality audio puedes notar la diferencia en una canción normal y 360 reality audio, se escucha como si la música se moviera a tu alrededor y no se quedará estática en un solo lugar, también hay que decir que si uno quiere mejorar su experiencia con los audífonos hay que descargar la aplicación Sony headphones que nos ofrece la posibilidad de usar su ecualizador con distintos modos y hace resaltar aspectos como la voz, instrumentos, etc.
La comodidad, no los recomiendo del todo en ese aspecto pues llegan a doler un poco después de varias horas y eso que yo tengo oreja grande, no quiero imaginar si tendría oreja chica.
La batería, hay que tener en cuenta esto y es que en la página de soy dicen que los audífonos duran 8 horas, claro si duran 8 horas pero solo con cancelación de ruido o sonido ambiente sin música, con música y cancelación de ruido o ambiente solo duran 5 horas con 30 minutos en mi experiencia, puede que algunos tengan otra emperiencia distinta a la mia y por último el estuche ofrece las dos cargas como dicen.
Por recomendación mía diría que cuiden bastante bien el estuche pues si tienen manos sudorosa pues ten por seguro que si te descuidas se te van a caer, no me ha pasado pero he llegado a pensarlo y cuiden las almohadillas, se llegan a desgastar con el tiempo y mi recomendación es que las limpien con algo para que estas les dure aún más.
Reviewed in Mexico on February 20, 2023
La cancelación de ruido es sorprendente pues te aisla de la gente y un poco de los autos si lo solo llevas la cancelación sin música, se llegan a escuchar los autos un poco pero es muy mínimo lo que se escucha, ten en cuenta que también son un peligro si vas en calles muy transitadas, pues te aislaran de todo si llevas la música con 50 de volumen.
El sonido ambiente es bueno pero no lo suficiente como para decir WOW se escuchan como si no llevará nada, si se escucha obviamente el ambiente pero diría que lo suficientemente bien como para poder escuchar a una persona y autos pero no para captar detalles mínimos.
El sonido es genial, cuando activas 360 reality audio puedes notar la diferencia en una canción normal y 360 reality audio, se escucha como si la música se moviera a tu alrededor y no se quedará estática en un solo lugar, también hay que decir que si uno quiere mejorar su experiencia con los audífonos hay que descargar la aplicación Sony headphones que nos ofrece la posibilidad de usar su ecualizador con distintos modos y hace resaltar aspectos como la voz, instrumentos, etc.
La comodidad, no los recomiendo del todo en ese aspecto pues llegan a doler un poco después de varias horas y eso que yo tengo oreja grande, no quiero imaginar si tendría oreja chica.
La batería, hay que tener en cuenta esto y es que en la página de soy dicen que los audífonos duran 8 horas, claro si duran 8 horas pero solo con cancelación de ruido o sonido ambiente sin música, con música y cancelación de ruido o ambiente solo duran 5 horas con 30 minutos en mi experiencia, puede que algunos tengan otra emperiencia distinta a la mia y por último el estuche ofrece las dos cargas como dicen.
Por recomendación mía diría que cuiden bastante bien el estuche pues si tienen manos sudorosa pues ten por seguro que si te descuidas se te van a caer, no me ha pasado pero he llegado a pensarlo y cuiden las almohadillas, se llegan a desgastar con el tiempo y mi recomendación es que las limpien con algo para que estas les dure aún más.
Pros: Fantastic sound quality, comfortable fit (I've forgotten I was wearing them on occasion), magic noise cancelling, long battery life, durable earbuds, easy touch controls, outside noise isn't blocked at all when ANC is off so others are still easily heard and understood, sound profiles with the app are pretty easy to play around with and offer some good customization.
Cons: Foam ear-tips can get really nasty if used at the gym or for extended periods without taking the time to clean them thoroughly, charging case build quality isn't great (creeky plastic and has some give where others are much more solid feeling), possible bluetooth interference from time to time, simultaneous dual device connection isn't really a thing despite the marketing, no tracking method on the case is a bit of a bummer for earbuds this expensive.
I’ll jump into the aspects I disliked since they’re easier to write about.
I’d tried beats before these and while I also liked those (and at their price points, they are quite competitive) I found these to have superior noise cancelling and were a bit more comfortable to wear for extended periods.
I don’t think they’re the most comfortable earbuds I’ve ever used and frankly, if they were any less comfortable I would have returned them and repurchased the beat fit pro’s I’d originally bought and saved a hundred dollars. I did find the Sony pair to be the more comfortable of the two hence why I stuck with them. I think the issue I have with them is that they’re just a bit large and it can be difficult to feel exactly how they’re supposed to sit in your ear. The way you see them pictured isn’t very comfortable for me so I don’t feel like I’m necessarily wearing them “correctly” but they don’t fall out during my gym time and they don’t look like I’m wearing them the wrong way so it’s really just a nitpick. They don’t sit as flush with my ear as I’d have liked. They look fine though in the mirror. I don’t feel self conscious while wearing them in public which I’d worried about when seeing how large they were.
*That could make the difference for you if you like to wear earbuds to get some peace and quiet and get a nap in since they’ll be pushing against your pillow and that’ll get uncomfortable very quickly.
The ear tip pieces are not the typical silicon material you find on nearly every other set of earbuds, they’re like a type of memory foam. I assume they chose this material to help with the noise cancellation and I’m sure it does provide a better seal between your ear and the outside world but in I’m opinion, silicon would have been better. Reason being that they’re very difficult to clean off the earwax inevitably gets on them. I clean my ears often and you’d think I never did if you caught a glimpse of my earbuds. For whatever reason, the wax really sticks to the foam and it’s difficult to remove. I damaged one of the tips trying to clean it, they aren’t the most durable things.
I ended up removing the silicon ear tips from an older pair of earbuds and using them to replace the memory foam tips. I found them to be more comfortable to wear, easier to get a good fit in the ear, and faaaar easier to clean. The degradation of the noise cancellation wasn’t *that* significant. I did flip between the two types of tips a few times to see the difference and it wasn’t much. It’s a personal preference really, I don’t think the tiny loss in noise cancellation outweighs the easier cleaning. **Edit from future me* Good god, please use silicon ear tips. I made the mistake of squeezing a foam ear tip and I discovered that they act just like little sponges where they absorb all the sweat and ear wax that gets near enough. Wiping them down isn't good enough with foam tips.. you have to literally wring them out and wow was that disgusting. That's with *any* foam ear tips though, not specific to these earbuds.
I haven’t really messed around with the equalizer settings all that much. I found a suggested setting on YouTube and tried it out and have since increased the bass some but have left the other settings as they were. It’s pretty easy to change them if you’re into that.
Battery life seems great. They haven’t died on me yet and I’ve used them for several hours in a session before when I’d listen to podcasts or use them at home to game with.
My advice, try the beats pro fit before jumping up to these. Those had great sound quality and noise cancellation but the little silicon but that holds it in your ear became really uncomfortable for me after half an hour or so. If that doesn’t bother you, then you can probably save yourself the hundred dollars and get those instead. I don’t think the improvements in sound quality and noise suppression on the Sony’s is worth another hundred dollars.
But again, these are great earbuds and if you’re willing to spend the money, you’ll get fantastic sound, noise cancellation, and a tolerably comfortable fit. Whether or not that’s worth 50% more for over the competition that has almost the same sound quality is up to you.
***Update*** 1 year and some months later
I still recommend these headphones. A year on and they're still fanastic for me but there are a few small issues that have cropped up that I'm not sure existed earlier on in my use with them. The most annoying of which is that I will periodically just lose the sound while gaming for a period of 10 seconds or so. It sounds a bit like that trope where someone's pretending they're going through a tunnel and losing the signal so I wonder if I'm getting some kind of bluetooth interference from another piece of tech in my apartment building. It's not an issue that ruins the product or anything but on occasion I have gotten frustrated with it enough that I took them out and used my wired headset for the remainder of my game session.
I think another thing to note with these earbuds is that they're easy to drop and the way they fit into the case often means you'll have to pick them back up because you tried to put them in the wrong side. I'm a cluts so naturally have dropped them dozens of times and on hard surfaces but despite that they still work (nearly) flawlessly.
The other issue I have with them is that they're marketed as being capable of being connected to two devices simultaneously when in reality, they're really not. You have to jump through too many hoops for this feature to actually work like it's advertised to. It's not a deal breaker but it does mean that if you use them with multiple devices you'll have an extra step to go through to connect them since they'll often end up paired with the wrong one. Disappointing and inconvenient but again, not a deal breaker. They're still great earbuds.
Solo tengo un pequeño comentario, si bien su sonido no se compara a unos audífonos de estudio, su calidad si es bastante buena, con agudos muy claro, pero si les falta poder a los bajos.
Como comenté, no es sonido de estudio, no busques eso, pero si es el mejor sonido en audífonos inalámbricos y su cancelación de ruido es brutal, en carretera sin exagerar, es como ir sordo, talvez la principio me costó acostumbrarme a su máximo de sonido, porque ya me había acostbrado al fuerte sonido de mis audífonos en casa con amplificador, pero no paso de la semana y ya me había aclimatado.
Por último, tocaré el punto negativo que es algo muy personal, pero que es lo que más tarde en acostumbrarme que es la comodidad, si bien, la caja trae diferentes tamaños de copas, llega a un punto en donde empiezan a irritar y como que sientes que se quieren salir, en definitiva no son cómodos al principio, pero poco a poco te acomodas a ellos y te acostbrado y luego ya ni te acuerdas de ellos, pero si toma más tiempo del que yo hubiera cr ido.
En fin, si lo que buscas es lo mejor en cancelación de ruido y calidad de sonido sin tener todo un aparato de diadema en tu cabeza, simplemente no vas a encontrar nada mejor y si los compras con descuento pfff olvídate.











