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Used Very Good Sony WF-1000XM3 Truly Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones with Mic - £53.10 - Sold by Amazon Warehouse / Fulfilled by Amazon
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WF-1000XM3 Black, USB Type-C&trade, cable (Approx.20cm), Triple Comfort Earbuds S, M, L × 2
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- Industry-leading noise cancellation* to block out unnecessary ambient noise (*As of June 1st 2019. According to research by Sony Corporation, measured using JEITA-compliant guidelines in Truly Wireless style noise cancelling headphones market)
- Up to 8H battery life per single charge + additional 3 charges from carrying case
- Stable Bluetooth connection
- Ergonomic Tri-hold Structure for secure fitting
- Alexa built-in devices let you instantly connect to Alexa to play music, control your smart home, get information, news, weather, and more using just your voice.
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WF-1000XM3 Black, USB Type-C&trade, cable (Approx.20cm), Triple Comfort Earbuds S, M, L × 2
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Edited by a community support team member, 11 March 2023
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sorted bySee the official chart from Sony: sony.co.uk/ele…317
DSEE is an interesting technology which upscales low quality music tracks in real time. But if, like me, you don't listen to anything below 256kbps or stream from Spotify YT music, Apple or Deezer you shouldn't notice a difference.
Especially important with aging batteries
This is a PSA post for everyone. As I said I received my two "Like New" units but they would not pair and no blue lights. The symptoms were that they would glow red in the charging case but, crucially, the lights on the earbuds were basically flickering.
I am an electronic engineer myself so was not happy to just return these as I had a sneaking suspicion this was a small issue. I have taken my earbuds apart and figured out the issue. The issue is basically that the battery inside has dropped below the cutoff voltage, in my case 7mV. What this means in practice is that the case/earbud cannot charge the batteries as to it it thinks the batteries are not connected (0V).
To fix:
- Take apart the earbud. You can use your fingernail to pry off the cover.
- Below you will see two screws. Remove these screws.
- Take off the black piece of plastic. The battery is connected to this.
- Get an AA battery. Touch the positive of the AA to the bottom of the ear bud battery. This is the side that touches the circuit board in the ear bud.
- Get a piece of wire and touch it against the negative of the AA and the TOP of the ear bud battery.
- Hold this for a couple of minutes.
- Put the battery back into the ear bud. Screw down the screws.
- Place the earbud into the charging case. The red light should come on and be solid instead of flickering.
- This now means the unit is charging the battery.
- Let it charge for an hour or more.
If you have a multimeter, test the voltage of the earbud battery initially - it should at close to 0V.
Once the battery in the earbud goes over roughly 3V the earbud will become alive. You can check this because once you remove the earbud from the case it will instantly start flashing blue.
I believe this issue is 90% of all the issues and virtually none of these earbuds have anything defective apart from an overly discharged battery.
Best of luck to everyone! (edited)
Unlike Airpods, these aren't necessarily throw away items after battery failure. I got a refurbished beige pair last year from another dealer (a deal off here, where else!) for about the same price. Seriously decent, full bodied sound and they actually multi-pair with EIGHT Bluetooth devices simultaneously.
My cheap MPOW ones do and I can't imagine being without it.
Gone through Sony's help page on this, but this doesn't look good - any ideas from anyone/do any of these work?
They could have been in a warehouse for ages and just be properly not charged/dead in my case
sony.com/ele…569
All in good condition though battery dead.
Took a while to sync, but eventually just came up on my phone, which is a Sony Xperia so I may have just been lucky with that!
Both earphones working which sounds better than most, but they keep dropping out, with the sound quality or eq seemingly changing. Not sure if they're faulty or if I'm doing something wrong or need to set that up but it's frustrating already so they may well have to go back which is really disappointing.
Good price if you take a punt and they are customer returns and you are happy with small comsetic damage though (edited)
amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
Needed to buy new ear foam buds which are cheap on Amazon as quite a few missing. Since then never fell out. They are a little bulky but after a while got used to them.
At this price can't go wrong. Or wait for the newer one to fall in price