Sony WF-1000XM5 earbuds now $279.99

Sony lists a $50.00 saving against its $329.99 original price.

Sony's WF-1000XM5 wireless noise canceling earbuds are listed at $279.99, a $50.00 saving against Sony's listed original price of $329.99. This offer covers the black version in new condition, purchased directly from Sony. The comparison is with the price displayed by Sony, rather than a tracked average across retailers.

THE DEAL

Sony WF-1000XM5 earbuds

$279.99 (Sony listed original $329.99) - Save $50.00

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AvailableBlack, new

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Why This Matters

The Integrated Processor V2 and HD Noise Cancelling Processor QN2e control six microphones across the earbuds. Sony says its real-time noise canceling processing can adapt to the environment and highlights use on airplanes, trains and buses. Polyurethane Noise Isolation Earbud Tips help reduce high-frequency noise and provide a more stable fit.

What You're Getting

High-Resolution Audio Wireless uses LDAC and requires compatible devices. DSEE Extreme upscales compressed music in real time and must be activated in the Sony | Headphones Connect app. Sony lists up to eight hours of battery life, up to 24 hours with the case, and three minutes of charging for up to one hour of listening. Actual performance varies with settings, environmental conditions, storage and usage; battery capacity also degrades over time.

Who This Is For

For commuters and frequent travelers, environmental noise control and a pocketable charging case may suit daily listening. People taking calls in noisy places may value the bone conduction sensors and AI-based voice processing, although carrier service can affect call quality. Multipoint pairing supports switching between two Bluetooth devices, which can help listeners moving between a phone and another device.

Final Verdict

Consider this offer if those features match your listening routine and compatible devices. Check the water-resistance limits before choosing the earbuds for exercise: Sony specifies IPX4 protection against splashing water, excluding the sound conduit, ventilation holes and microphone holes. The charging case is not water resistant. That distinction matters when deciding how you will carry and use the set.