I compared Sony and Bose's most polarizing earbuds on the market - and this model wins big
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I compared Sony and Bose's most polarizing earbuds on the market - and this model wins big
"Sony is expanding its LinkBuds lineup with a welcome open-ear addition, the , and they're the open earbuds I've been waiting for. These latest earbuds build on Sony's developments with its LinkBuds Open, which launched in 2024. I found the LinkBuds Open's form factor uncomfortable and ill-fitting for different ears. Sony solves this problem with the LinkBuds Clip by creating a size-agnostic, universally fitting cushion that attaches to the outer ear, with a speaker positioned next to the ear canal for aware listening."
"If you're well-versed in the world of premium earbuds, you might take one look at Sony's clip-on earbuds and think it's taking notes from Bose's clip-on earbuds, as the two earbuds bear several similarities. For one, they have a similar form factor. Additionally, both companies designed the earbuds to deliver immersive sound while keeping listeners aware of their environments - they're the opposite of noise-canceling earbuds."
Sony expanded the LinkBuds lineup with the LinkBuds Clip, an open-ear design that builds on the LinkBuds Open. The Clip replaces the previous ill-fitting form factor with a size-agnostic, universally fitting cushion that attaches to the outer ear and positions a speaker next to the ear canal for aware listening. The Clip resembles Bose's clip-on design and aims to deliver immersive sound while keeping listeners aware of their surroundings, contrasting with noise-canceling earbuds that isolate users. The LinkBuds Clip retails at $230, emphasizes affordability, and delivers robust, clean sound despite a plasticky case.
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