WF-C510 Truly Wireless Earbuds

The Sony WF-C510 wireless earbuds have completely exceeded my expectations. These earbuds provide an impressive combination of sound quality, comfort, and reliability, all packed into a sleek and portable design.The Sony WF-C510 earbuds arrived neatly packaged, and I was immediately impressed with how lightweight and compact they are. The case is small and fits easily in my pocket, making it ideal for travel or everyday use. The earbuds themselves have a simple, modern design, and they feel comfortable in the ear right from the start.The WF-C510 is designed to be ultra-comfortable, and they deliver on that promise. The earbuds come with multiple earbud sizes to ensure a perfect fit, providing a secure seal and excellent passive noise isolation. Even after long listening sessions, they stay in place comfortably.The earbuds offer IPX4 water resistance, which makes them suitable for workouts, rainy days, or even light splashes, though I wouldn’t recommend full submersion. The controls on the earbuds are intuitive and easy to use, allowing you to manage music, calls, and volume with a simple press.The sound quality of the Sony WF-C510 is fantastic. The bass is rich without being overpowering, and the mids and highs are clear and crisp. Whether I’m listening to music, podcasts, or taking calls, the audio quality is impressive. The earbuds also feature a good microphone for hands-free calls, and my voice comes through clearly during conversations.The battery life is another standout feature. I get up to 10 hours of playtime on a single charge, and the charging case extends this even further, giving you plenty of hours to enjoy your music or take calls. The case itself charges quickly, ensuring you won’t be waiting long to top up the battery.Pros:Comfortable and secure fit with multiple earbud sizes.Excellent sound quality with clear bass and crisp highs.IPX4 water resistance makes them great for workouts and outdoor use.Long battery life with up to 10 hours of playtime on a single charge.Simple touch controls for music, calls, and volume adjustments.Lightweight and portable design that’s easy to carry.Cons:No active noise cancellation (ANC), though passive noise isolation is decent.The Sony WF-C510 offers excellent value for money, especially for anyone looking for quality wireless earbuds without breaking the bank. You get premium sound, comfort, and a reliable battery life in a well-built package at an affordable price.These earbuds are perfect for anyone who wants high-quality wireless audio on the go. Whether you’re a fitness enthusiast, someone who enjoys listening to music or podcasts during your commute, or just looking for a solid set of earbuds for casual use, the Sony WF-C510 won’t disappoint.Overall, I highly recommend the Sony WF-C510 wireless earbuds. They offer a perfect balance of sound quality, comfort, and durability, making them an excellent choice for everyday listening and active use. If you’re looking for reliable and affordable earbuds, these are definitely worth considering!

Excellent product. Hearing is so clear, battery lasts ages, tight in ears not falling), have been using for training, soaking in sweat every day, no issues at all. I have been using it for approx a year.

I've not used Bluetooth earbuds before and so I wasn't quite sure what to expect. I have AKG K702 open back headphones and a decent DAC / headphone amp and so I know what reasonably good audio sounds like, and I also knew that a cheap pair of wireless buds wouldn't sound anything like that setup. However, my initial impression was that these WF-C510s were really, really bad. The audio sounded very compressed, as if played down a phone line, or like the small Benkson transistor radio I got for Christmas 1976.I installed the Sony Sound Connect app on my phone and using some articles about appropriate equaliser settings I found online, I boosted the bass and upper treble frequencies and reduced the mid-range a little. This helped, but music still sounded compressed, thin and distant. I wondered if this was just how Bluetooth is, because after all it uses compression, so was this the best I could expect? Then I noticed that if I pushed the earbuds a little further into my ear and held them there, the sense of compression reduced significantly and the audio became fuller and more satisfying.Clearly I couldn't walk around holding the buds in place with my fingers, so I swapped from the medium sized tips to the smallest ones and played around with fitting them so they would stay in place a little further into my ear canals. This has transformed the way they sound and I'm now very happy - they are obviously not nearly in the same league as the K702 and DAC (which together cost more 6 or 7 times as much as the C510s), but for £39 I think they are great.TL;DR version - you will need to fiddle around with the fit and the equaliser settings to make these sound anything like acceptable.

I got these to replace an 8 year old set that have finally failed to retain battery.for such an affordable set these really are a great purchase.They came with a charging case and were partly charged to I could set them up ad try them right away.Setting up their app and pairing them was a breeze and usage has been very easy.The sound quality is really solid, whether it's music or podcasts it's clear and sounds great.Overall a good purchase, very happy with them.

Good value and quality, Truly amazing headphones for the price, very responsive with app. So many options on app to customise the sound settings.Works well for indoors cross trainer, noise cancellation in team meetings etc.. pretty much high quality for great price.Only missing option is, doesnot have charging status on the case, but have light indicates charging, also can check the how much charged in app when connected. However Its gonna be about11 hours in single charge, so works well for me..

It's fine. The sound is okay, well balanced but a touch flat. The comfort is also okay, they don't fit as snugly as a rival brand these have just replaced, but equally they aren't falling out my ears all the time and neither are they uncomfortable. The case is made of shiny plastic which makes it slidy and very easy to drop. This will no doubt ultimately end up shortening their life and overall the case feels surprisingly cheap. Inside the case it is magnetised, which is great. Battery is fine. The voice clarity on the mic when making a call is actually very good which was a nice bonus.

My usual brand is the Soundcore earbuds but after a couple of pairs failed on me, I decided to find an alternative and the price point on these are fantastic. I usually struggle with the fit on earbuds but these are perfect and comfortable for long uses. I appreciate that they have a physical button rather than touch feedback as my annoyance with other earbuds is activating something by touching the buds to readjust them. The charging case is smaller and easy to carry than alternative earbuds at this price point. 5* all round

Had these for a couple of months now and I've found them to be OK, but not brilliant.I was initially optimistic due to the rave reviews they were getting across the board. For some context going forward, my previous earphones were Galaxy buds.The Sony earbuds fit well enough in the ears, and come with a few different sizes to suit different ear sizes.Audio quality is fine for the price, but if you're used to a more premium brand earphone, then you may find these lacking. There is an ever present tinniness that rattles in the background. It's not so noticable with music but for calls or audiobooks its definitely there.I found the controls to be quite unintuitive but will get used to them I suppose.One of the biggest negatives for me is the connection often drops out. Though it is only for a second, when you're walking for half an hour and every couple of minutes they lose connection, it can become frustrating to keep listening to the beeping of reconnection.Ultimately, these are a good budget earphone, but if you're used to phone brands own earphones, or other slightly more premium ones, you may be disappointed.Update: After a couple of months they stopped charging.

Excellent

Fantastic value for money. This is my second pair in 6 months, my son adopted the first pair after his no-name Chinese ones broke down. I got these mainly for remote working, but the sound quality listening to music with a high fidelity playback BT codec under Linux is surprisingly good. The earbuds seal out a lot of sound, I don't feel the need for the noise cancelling version. Battery life is great.

Fantastisch!!!Schade, dass ich diese Earbuds nicht früher entdeckt habe.Sie machen für den Preis einen sehr wertigen Eindruck, der Sound ist ok, aber vor allem heben sie sich durch folgende Faktoren von der China-Wegwerfkonkurrenz ab:+ Das Ladecase ist überdurchschnittlich klein und handlich. Und trotzdem hält das Case die Ladung extrem gut. Ich konnte trotz - auf dem Papier - kürzerer Gesamtspieldauer bereits viel mehr aus Case und Earbuds herausholen, als bei meinen vorherigen Anker Soundcore mit angeblich 40h Spieldauer.+ Die haptischen Tasten lassen sich auch ohne spezielle Handschuhe, im Skihelm, unter einer Mütze,.... also eigentlich immer super bedienen. Der Druckpunkt ist so, dass man dabei die Buds nicht zwangsläufig tiefer in den Gehörgang drückt.+ Sie fühlen sich bequemer an, als Buds mit Ohrmuschelflügeln. Erst war ich skeptisch, ob sie beim Sport gleich gut im Ohr halten, aber mittlerweile sehe ich das Fehlen ebensolcher als Vorteil an: Ohrmuschelflossen leiern mit der Zeit aus und können Druckschmerzen erzeugen. Die Sony Earbuds wiederum sind so leicht und passgenau, dass sie ohne derartige Sollbruchstellen auskommen.+ Die kostenlose App zum Customizen der Earbuds tut, was sie soll.+ Die Verpackung kommt komplett ohne Kunststoff aus. Nice! Made in Vietnam, auch schön. Japanischer Konzern - ist mir auch lieber, als die Chinesen 🙏🏻Man könnte eventuell das fehlende USB Ladekabel bekriteln. Davon habe ich aber dank reihenweise defekter China Earbuds mehr als genug zu Hause herumliegen.Gerne wieder Sony!

🎉🎉 amici e amiche, eccomi qua! 🎉🎉Per le esigenze di mio figlio, ho deciso di regalarli un paio di auricolari che, pur non costando un patrimonio, potessero garantirgli un ascolto fluido, una comoda vestibilità e soprattutto una discreta autonomiaCredo che questo modello di attacco della Sony soddisfi tutti e tre i requisiti.Le WF-C510 si posizionano dunque nella fascia medio-bassa di mercato ma non hanno nulla da invidiare a concorrenti più importanti.La qualità costruttiva unita all’audio pulito e con bassi profondi sia in ricezione sia in chiamata, rendono questi in-ear perfette per il lavoro e l’ascolto di musica.Hanno superato i testi di ascolto di mio figlio, anche in condizioni di forti rumori ambientali (vento, voci, ecc)Discreto bilanciamento dei bassi, medi e degli alti; non ho trovato un software specifico di gestione della Sony per queste cuffie, ma si parte comunque da una profondità di bassi buona in ogni situazione.Sono certificazione IPX4 per poterle adoperare, moderatamente, anche sotto la pioggia o in palestraPresenza di una interfaccia touch di tipo capacitivo su entrambi gli auricolari per controllare i contenuto o le funzioni audio il feedback tattile è superlativo.È presente la modalità di ricarica wireless integrata che garantisce.Batteria con una buona durata: le cuffie hanno un’autonomia di circa 10 ore effettive più la possibilità di un’altra ricarica integrale per un totale di 20 ore effettive di autonomia complessiva.Va migliorata l’ergonomia dei padiglioni in quanto gli auricolari tendono a scivolare dalle orecchie più piccole. Non ho trovato i classici gommini di diverse misure di adattamento.Nel complesso, se consideriamo il periodo di sconto, la qualità delle cuffie è superlativa ad un prezzo davvero conveniente.

First pair I got worked well, but I lost them. Second pair I got constantly reconnect with my phone while it's in the case and also is having difficulty charging now. I managed to get them both on a cheaper deal I believe the first pair was the best deal maybe $40... Now I have to look elsewhere cuz there's no way I'm buying these for $75 if they can't be trusted. Don't raise prices when they become faulty that doesn't make sense