Question 1

Can you charge WF-1000XM3 earbuds in the WF-1000XM3 Case?

Accepted Answer

Using the case is the only way to charge the Sony WF-1000XM3.

Question 2

Can I listen to music with the Sony WF-1000XM3 using one earbud?

Accepted Answer

Yes! You have the option to listen to music with just one earbud since both the left and right buds connect to your device independently. However, if you have already setup the Google Assistant with your WF-1000XM3, only the earbud configured with the assistant can be used during single-bud operation..

Question 3

Why does the right earbud discharge faster than the left with the WF-1000XM3?

Accepted Answer

It's difficult to know exactly why, but it could be because the right earbud is the master and the left is the slave bud, so the right one does more work. It's pretty common for one earbud to drain a little faster than the other across all true wireless earbuds. If the disparity is significant, contact Sony because it could be a faulty battery.

Question 4

Why does wind noise sound loud when using the Sony WF-1000XM3?

Accepted Answer

When using the Sony WF-1000XM3 in windy environments, turn off active noise cancelling or switch to Ambient Sound Control. Doing this prevents wind noise from sounding amplified. You can control the noise cancelling function by tapping on the left touch sensor (if using default settings), or by accessing the controls using the Sony Headphones Connect app.

Question 5

Is it better to use silicone or foam ear tips?

Accepted Answer

Both ear tip materials have their pros and cons. Silicone ear tips are easy to clean and don't cost much to replace if you lose them. On the other hand, foam tips have the advantage of being able to create a better seal, thanks to the material's reduced rigidity compared to silicon, thus providing better isolation. However, foam ear tips are more susceptible wear-and-tear from sweat or dirt buildup.

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