Sony India has launched the WH-CH520 headphone. It is specially designed for long-term use. 60 hours of battery backup is available with the Sony WH-CH520 wireless headphones. In this, special features have been given for better calling. The Sony WH-CH520 is equipped with Digital Sound Enhancement Engine (DSEE).
The Sony WH-CH520 has great battery life. Up to 35 hours of battery life with noise canceling and up to 50 hours without noise canceling with quick charging. 3 minutes charge will give up to 1 hour of playback. Dual connectivity is also available in it, so you can use the WH-CH520 by connecting it to two devices simultaneously.
You also get an equalizer with the Headphones Connect app. You can also customize the EQ. The on-ear headphones feature an adjustable headband with padding, soft earpads, and a lightweight design so you can find the perfect fit and stay comfortable for long periods.
With the Sony WH-CH520, the company has claimed better calling. A beamforming microphone with precise voice pickup technology in it catches your voice more clearly and accurately. It also comes with fast pairing. It also has 360 Reality Audio compatibility.
The Sony WH-CH520 will be available in India from 11 April 2023 across Sony retail stores (Sony Center and Sony Exclusive), www.ShopatSC.com portal, leading electronic stores, and other e-commerce websites. Its price has been kept at Rs 4,490.
A list of 53 officers, including 29 women officers of various ranks, has been released on Wednesd
The Government of India has rejected the claim of private weather agency Skymet Weather. On Monda
The monsoon has begun to withdraw from North India. For the past few days, several states, includ
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting with Ukraine President Volodimir Jailonsky
An exciting match was played in the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2023 on Tuesday, in which Himachal Prades
Dense fog blanketed most of North India on Monday, severely disrupting traffic in the National Ca
Sasural Simar Ka Actress Dipika Kakar Welcomes A Baby: 'Sasural Simar Ka' actress Deepika Kakkar
Breathing air in Delhi-NCR has become a luxury. A recent study by consumer research firm Smytten
Pakistan's Home Minister and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) President Mohsin Naqvi has been in the n
Confusion is on the rise regarding the bodies of those killed in the Bahanga train accident. BMC
