Sony Launches WH-1000XM4C Headphones Alongside Two Budget-Friendly Models

Sony has expanded its audio lineup with the release of the WH-1000XM4C, a second-generation update to its popular flagship headphones, priced at $299.99. Designed to bridge the gap between older models and current premium flagships, the XM4C features an upgraded 10-band equalizer and a gaming preset while retaining the classic QN1 processor. Alongside this launch, Sony introduced two budget-friendly options: the WH-CH730N, a $179.99 mid-range model offering 50 hours of battery life and active noise cancellation, and the entry-level WH-CH530, priced at $69.99, which now includes AI-enhanced microphone noise reduction. These new releases, some of which feature limited-edition Hello Kitty designs, are part of Sony's strategy to cater to diverse market segments. The new headphones are available now or later this fall through major retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, and Sony's official website.
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