Best Buy is now listing the recently leaked Sony WF-C700N true wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation as 'coming soon' at a $119.99 price.
in the world, replacing and improving on the cheaper WF-C500 from 2021 in a number of crucial ways.
The IPX4 water resistance rating is also seemingly going unchanged, and the same goes for the fast charging support allowing you to squeeze a good hour of uninterrupted music listening time after a 10-minute charge.
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