Sony’s New LinkBuds Clip Have Bone Conduction Calling and Nine-Hour Battery Life

Sony has introduced its latest wireless earbuds, the Sony LinkBuds Clip, featuring a clip-on design that allows users to listen to audio while remaining aware of their surroundings.

Sony stated that the clip-style form factor is designed to provide a comfortable and stable fit for various ear types. The earbuds include removable Fitting Cushions and are intended for extended, all-day comfortable use. Color options include black, greige, green, and lavender.

Audio Modes and Call Features

The LinkBuds Clip offers three listening modes: Standard, Voice Boost, and Sound Leakage Reduction. Through the companion app, users can access a ten-band equalizer to fine-tune audio output.

For calls, Sony said the earbuds deliver clear voice quality using a bone conduction sensor to capture speech, combined with an AI-based noise reduction system to minimize background sounds.

Battery Life and Connectivity

The earbuds provide up to nine hours of playback on a single charge, with total battery life reaching up to 37 hours when used with the charging case. A quick-charge feature delivers up to one hour of playback from a three-minute charge.

The LinkBuds Clip carry an IPX4 rating for splash resistance and support Multipoint connectivity, allowing users to connect to multiple devices simultaneously.

Pricing and Availability

The Sony LinkBuds Clip is now available in the US for $229.99. Sony also sells clip case covers and replacement Fitting Cushions separately for $24.99 through its official store.