Sony LinkBuds Fit Review: One of the MOST COMFORTABLE Earbuds Ever!

[@SoundGuys]

What do you think of the Sony LinkBuds Fit? Let us know in the comments! 🛒 Buy the Sony LinkBuds Fit at Amazon: [amzn.to/3Om9rZd 🧐Read our full review (See full lab results & Mic Samples): www.soundguys.com/sony-linkbuds-fit-review-127506/ [Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.]

[@NumbahEleven]

Appreciate your teams reviews

[@BmW13294]

But how do they compare to the Google pixel buds??

[@Pudgekins124]

Good for sleep? Also how do they compare to the Linkbuds S?

[@MML66]

It may seem like a simple matter, but ear tips are a deal breaker, for me, if you own an IEM set and dozens of high-quality tips in different sizes, shapes, and materials, and for the occasion, you cannot benefit from them either. More importantly, they will last if you take them apart every week to clean them, or even less than A week of cleaning will not last for a month. This is why the best items that Nozel has are the best

[@jemeljsh]

These are awesome. My Beats Fit Pro just broke again (the wing tip torn apart) and I was looking for something new with up to date codecs, Bluetooth version, etc. and came across these. These are super comfy and the fit is so soft that it almost seems that you have no earbuds especially once you find the correct ear tip for your size of ear canal. The ANC is much softer vs the one on Beats Fit Pro but I really like the way its implemented - you hear a lot of surrounding sounds but then again the song you listen to does not suffer so to say, love it! Love the feature of auto pause + transparency mode as soon as I start talking, which can be adjusted to various length and sensitivity. Sound wise its like day n nights vs beats fit pro especially with the available EQ settings.

[@micheleiacopoizzi7832]

Thanks for the review! How do they compare to other compact buds as the pixel pro 2 for people with small ears?

[@NegyedMisi]

Unfortunately gesture controls are not ideal. Continuous tapping for volume up and down is frustrating. I just cannot get them right and using 1 bud only you lose either of them. Also, by using 1 bud only you lose the control assigned to the right of left bud - like ANC toggle. This is so annoying, it is kinda of a show stopper for me.

[@krai4850]

how do they compare to linkbud s

[@FirmBelieversFtL]

I have one ear canal slightly smaller, will these work, ok?

[@drewbrewit]

Did you say they have auracast? I have mine and looked in app but don't see that feature.

[@NegyedMisi]

You have to switch the buds to LE Audio mode. You have to disable sound priority and then connection priority. Then you may have to completely repair the buds to your phone. Then LE Audio is available. (you lose LDAC, multipoint and spatial audio with that) You can then search casts in the nearby or just start casting if your phone support it. The sound is incredibly sharp in my opinion but you lose the above feature, to be honest.

[@drewbrewit]

Wow. I'll have to try that. Thanks

[@Ravens____8LJ]

My Xm5s suspiciously don't have that near-ear tapping feature.

[@NumbahEleven]

They were released 2 years ago. Sony probably was just finally able to master these controls recently. My linkbuds s don’t have those controls either. I’m willing to put money down that the xm6s will have these controls

[@jhova6542]

I need comfort and will stay in my ear without falling out. Which one should I buy?

[@SoundGuys]

Honestly, the LinkBuds Fit are a great buy if you want a comfortable and secure fit. If you have smaller ears, the JLab Jbuds Mini are great and inexpensive. The Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 are also very comfortable and more feature-packed, especially if you're rocking a Pixel phone. Hope this helps. Happy listening! -Harley

[@Mart-Bro]

@@SoundGuys That's a super helpful response, thanks

[@mutchlouis9707]

I have a headache because of the Wf 1000XM5 ANC. Does this have the same problem as well? There is no ventilation like the airpods have. The pressure build up eventually hurts and causes aches and dizziness…

[@rikkidgermano9640]

What?! 😂😂 I had the WF-1000XM5s and replaced them with the LinkBuds Fit and never ran into such problems. The airpods are okay but you cannot adjust the sound because there is no app where you can do that! That is why I do not like Apple headphones in general. You are stuck with the sound they see fit.

[@mutchlouis9707]

@ Airpods are not competing with sound they compete with usability. They are entry level hearing devices, trackers and health assistance especially after this winter updates which the other earbuds lacks. They just produce good sound and that’s about it.. I have the jlabs epic labs, sonys and the airpods and by far airpods have maintained their value if not gone up because of the updates and usefulness on the existing tech that the consumer owns with the same device with just a software up date ofc they are the most flat sounding earbuds out there… no doubt about it…

[@esincho]

ANC and the controls are garbage. I wanted to love em

[@Fredo.heavyy]

Bose Quiet Comfort Gen 2 > Sony Link Buds Fit

[@deykno87]

Too bad anc sucks, Sony always misses on some category

[@omkar7811]

The main issue with these earbuds is that they don't fit me well. I prefer small earbuds that are comfortable enough to sleep with. I tried using my friend's linkbuds fit for a week, but they felt uncomfortable, possibly because my ear canals are too small.

[@jacobknowsitall2098]

Any recommendations?

[@omkar7811]

@jacobknowsitall2098 It depends on your use case. I use Final ZE3000, which I think are highly underrated, they sound amazing but aren’t ideal for sleeping. For that, I recommend the Soundcore Sleep A20. They’re comfortable, sound great once tuned, and I’ve never regretted buying them.

[@KoenMiseur]

My ear canals are also very narrow bur these fit me well, I just think you don't get that these are NOT in-ears like the normal Linkbuds (I have those to), these shouldn't go in the ear canal but stay in front of it (like the reviewer even said). They do feel that they could fall out but theh wont, I have ran with them and they didn't move.

[@omkar7811]

​@@KoenMiseurI agree with your opinion, but they’re not for me. They hurt my cavum and tragus so much that I had to take them off in the middle of the night. I’ve been using the Soundcore A20, which fits me better for sleeping, but I miss the sound quality of my LinkBuds. Now, I just use the LinkBuds during workouts. Edit: Am using the Linkbuds Fit btw. Yes, I bought them after using my friends earbuds lol

[@omkar7811]

@@jacobknowsitall2098 Sleep: Soundcore A20 Sound Quality: Linkbuds Fit

[@SibTiger33]

They are great but anc is awful

[@lavatr8322]

$200 😮 not for me

[@jjbr77]

Yea I feel you on that, I already own a pair of xm4 buds that are really nice but not as comfortable as these Linkbuds are in the review. I just want to TRY them!

[@mac001texas]

So this is a shill review?

[@Pudgekins124]

Heh

[@JensMüller33]

Bro your neckline is way too high

[@Blu3_777]

As soon as you compared the ANC to a semi-in design bud I stopped watching smh

[@SibTiger33]

Awful control system and poor anc. Nothing to see here.

[@marianadamelio]

Thank you for your honest review. I want earbuds that are compatible with Android phone, comfortable to sleep with, secure enough to use them for low impact exercise, more than good anc, and they must last at least 6 hours with the anc on, cause I need to use them for work too