Sony’s WF-C510 sit in the brand’s entry-level true wireless range, pitched against affordable buds from Jabra, Anker and JBL. The focus here is comfort and everyday listening rather than audiophile tweaks: a compact, lightweight fit for commuting, calls and casual workouts, backed by Sony’s familiar sound processing.
Who are the WF-C510 best for?
If you want small earbuds that don’t feel bulky after an hour, these are aimed squarely at you. Sony’s DSEE upscaling is useful if you stream a lot of compressed music, helping tracks sound a touch fuller. Bluetooth multipoint support matters in real life too, letting you stay connected to a phone and laptop without constantly re-pairing.
- Compact, lightweight build – better for smaller ears and long sessions
- DSEE audio processing – can add a bit of polish to lower-quality streams
- Multipoint Bluetooth – smoother switching between work and personal devices
