Connections
- Sony WF-C710N
- Supports AAC, SBC audio
- Nothing CMF Ear B162
- Supports AAC, LDAC, SBC audio
Earbud comparison
Sony WF-C710N vs CMF Ear B162
Compare sound, battery life, fit, controls and connections.
01Selected  Sony WF-C710N
KSh 14,500In Stock | 02  CMF Ear (A) B162
KSh 13,500In Stock |
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Our quick verdict
The Nothing CMF Ear B162 is the better buy: it has better water and dust protection (IP54) and hi-res Bluetooth audio.
Fit
- Sony WF-C710N
- Ear tips included
- Nothing CMF Ear B162
- Silicone ear tips
Weight
- Sony WF-C710N
- About 38 g
- Nothing CMF Ear B162
- 4.6 g per earbud
Controls
- Sony WF-C710N
- Volume control, Quick Attention
- Nothing CMF Ear B162
- Pinch controls
Noise cancellation
- Sony WF-C710N
- Noise cancellation
- Nothing CMF Ear B162
- Active noise cancellation
Key differences
The main differences to help you choose.
Sony WF-C710N
- Supports AAC, SBC audio.
- Connects to two devices at once.
Nothing CMF Ear B162
- IP54 water and dust resistance (vs IPX4).
- LDAC hi-res Bluetooth codec support.
- Supports AAC, LDAC, SBC audio.
- Hi-Res Audio certified.
What matters most to you?
6 priorities selected.
| Priority | Sony WF-C710N | Nothing CMF Ear B162 |
|---|---|---|
| Fit | Ear tips included | Silicone ear tips |
| Weight | About 38 g | 4.6 g per earbud |
| Battery life | Up to 8.5 hours per charge | Up to 9.5 hours earbuds and 42.5 hours total with ANC off |
| Two devices | Stays connected to two devices | Stays connected to two devices |
| Controls | Volume control, Quick Attention | Pinch controls |
| Noise cancellation | Noise cancellation for listening | Active noise cancellation |
| Connections | Bluetooth 5.3 | Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Water resistance | IPX4 water and dust resistance | IP54 water and dust resistance |
| Charging port | USB-C | USB-C (case) |
| Drivers | 0.2" | 11mm dynamic driver |
| App support | Sony / Sound Connect | Nothing X |
| Transparency / ambient mode | Ambient Sound Mode, Ambient Sound, Quick Attention | Yes |
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Detailed comparison
Explore the full specifications, section by section.
These products have the same published specifications.
Similarities
- Both have active noise cancellation.
- Both have an ambient mode to hear your surroundings.
- Both charge over USB-C.
- Both have built-in microphones for calls.
- Both connect over Bluetooth.
- Both use In-ear design uses sealing ear tips.
In summary
The Nothing CMF Ear B162 is the better buy for almost everyone, with better water and dust protection and hi-res Bluetooth audio.
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