If these feature the same noise-cancellation chip as the Sony 1000XM4 buds for under $100, they'll be amazing.
true wireless buds, pictured above, with the all-new model adding active noise cancellation.
The filing also reveals a different sized 7x3x2cm battery will be installed, raising hopes that the new model could have an increased capacity running beyond the 10 hours offered by the WF-C500 – though noise cancellation uses a lot of power, so it might just be necessary to combat that increased energy use.
The report comes after a schematic was leaked last year showing that a WF-C500 successor was on its way, and would maintain the same look as its predecessor, with the same black, green, violet and white color options set to be offered.
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