Last year, Sony launched the WH-XB910N headphones with aggressive bass, decent noise cancellation, and an attractive price tag. They are not quite as premium as the company’s WH-1000XM5 headsets but are great for bass heads. The Japanese firm is also rumored to be working on the successor of the WH-XB910N. And today, a new report has shared the headphones’ design renders, color options, and even specifications. Here are the details.

OnLeaks, in collaboration with 91Mobiles, has shared the design renders of Sony WH-XB910N’s Successor in multiple colors. As can be seen in the images, the headphones look quite a bit like the last year’s models. However, there are a few notable changes. For instance, the touch controls appear to have been replaced by physical buttons. There’s also a grille on the surface of the headphones, likely to enable ANC (Active noise cancellation).

Sony WH-XB910N’s follow-up is pictured in blue, white, and black colors.  The headphones are tipped to get DSEE (Digital Sound Enhancement Engine), a technology developed by Sony to enhance the sound quality of compressed audio files. It will also have Bass Boost via a companion app for a better audio experience. In addition, the report suggests the upcoming hearables will use the V1 Chip to improve the noise cancellation performance. The headphones are said to offer a playback time of 35 hours with ANC enabled.

Further, the audio device could support a quick charge system to provide 1 hour of listening time with just 3 minutes of charge. The Sony headphones are said to support multi-point connectivity that will allow you to connect multiple devices to the same pair simultaneously.

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