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Sony white wireless earbuds

Sony white wireless earbuds
Jordan Lee — Fragrance & Lifestyle Products Editor

Fragrance and lifestyle products editor covering perfume, personal-care devices, compact electronics, smart wearables, and practical leisure accessories, with a focus on functionality, specifications, everyday usability, and value. · Updated 2026-09-26

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Quick verdict

These are open-ear hook earbuds in a lightweight, awareness-style design: buyers of the matching Soaiy GD61 line praise the light feel, stable hook, and refined finish. The listing title says Sony while the spec sheet lists brand: Soaiy, so confirm the actual brand with the seller before ordering.

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$36.57 USD $42.03

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Pros

  • · Buyers describe the build as noticeably more refined than cheap sub-100-yuan open-ear earbuds, with a good finish in hand.
  • · Owner reports put each earbud around 4.9 g — comfortable for hours and stable during running and jump-rope.
  • · Buyers report roughly 6 hours of continuous single-earbud listening per charge, with the case extending total playtime.
  • · Buyers of the white colorway call it pretty and stylish for running wear.

Cons

  • · One buyer reported an earbud stopped charging after about a year and said the seller refused the advertised one-year warranty; this listing also promises 12 months.
  • · Buyers note the open, non-sealing design gives weaker bass and little isolation on the subway or street.
  • · A reviewer reported noticeable audio lag when gaming.
  • · The listing title says Sony while the catalog spec lists brand: Soaiy, so the actual brand needs verifying before purchase.
  • · Catalog states the earbuds do not support simultaneous connection to two phones.

Fit notes

On the matching GD61 model, one buyer reported the ear-hook runs small for larger men's ears. The hook is fixed on a public mold, so there is no size range to choose; larger ears should treat fit as something to check before committing.

Buy if

You want light ear-hook earbuds for running, jump-rope, or awareness listening where you still hear your surroundings, and you're willing to confirm the brand and warranty terms with the seller first.

Skip if

You want sealed isolation on transit, bass-forward music, or low-latency gaming, or you need two-phone simultaneous connection — and if the Sony/Soaiy brand question is a dealbreaker, wait until the seller clarifies.

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Buying FAQ

Common questions

Is this actually a Sony product?⌄

The listing title says Sony, but the catalog spec lists brand:Soaiy, and buyers of the matching ear-hook model note the brand is Soaiy, easily confused with Sony and Sony Ericsson. Confirm the brand with the seller before ordering.

How long does the battery last?⌄

The spec sheet lists 4–8 hours, and buyers of the matching GD61 model report around 6 hours of continuous single-earbud use per charge, with the case extending total playtime.

Will they stay in during running?⌄

Owners of the matching model report the roughly 4.9 g ear-hook stays put during running and jump-rope. One buyer with larger ears found the hook slightly small, so treat fit as the thing to check.

Are they good for the subway or gaming?⌄

Buyers note the open design gives little isolation and weaker bass, so it suits awareness listening rather than noisy commutes; a reviewer also reported noticeable audio lag in games.

Can they connect to two phones at once?⌄

No — the catalog states the earbuds do not support simultaneous connection to two phones.

Evidence

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color · pro · 45% confidence

Buyers of the white/oil-paint-white GD61 colorway praise the appearance, describing it as pretty and stylish for running wear.

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durability · con · 60% confidence

A GD61 buyer complained that one earbud stopped charging after roughly a year of use with no drop or water damage, and that the seller refused to honor the advertised one-year warranty — relevant since this listing also promises a 12-month warranty.

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other · pro · 70% confidence

GD61 owners widely report the open ear-hook is very light (~4.9 g per earbud), comfortable for hours of wear, and stays put during running and jump-rope — a good match for the ear-hook design described in this listing.

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other · con · 45% confidence

A GD61 reviewer reported noticeable audio lag when gaming, calling it unsuitable for games.

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other · mixed · 50% confidence

Buyers note the brand on these ear-hook earbuds is Soaiy (索爱), which is easily confused with "Sony"/Sony Ericsson — the listing title here says Sony while the catalog spec lists 品牌:索爱, so the actual brand should be verified before purchase.

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other · pro · 50% confidence

GD61 buyers consistently report the battery lasting well past what the spec sheet promises — around 6 hours of continuous single-earbud use per charge, with the case extending total playtime.

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quality · pro · 55% confidence

Multiple GD61 buyer reviews describe the build as noticeably more refined than cheap sub-100-yuan open-ear earbuds and praise the finish and feel in hand.

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quality · con · 65% confidence

Buyers on the GD61 line note the open, non-sealing design gives weaker bass than in-ear earbuds and offers little isolation on the subway or street — so it is best treated as a low-ambient/awareness earbud rather than a music-critical one.

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