Sony Middle East and Africa, Modern Home introduce next evolution of noise cancelling with WH-1000XM6 in Qatar
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Sony Middle East and Africa, the leading consumer electronics brand, alongside Modern Home, its strategic and exclusive partner in Qatar, announced the release of the WH-1000XM6 wireless noise cancelling headphones—the latest edition of its award-winning 1000X series that set a new standard for premium audio and personal listening experiences.
Building on the legacy of the 1000X series, this latest model combines premium sound with the best noise cancelling in a seamless design to create an unparalleled audio solution for music lovers, fashionistas, travellers and professionals alike.
The new WH-1000XM6 wireless noise cancelling headphones will be available soon at Modern Home in Al Maha Centre on Salwa Road and Fnac stores in Lagoona Mall, Doha Festival City, and Place Vendôme, in addition to other major retailers in town.
The next evolution in noise cancellation
Powered by an advanced processor and an adaptive microphone system, noise cancelling is optimised in real-time on the WH-1000XM6 so your world stays undisturbed and your sound stays pure. With processor speeds seven times faster than its predecessor, the HD Noise Cancelling Processor QN3 fine-tunes 12 microphones, which is 1.5 times more than its precursor the WH-1000XM5, in real-time, delivering a dramatic leap in noise cancelling and sound quality. The precise detection of the twelve optimally placed microphones allows the noise cancellation to adapt more precisely to fit you and your environment. Whether you are looking to block out noise on a busy commute or stay focused in the office, your sound experience will be seamless and powerful.
Sony's new Adaptive NC Optimiser delivers unmatched noise cancelling precision – adjusting to any form of external noise and air pressure. Plus, the specially designed driver unit is optimally tuned for enhanced noise cancellation.
Auto Ambient Sound mode is even better at adapting to your surroundings in real-time, balancing music and external sound. Multiple microphones filter noise or let in what matters: announcements, conversations, or the world around you. Adjust settings automatically or fine-tune them manually in the Sony | Sound Connect app.
Premium sound, co-created with the masters
The WH-1000X6 headphones allow you to hear your music as it was meant to be. Developed in collaboration with world-renowned mastering engineers at three of the industry's top recording studios, Sterling Sound, Battery Studios and Coast Mastering the WH-1000XM6 refines every note for studio-level accuracy, delivering a superior music experience.
The collaboration of these talented individuals led to the WH-1000XM6 delivering the artist's intended emotion, energy, and detail with remarkable precision.
The WH-1000XM6 headphones are engineered to perfection with the specially designed driver unit delivering clarity that feels almost tangible, and every detail comes through with precision.
The high rigidity carbon fibre composite material dome and uniquely developed voice coil structure bring out the subtleties in every frequency – so vocals sound richer, instruments feel more defined, and every track carries more emotion.
The HD Noise Cancelling Processor QN3 features an advanced look-ahead noise shaper for improved D/A conversion, allowing the WH-1000XM6 to predict and optimise quantisation noise while responding quickly to sudden sound changes. This gives you clearer details, richer bass and a more natural listening experience.
The WH-1000XM6 supports High-Resolution Audio and High-Resolution Audio Wireless, thanks to LDAC, Sony's industry-adopted audio coding technology. In addition, using Edge-AI, DSEE Extreme upscales compressed digital music files in real time to restore high-range sound lost in compression.
The Sony | Sound Connect app makes it even easier to fine-tune your entertainment experience on the WH-1000XM6.
Always be heard with the ultra clear call quality
The WH-1000XM6 allows you to enjoy clarity in every call. Intelligent beamforming isolates your voice from background noise, so you are always heard even when others are talking. If you need to mute you can do it instantly, via the button right on your headphones.
With the advanced six-microphone AI-based beamforming system, the WH-1000XM6 homes in on your voice while filtering out background noise, so every word comes through crystal clear even in chaotic environments.
The AI-optimised noise reduction algorithm suppresses background sound while isolating your voice. Beamforming microphones and precise voice pickup technology ensure every word is heard clearly.
Masterfully crafted for all-day comfort
The familiar iconic design of the WH-1000X series has been taken to the next level with an elegant, soft-fit wider headband infused with vegan leather ensuring a pressure-free fit. The asymmetrical headband design makes it easy to identify the left and right sides with just a glance.
The earpads are designed for all-day wear thanks to stretchable material that provides a secure yet gentle fit to reduce pressure whilst blocking external noise.
Plus, the intuitive controls allow you to easily switch between noise cancelling, ambient sound and mic mute with tactile buttons and a responsive touch panel.
Inspired by products with handcrafted precision workmanship, the folding mechanism on the WH-1000XM6 is crafted using advanced metal injection for a seamless durable fold, while designed to slip seamlessly into bags and airplane pockets. The compact case now features a magnetic closure for easy access.
With three premium colours to suit your style, the WH-1000XM6 headphones are available in Black, Platinum Silver and Midnight Blue.
For more information visit: https://www.sony-mea.com/en/electronics/headband-headphones/wh-1000xm6
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