Sony has today announced that its LinkBuds Clip will land in Australia in “late January” for an RRP of $329.95.
The LinkBuds Clip look similar to other new earbuds making their way to the Australian marketplace, offering high sound quality and an open design to keep you aware of your environment.
The impressive new earbuds from Sony feature an always-on clip design that wraps around the outside of your ear, directing sound into your ear canal while providing a stable, comfortable fit. This open-ear design allows airflow in and around the ear, so you can wear them comfortably all day without ear fatigue.
Whether exercising, on the move, or just going about your day, the C-shaped design of the LinkBuds Clip lets the earbuds fit all ear shapes, however you prefer to wear them.
With three listening modes, the LinkBuds Clip offers a Sound Leakage Reduction mode to help reduce the sound they emit to others around you. Sony includes its impressive sound quality in the LinkBuds Clip, with music upscaling, and offers crystal-clear phone calls thanks to advanced voice signal processing, high-precision voice pickup technology and bone conduction technology to capture your voice precisely.
The LinkBuds Clip offers up to 37 hours of battery life and can be charged for just 3 minutes for an additional hour of listening. The LinkBuds Clip offers multipoint connectivity and an IPX4 water-resistant rating, allowing you to use them virtually anytime throughout your day.
LinkBuds Clip will be available in Black, Green, Violet, and Greige in Australia from late January 2026, with an RRP of AU9.95.
Scott is our resident open technology expert. If you can mod it, or want to use it your way, Scott has probably done it. From Laptops to phones, headphones and game consoles, he’s played with it and wants to see the next generation.
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