The Sony LinkBuds Fit (left) have a noise-isolating design while the LinkBuds Open (right) have an open design.

Both earbuds feature new silicone wing fins that Sony calls “air-fitting supporters” for a more secure fit. They can be customised and personalised with a range of colourful covers and accessories (including an Olivia Rodrigo purple, who helped configure some of the EQ settings), and have a longer battery life.

Sony has taken the wraps off not one and not two but three different LinkBuds products this week, including the family's first-ever speaker, a new funky-looking pair of open-ring earbuds, and the noise-cancelling LinkBuds Fit.

You have the LinkBuds Fit, a traditional wireless earbuds design and the LinkBuds Open, which, you guessed it, are an open earbud design. Surprisingly, the third product in the lineup has nothing to do with wireless buds. It is a portable Bluetooth speaker called (drum-roll please) the LinkBuds Speaker.

Updates to Sony's LinkBuds for this year mainly bring improvements to overall in-ear stability, along with software improvements and new color options.

Find out the difference between Sony LinkBuds Fit vs. LinkBuds Open wireless earbuds at $199 each, and what LinkBuds Speaker does.

Sony has good news for folks looking for a snug pair of earbuds that stay put even during intense workouts. It added two new offerings to its LinkBuds line Wednesday: LinkBuds Fit and LinkBuds Open. Both buds retail for $199 and are open to orders now.