Product Launch - Sony has introduced a new Sand Pink colour variant for its WH-1000XM6 headphones in India, adding a fresh aesthetic to the lineup [1] - The WH-1000XM6 headphones were originally launched in September last year in Black, Platinum Silver, and Midnight Blue [1] Features and Technology - The WH-1000XM6 headphones feature an updated HD Noise Cancelling Processor QN3, which is seven times faster than the previous version, utilizing 12 microphones for improved noise cancellation and sound clarity [4] - Enhanced noise cancellation is achieved through the Adaptive Noise Cancelling Optimiser and four microphones on each earbud, improving noise cancellation by 25% [2] - The headphones support high-resolution audio in both wired and wireless modes, including LDAC compatibility, and incorporate Edge-AI and DSEE Extreme technology for real-time audio upscaling [6] User Experience - Features such as "Adaptive NC Optimiser" and "Auto Ambient Sound" mode adjust sound settings based on the user's surroundings [5] - A new Scene-based Listening feature detects the environment and user activity to automatically adjust playback and noise cancellation [5] - For calls, a six-microphone beamforming system with AI-based voice isolation enhances speech clarity [7] Design - The WH-1000XM6 includes a broader vegan leather headband to reduce pressure and an asymmetrical layout for easier left-right distinction [8] - Earpads made from stretchable material provide a closer fit to block outside noise, and a metal-injected folding hinge enhances durability and portability [8] Availability and Pricing - The WH-1000XM6 is available in India through various channels, including Sony Center outlets, the ShopatSC website, Amazon, and select retailers like Croma and Reliance Digital [3] - The price of the WH-1000XM6 is set at Rs 39,990 [9]

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