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    August 7, 20262 Mins Read
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    Sony Middle East and Africa today announced the WH-1000XM6 Noise Canceling Headphones in a new Olive Gray finish, the latest addition to its award-winning noise cancelling headphone lineup. Joining the latest Sand Pink and Sandstone additions, Olive Gray continues Sony’s collection of premium, nature-inspired finishes inspired by modern natural design.

    As consumers increasingly gravitate toward timeless, understated style, Olive Gray reflects Sony’s belief that premium products should be crafted to endure—both visually and functionally. Designed to complement any look, the sophisticated earth tone brings a subtle sense of quiet luxury to the best noise cancelling headphones[1].

    “The Middle East and African markets represent one of the most diverse and dynamic regions globally, with consumer preferences that reflect this rich variety. We continue to see growing demand for versatility with products designed to perform seamlessly across a broad range of use cases and scenarios. This product was purpose-built to meet that need. Following the successful launch of Smoky Pink a few years ago, we are confident that Olive Gray represents another meaningful addition to this vision, a tone that conveys sophistication in professional settings while remaining effortless for everyday, on-the-go use,” said Mahesh Kodoth, General Manager, Personal Entertainment, Sony Middle East and Africa.

    The WH-1000XM6 headphones continue to deliver the best noise cancellation1, premium sound quality, and all-day comfort in a finish designed to outlast trends.

    For more information about WH-1000XM6 Olive Gray, visit: WH-1000XM6 | Wireless Noise Cancelling | Headphones | Sony South Africa

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