BackBeat Sense SEby Plantronics
PROS
- These special edition headphones are water-resistant, so you can wear them in rainy conditions.
- The BackBeat Sense SE feels comfortable and lightweight on the noggin.
- As Bluetooth headphones go, the sound quality is reasonably solid across the board.
CONS
- The noise isolation is so impressive you might not hear oncoming traffic outdoors.
- You may not like the sensor feature, which automatically pauses music when you remove the headphones and picks up again when you put them back on, but this feature can be disabled.
- Bass fiends will need to look elsewhere for a meaty low end.
- LIST PRICE$200
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| Name | BackBeat Sense SE | Trekz Titanium | XTfree | Hellas | UltraFit 3000 |
| Manufacturer | Plantronics | Aftershokz | Skullcandy | Urbanears | Polk |
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| List Price | $200 | $130 | $100 | $119 | $100 |
I tried running with it and it stayed on my head fairly securely. I can't fully recommend it as a full-on "sport" headphone, but it will cer…
I tried running with it and it stayed on my head fairly securely. I can't fully recommend it as a full-on "sport" headphone, but it will certainly work fine for joggers and fast walkers, as well as general gym use.
The design is certainly not flashy and on the conservative side, but that's okay with me. This headset is amazingly comfortable, and the con…
The design is certainly not flashy and on the conservative side, but that's okay with me. This headset is amazingly comfortable, and the controls are intuitive.
For a wireless Bluetooth headphone, it does offer very good sound quality. When you play your tracks on wired mode, however, your tracks sou…
For a wireless Bluetooth headphone, it does offer very good sound quality. When you play your tracks on wired mode, however, your tracks sound a little bit better. Audio performance leans toward clarity rather than a booming bass.
