Best mid, bass, wear for the price. Not the best highs, battery.
Pluspunten
- Best mid in price range
- Balanced bass
- Good wear
Minpunten
- Highs could be better
- Not impressed with battery
- Connection troublesome until you know the process
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Prijs
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Score: 5
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Bouwkwaliteit
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Score: 4
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Weergavekwaliteit
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Score: 4
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Gebruiksgemak
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Score: 3
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Got these with around 50 euro price from some shop on absolutely last moment they were available anywhere. I own a pair of wireless Bowers & Willkins P7 and owned before pair of cabled Grado SR325is. I needed some wireless earphones that sound good for sporting and I tried in similar price range from big brands and was heavily unimpressed.
I had 2 options, either getting best bang for buck under 80 euro or going over 150 euro and getting better sound quality. I don't think there is any model out there in between 80-150 that is much much better sound-wise other than connectivity improved, less cable etc.
After reading lots of other shop's reviews on internet, decided to get these and am happy still. Would love higher volume at times and better high-end but the mids sound absolutely the best in this class or even higher I'd say. Really musical and natural vocals, electric guitars etc. Bass is really balanced also. Having known the sound of so many types of headptones, I think these are a good mix of sound qualities within the price.
To be more precice, the far high end could be more emphasized and it also distorts in some songs but you'll barely feel it when you run.
A V-sound person would probably dislike these because it will feel muffled albeit if you try a pair of Senns sport in same price range, you might as well throw those in the bin when you compare them with the Soundcores.
