Songs within each album were sampled on comparable $200-$250 headphones selected from the collection, and results were noted. The Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2 over-ear headphones were tested across a broad range of music using the playlist listed above. I repeat this time and time when reviewing speakers and headphones the most important performance factor is the quality of sound. Read: Moshi Avanti Headphones Review Audio Performance Should additional colors be introduced down the road, this post will be updated. Oddly enough, the top zipper is longer than it needs to be and led to some tearing off from the pouch.Īs of today, the BackBeat Pro 2 wireless headphones are available in two colors, one of which includes the special edition version. The headphones include a port for wired audio and another for charging.Īlso included is a cloth carrying bag containing two zippered pockets, both with incredibly soft protective lining. The overall construction is well executed and assures high quality. Had I been one of the product designers, I would have used one less switch and button and blended them into the faux wood grain portion of the ear cups. Button and switch placement appears to be handled well. The headband can fit a wide range of head frames with its dozen adjustable positions. Cups can rotate 90° degrees in and roughly 10° out. As I stated, it’s an intriguing look which in full disclosure took some time for me to accept. One looks like laminated fiber while another has a wood grain appearance and yet another looks like tiny glittering gemstones. The outer portion of the ear cups (or pads, whatever you want to to call them is fine) has five different hard plastic material looks. I got to say, it feels rather nice and holds firm on my semi-bald head. ![]() A rather large “L” and “R” on the inside of their respective ear pad gives it away. The inside headband is made from a medium brown colored, perforated and breathable fabric. You don’t need to worry about which headphone is left or right. Every time I removed the headset, the ear pads return to their designed state. These ear pads appear to contain some form of memory foam. The outer headband surface, as well as the ear pads, are made from a dark brown colored vegan leather. Although dark, the browns and blacks do blend. Read: Moshi Venturo Sling Backpack Review BackBeat Pro 2 Design and FeaturesĪt first glance, the Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2 has a fascinating design with an unusual choice of colors. You’ve got to appreciate a pair of headphones where there’s little that you need to know for proper operation. I’ve never seen the latter as it’s yet to occur. You’ll notice a red light while charging and a red blinking light when the battery is low. Charging the headphones takes approximately 3 hours. Play time lasts for a whopping 24 hours with a 6-month deep sleep standby time.To forward or reverse a music track, press the (>) or (To mute the mic, press the button on the lower right cup. The center button controls answering and rejecting calls, or playing and pausing the track. A voice will activate to let you know if you’ve achieved maximum or minimum volume. Volume up and down is controlled by pressing and holding the bumpy black retractable dial on the outer left cup. ![]() Then head to the Bluetooth Settings on your mobile device and pair the headphones. To pair the BBP2 to your mobile device, slide the power switch fully until you hear “Pairing.” The time this takes varies based on your device.You’ll hear “Power Off.” It will only take a few seconds for it to occur. To power off the BBP2, slide the power switch off.You’ll hear “Pairing” or “Battery High” or “Phone 1 Connected.” It will only take a few seconds for it to occur. To power on the BBP2, slide the power switch on.Read: Gaming: Plantronics RIG 400HX Headset Review Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2 Headset Review The 6 Things You Need To Know for Operating the BackBeat Pro 2
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