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It features all the usual toggles you’d expect, plus a few you might not.Īs for the sound quality, the BackBeat GO 810 live up to their price-tag but rarely extend themselves beyond it. It’s super-straightforward to set up and even more-so to use.
The BackBeat app itself is probably one of the cleanest and most intuitive companion apps we’ve seen paired with a set of noise cancelling headphones to date. While, sure, having a connected app is nothing particularly unique. In line with other BackBeat products, the BackBeat GO 810 integrate with Plantronics’ own BackBeat App. The earcups on the BackBeat Go 810 are pretty easy to twist and turn but you can’t really fold the headphones up in the same way you can with stuff like the Sony WH-1000X M3s. The one thing you aren’t getting here that you would with many other noise cancelling headphones is flexibility. This isn’t exactly a revolutionary inclusion - but in a time where the traditional headphone jack is almost an endangered species, it’s appreciated nevertheless. There’s also a 3.5mm audio jack here, allowing you to use the BackBeat Go 810 as wired headphones. Read more Plantronics take it up a notch with new RIG 700 wireless gaming headphones Credit: Plantronics
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