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In my quest to replace my slowly dying pair of Plantronics Backbeat Fit bluetooth earphones, I find myself reviewing – the Plantronics Backbeat Fit bluetooth earphones.It's the updated version of my earphones, which have seen a few tweaks since the origin...
It's hard to be objective about these when I've been using this design for so long. Putting on the Backbeat Fit is a similar feeling to slipping into your favourite pair of slippers really, and they do feel comfortable even after using several other earph...
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Continuing my long search for practical exercise-appropriate Bluetooth headphones, I'm having a look this week at the Plantronics BackBeat FIT earphones.These are the ends of a single piece unit with a flexible silicon band and loops to go over the wearer...
Good sound, comfortable fit, good wearing, reasonable Bluetooth connection...
Limited bass, limited noise isolation...
Comfortable, light, decent sounding, practical and a reasonably solid connection (once you work out which pocket to put it in), the Plantronics BackBeat FIT Bluetooth earphones are a good fit for active people.Tags Bluetooth headphonesearphonesPlantronics...
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The Plantronics BackBeat FIT, as can be determined by the name, is aimed toward those who are looking for wireless earphones for use during their workouts. The BackBeat FIT is sweat and waterproof and claims to offer a stable and comfortable fit. Well, I...
In summary, I am impressed with the BackBeat FIT! Plantronics has delivered a product that caters to all the requirements of a great wireless sports headphones! It is designed well with a durable feel to it, is sweat and waterproof so you don't have to wo...
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Plantronics BackBeat Fit headphones offer solid but not spectacular audio, as well as very solid sweatproofing.I reviewed the BackBeat Fit in video form last year, where I praised the simple, exercise centric nature of these particular headphones.What the...
They're not high-end audio headphones, but the BackBeat Fit still provide a very solid, lightweight option for athletic types who want music while they work out. If they can handle the sweat that pours off my skull every time I go out for a run, they can...
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If you're after a pair of headphones to wear while you're exercising it has to be wireless and built to handle your workout – just like the new Plantronics BackBeat Fit headphones.The BackBeat Fit headphones connect to your mobile device via Bluetooth and...
The Plantronics BackBeat Fit headphones are purpose built to provide a great sound while you're sweating it out without any worry you're going to ruin them.They are lightweight and will stay on place no matter what type of exercise you're doing.Plantronic...
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For those who are asking, these are the earphones that I fancy and use currently whenever I jog, workout, or just hangout with my friends in the mall. It's called BackBeat FIT and it's crafted by the legendary American audio company, Plantronics...
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However, once we were out on the road, we found that they moved around and needed to be adjusted.Sound quality was good without being brilliant. We listened to several different styles of music and, while they were good enough for training in, exercising...
Very light...
Armband design; fit, $147...
The headset moved too much during exercise and, while light, the sound wouldn't impress audiophiles.
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The BackBeat FIT headphones by Plantronics are designed for sporty people. As an anything but sporty person, are they any use for me?As a long term user of Plantronics kit and an owner of a set of BackBeat Go headphones, I wondered if the FITs would solve...
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Plantronics is part of history; the Federal Aviation Agency selected the lightweight headsets as the standard sole provider for air traffic controllers in the mid 60's. Neil Armstrong's first words on the moon were transmitted through a Plantronics headse...
Crystal clear sound, Long lasting battery, Durable design...
Loose fitting head strap, Limited volume and bass, Expensive...
The $129.99 price tag is steep, but shows in the high quality audio output for songs, the immense battery lifespan and the durable and flexible material of the headset itself. This is a Bluetooth headphone set that is made for the athlete. If you're more...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: 2017-09-20 02:44:26
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Plantronics is part of history; the Federal Aviation Agency selected the lightweight headsets as the standard sole provider for air traffic controllers in the mid 60's. Neil Armstrong's first words on the moon were transmitted through a Plantronics headse...
Crystal clear sound, Long lasting battery, Durable design...
Loose fitting head strap, Limited volume and bass, Expensive...
The $129.99 price tag is steep, but shows in the high quality audio output for songs, the immense battery lifespan and the durable and flexible material of the headset itself.This is a Bluetooth headphone set that is made for the athlete...
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technologytell.com Updated: 2017-09-20 02:44:26
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The Plantronics BackBeat FIT are the latest wireless headphones geared toward the active user. Right out of the box, you'll notice how exceptionally lithe and light the pair are. The design is simple, familiar. A flexible, over-ear behind-the-head band co...
The Plantronics BackBeat FIT are not your luxury-enjoyment headphones. These are the ones you grab when you want to be mobile, active, and sweaty. You could use them for everyday listening, of course, but the shape doesn't really cater to kicking back a...
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The old 3.5mm headphone jack isn't as widely used as it once was, at least for plugging in headphones, thanks to ever improving technology in the Bluetooth headphone market. The latest bluetooth headphones to be released in the Australian market are the P...
Using the Plantronics BackBeat Fit was a love/hate relationship. Battery wise and comfort wise they are great, volume wise, not so much. Due to injury, I'm restricted to the Gym at the moment, I can't do that much jogging which the BackBeat Fit is more su...
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Plantronics has been building fitness friendly earphones for a while now, but its latest Backbeat model may just perfect the formula, building a durable headset that is not only visible in the dark, but also sounds great, too.The latest pair of Backbeat e...
Well built, Very flexible, Light, Great sound, Comfy to wear, They don't fall out, which is always a good thing for runners, Reflector paint built into the band, Comes with a small arm band for your smartphone...
Bluetooth range could be better, Controls can be a touch too finicky...
While the controls can be a bit of a pain sometimes, the audio is really what interests us, and in that category Plantronics has done a fantastic job, providing stellar sound amidst reasonably solid comfort.If anything, these might get us running more. Re...
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Wireless Bluetooth headset with P2i nano-coating for sweat and moisture protection. Comes with a handy carrying case that can be transformed into an armband casePlantronics BackBeat FIT Review – Listening to music has now been a part of our daily lives. W...
I love how I can now jog without having to hold my phone in my hands, thanks to the handy neoprene armband case that can be transformed into a regular carrying case. There are no dangling cables to be felt on my chest as well and thanks to the reflective...
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Plenty of people listen to music when they're working out. But cords can get tangled, headbands can get twisted and earbuds can fall out. Fitness is the perfect application for a high-quality Bluetooth headset, and the Plantronics BackBeat FIT wants to be...
If you need a pair of headphones specifically designed for sports or active use, and you don't want to put up with a cabled model that might tangle, and if you meet every other caveat that the BackBeat FIT requires, then it's a good and entirely capable c...
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Plantronics Backbeat Fit headphones are colourful with solid battery life and decent, if not spectacular audio quality. I don't feel any more fit after using them, though.Plantronics latest sports-centric headphones are the very brightly coloured Backbeat...
I'm not a gym junkie, in case that wasn't apparent already, so I'm not exactly the target market for the Backbeat Fit. Still, there's a good offering to be had here, with solid if not exceptional audio quality, decent battery life and an armband thrown in...
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The first wireless headphones I used which connected to your phone with Bluetooth were amazing, but flawed. I felt the volume wasn't as good as I'd hoped, the sound was a bit tinny and there was some lag between commands on the headphones and the action b...
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When going to the gym or for an outdoor run, it used to be your own internal battery that needed topping up between sessions. These days, my own energy levels have become something of a secondary concern, as it's the accompanying gadgets that need to be f...
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The BackBeat FIT has a behind-the-head neckband design with a reflective finish and it’s available in green or blue. The BackBeat FIT has an open-ear design, which means outside noise is not completely blocked out so that you’re able to remain aware of yo...
A bit expensive, but still a good choice for fitness enthusiasts who value sound quality...
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Bluetooth headphones are often poor. The compromises between battery life and weight are tough, while the bugginess of Bluetooth makes them in turn ill-behaved. However, the Plantronics BackBeat FIT wireless stereo headphones surmount these major difficul...
Practicality, Design, Battery life...
Price, Flexi connector...
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Plantronics are back with another set of headphones and this time they're aimed squarely and fairly at the fitness market. The BlackBeat FIT headphones are lightweight, waterproof and have pretty great battery life. After spending a few weeks living with...
Battery Life, Tangle-free cord, Good volume, Waterproof...
Early comfort, No noise cancelling...
I love the fact that these headphones are connected by the regular cable that relentlessly tangles and creates a job before the job of listening to music or podcasts. They're designers were clearly very focused at delivering a functional set of headphones...
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Cardio is hell. About the only thing that helps me put in a solid half hour is a good playlist, so a great pair of fitness headphones is an absolute necessity.Can Plantronics Backbeat FIT 305 make hell a little more bearable?The Backbeat FIT 305 are Plant...
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I've been checking out all the sports earphones this year in a bid to find the best. I took quite a shine to the over-ear BackBeat Fit model earlier this year, but Plantronics have come up with another in the BackBeat FIT range, the BackBeat 305s, with th...
Surprisingly for Bluetooth earbuds that aren't over-ear I quite liked the Backbeat FIT 305s. I mainly listen to podcasts on earphones, so not a huge call for dynamic range in music, but when I run out of podcasts it is nice to have a pair that will play m...
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At CES 2016, Judie and I had a chance to check out the Plantronics BackBeat FIT. We were impressed and said so in our review last February. ( Read the review. ) Fast forward a year, and the BackBeat FIT is still going strong. A few things have changed, s...
Water and sweat resistant, Comfortable design, Easy on-ear controls, Stay put, Sound good, Great battery life...
Sound is good but you won't want these are your daily drivers...
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The Plantronics BackBeat Fit bluetooth headphones are the absolute best headphones for working out . After using the BackBeat Fit and the JayBird BlueBuds X, it's clear that Plantronics delivers a better headphone for running, cycling and working out. Pl...
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The one problem with the Backbeat GO 2 is its fit, especially when engaged in more energetic activities like running. While the weight and size of the earbuds is counter-balanced by the provided ear stabilizers under regular circumstances, they can become...
Comfortable and stable in the ear no matter how much you move or sweat, Wireless design helps in avoiding tangles and snags, Relatively long battery life for its size, Great sound quality, Neoprene pouch doubles as phone armband...
Lack of a dedicated Volume Down button, No multipoint to enable connecting to 2 Bluetooth devices, Pouch is too small for bigger phones, Takes a couple of seconds to put on...
For more than a few years, I have been looking for the perfect headset for my exercise routine. Every earphone I tried, be it a wired or a Bluetooth one had its shortcomings — wire snags, cumbersome setup, unstable fit, short battery life, and so on. The...
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As you already know I love reviewing headphones that are fit for the gym and / or working out. The trend this year is wireless earbuds. Today I am checking out the Plantronics BackBeat Fit Bluetooth wireless earbuds.We loved what they did the Plantronics...
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When I got the opportunity to review the BackBeat FIT headphones from Plantronics I jumped at the chance. If you work out like me and find yourself going from one exercise to another, you tend to ignore having headphones on so having wireless headphones i...
Sweatproof, Lightweight, Easy one touch buttons, Long battery life, Good audio/call quality, Durable and flexible coating, Minimal bulk...
Only 2 color combinations, Charger for USB only, no wall plug...
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Anyone who listens to music while working out knows that headphone cords inevitably get caught on something, and in-line controls need to be easy to reach. The Plantronics BackBeat Fit aims to solve both of those issues by using Bluetooth to connect to yo...
Strong constructio, Nice sound qualit, Excellent battery lif, Included armband...
May not fit some ears without adjustmen, Overly sensitive touch controls/buttons...
The Plantronics BackBeat Fit over-the-ear headphones have solid sound, and touchy but useful controls. Anyone who listens to music while working out knows that headphone cords inevitably get caught on something, and in-line controls need to be...
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We reviewed the Back Beat GO 2 a year ago and we were quite pleased with it. Now we've got out hands on the Back Beat Fit. Designed for your workout, this device provides high visibility, light weight and great comfort that enhances your workout experienc...
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Designed for fitness buffs, BackBeat Fit trades GO 2's canal-sealing design for a different earphone shape — larger, circular speakers with horn-like rubber earpieces that channel sound into your ears, but provide no ambient noise isolation. The left and...
One year ago, Plantronics stunned us with BackBeat GO 2, a pair of Bluetooth wireless earphones sold for a remarkable $80 entry price. This year, it's offering a new model called BackBeat Fit ($130), which despite a $50 premium actually is less appealing...
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Many Bluetooth headphones tout themselves as being workout-friendly, but they usually try to find balance between good performance at the gym and good performance everywhere else. The Plantronics BackBeat Fit%displayPrice% at %seller%, on the other h...
Rugged, sweat-proof design. Good audio performance. Secure fit doesn't block out external sounds. Includes an armband smartphone case.
Uncomfortable after prolonged use. Weak bass...
The Plantronics BackBeat Fit headphones are just about ideal for the gym, but not quite as suited for day-to-day use...
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Plantronics is no strangers to Bluetooth headsets. Their lineup includes several wireless varieties, so the options within their offerings alone are impressive. Does their BackBeat FIT do the lineup justice, though? We go ears-on (on ears?) to find out wh...
For $129.99, you're getting some great earbuds and an arm band for fitness use. If you were to buy these types of items separately, it would likely cost about as much (if not more), so consider that when you are looking to buy these. The arm band is comfo...
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No way.(8 hours later)Ok, I am now seated comfortably in a cafe, in a better position to describe my experience of the Backbeat FIT.The Backbeat FIT is built for active lifestyle, from the sweat-proof coating, the bright blue reflective colour to the thic...
The Plantronics Backbeat FIT appears to have great design elements, but upon actual use, several usage flaws surface. Your experience may vary since individuals have different fit, but one thing is for sure: not providing various eartip sizes is a big iss...
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Even a dull, tedious exercise routine can be transformed into a pleasurable workout by turning some motivational music on. And you know what, Plantronics has just the thing – the BackBeat FIT stereo Bluetooth headphone set. It is sweat-resistant, durab...
Sweatproof material, Can accept calls easily, Secure fitnessoriented, Neoprene armband included in the box...
Pricey, Call quality leaves something to be desired, Bass reproduction is almost nonexistent...
At $129, the Plantronics BackBeat FIT is a tough sell, and it doesn't help that the included neoprene armband is intended for use with Apple's iPhone 5s – nudging in a 4.5 to 5-inch Android device is often impossible. But the FIT has its niche with the...
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The BackBeat Fits are in-ear headphones with a thick rubber cable that runs above the ear and behind the neck. In pictures, the cable looks like it's rigid and reinforced, but it's actually flexible and bendable. When your workout's over you can just fold...
Water resistant, Comfortable, Nice sound quality, Durable, Included carrying case/arm band, Audio controls with microphone, Wireless bluetooth with 8 hour battery, MicroUSB charging, The...
Not ideal for running/jogging, No alternative ear tips...
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Wireless sport headphones have some obvious benefits, but where they're really useful is in the gym — or on the road, on the trail, or anywhere else you might work out. Their wirelessness means you can stash your phone in your pocket or on your arm and no...
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The first time I wore the Plantronics BackBeat Fit earbuds was on a three-mile trail run on a brisk, breezy fall day. I put them in and started running, but then had to take them out. Put them in again, took them out again. Yes—there it was. The earbud's...
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As a safety feature, the reflective cord is pretty much useless and obscured by clothes and hair. Ear loops can make noise depending on the shape of your ears. Find My Headphones feature is of dubious utility...
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The Plantronics BackBeat Fit Boost Edition earphones aren't particularly novel, but their carrying case is—it features a battery for charging up on the go. Otherwise, the $159.99 earphones are pretty average—and expensive—compared with our favorite exerci...
Carrying pouch features rechargeable battery, Open design allows you to hear your surroundings, Waterproof...
Subpar audio performance, So-so mic intelligibility, Only ships with one pair of eartips...
The Plantronics BackBeat Fit Boost Edition headphones may carry an extra charge in their pouch, but are priced far too high for the audio experience they deliver...
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