Altec Lansing

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

71% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

75% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Excellent audio performance at moderate to loud volumes. Soft silicon won't crack or break when dropped, unlike most custom-molded pairs. Superb comfort and fit. Attractive leather carrying case with cleaning tool.

Extremely expensive. Cable lacks stiff portions to keep looped over top of ear. Cable is not detachable. Distortion occurs at top volumes on deep bass tracks—but top volumes are extremely loud and almost painful to endure, so this isn't a major issue.

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Crisp high frequency response with excellent definition. Accurate, unboosted bass response. More comfortable than typical custom models thanks to medical-grade soft silicone. Significant passive noise isolation.

Minor distortion at top volumes on tracks with deep bass. Earpieces are small enough that they can be difficult to put in quickly. Silicone earpieces tend to pick up dust and lint easily.

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Comfortable fit. Long battery life. Music doesn't sound muddy.

Music sounds overly bright. Voice call quality isn't great, especially outdoors.

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Very accurate sound. Good noise isolation. Very light weight.

Not particularly comfortable for extended periods. The bulky carrying case is just silly.

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Very accurate sound on HD setting. Bass setting adds versatility. In-line volume control. Good noise isolation.

Low overall output. Not particularly comfortable for extended periods. The bulky carrying case is just silly.

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Comfortable fit; solid sound for the money; tangle-resistant shoelace style cord is a plus.

When the cloth cord rubs against your clothing, you can sometimes hear it; they don't fit as well as step-up BackBeat earphones; a little light on the bass.

Altec Lansing's BackBeat Plus 106 earbuds may not deliver as much bass as their step-up siblings, but they're a good value at $20.

The Altec Lansing BackBeat Plus 206 earphones offer a comfortable fit; impressive sound for the money; and a durable, cloth-covered cord.

When the BackBeat Plus 206's cloth cord rubs against your clothing, you can sometimes hear that rubbing sound if your MP3 player is set to low volumes or during the silence between songs; no carrying case is included.

Although Altec Lansing's BackBeat Plus 206 earbuds may be a slight step down from the BackBeat 326 earphones, they offer very good sound for the money.

The Altec Lansing BackBeat Titanium 326 earphones offer a comfortable fit and excellent sound for the money. The cloth-covered cord seems durable and a carrying case is included.

When the BackBeat Titanium 326 cord rubs against your clothing, you may be able to hear it if your MP3 player is set to low volumes or if it's during the silence between songs.

About $40, the Altec Lansing BackBeat Titanium 326 earbuds offer impressive sound for the buck.