Plantronics BackBeat FIT 6100 Review – Plantronics just keep adding great products into their BackBeat FIT line up. This time, we get our hand on the newest wireless headphone designed for sport. Plantronics BackBeat FIT 6100 is something fresh in the industry and packaged with interesting features.
RIG 700HD Wireless Gaming Headset Review – Plantronics, or I guess they are known as Poly now – have always been focusing on great sound in their products. The RIG 700HD is no different. RIG 700HD is a wireless gaming headset what will work on PC, and it features an ultra-lightweight design that bring even
Plantronics BackBeat GO 810 Review – Active Noise Cancelling headphones are definitely on the rise. With fuel price getting higher and higher, many have turned into commuting by buses and trains. I commute by train so I can relate how noisy can the surroundings be, and the only way to give you immersion to what
Plantronics BackBeat GO 410 Review – Plantronics make awesome Active Noise Cancelling headphones. Their BackBeat PRO 2 sounds even better than the popular Bose QuietComfort 35 (in my opinion) and it has many perks that will put a smile on headphone users. But for those who do not want to wear bulky headphones while they
Plantronics RIG 500 PRO eSports Edition Review – Plantronics are normally not into bling-blings being put into their gaming headsets like funky RGB lighting, but they always go back to the basics of great sound and design. Their new RIG 500 PRO eSports Edition does just that, featuring a solid gaming headset with engineered metal
Plantronics BackBeat GO 600 Review – There are many things to consider when buying headphones with a budget in mind. To most, sound is definitely the most important factor and comfort next. After all, there’s no point having luxurious-looking headphones that sound crappy and you feel like your head or ears are going to burst.
Plantronics RIG 800LX Review – Though Plantronics promoting this headset as a “Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox One”, Plantronics RIG 800LX actually works great on the PC. If you own both an Xbox One and a PC, it’s even better because you don’t need to make an extra purchase for a different headset. The headset
Plantronics BackBeat FIT 505 Review – The Plantronics BackBeat FIT 505 is an all-rounder Bluetooth headset that is not only affordable, it’s quality is reasonably comparable with others in the market (I’m comparing with those in the $80 – $200 range. Bose and Beats are not in this category, obviously. If you are a gym
Plantronics BackBeat FIT 305 Review – Listening to music through earphones during intense workouts is a great motivator to keep you going, but the experience may fall short if the sound is terrible, or if the earphones keep falling off your ears. The new Plantronics BackBeat FIT 305 addresses all these and should keep the
Plantronics BackBeat 505 Review – Plantronics make quite a range of Bluetooth headphones which we have reviewed quite extensively here at Craving Tech. The top recommended ones would be the BackBeat SENSE and the more premium version, BackBeat PRO 2, which is equipped with noise cancelling technology. The BackBeat SENSE is priced $197 AUD at
Plantronics RIG 800 Gaming Headset Review (RIG 800HS) – Though the RIG 800HS from Plantronics is advertised as “Wireless Stereo Headset for PlayStation 4”, make no mistake. This thing works on a PC too and I’m actually testing and reviewing it on my gaming desktop PC. Wireless Gaming Headsets are not new, but the one
Plantronics BackBeat PRO 2 Review – There are not many headphones with active noise cancelling out there in the market and many were torn between getting the original Plantronics BackBeat PRO and the Bose QuietComfort 25 (QC25). Now that the newer Bose QuietComfort 35 (QC35) was out for some time, Plantronics couldn’t stand still either. Their latest
