#Plantronics backbeat go 410 drivers
#Plantronics backbeat go 410 Bluetooth

For $129.99 Plantronics gives you a comfortable wearing experience mixed with a stellar enclosed audio experience you wouldn’t even imagine getting these out of these headphones. Using these during some of the hotter days of September was a godsend when I didn’t want to wear over or on-ears.īattery life wasn’t bad but I felt or wished they could of been a bit longer as I felt myself running to the charger more than usual. PLT has changed my mind a bit giving me a wearable that felt almost invisible. I personally was never a fan of around the neck earbuds because they always felt clunky and the sound wasn’t the best to me. I don’t recall much distort or disconnect I think one time the whole time using them.

#Plantronics backbeat go 410 Bluetooth

These are utilizing Bluetooth 5.0 which is supposed to help with that battery and also make a seamless connection to your smartphone. I use it more so to tell me how much battery life is left on the GO 410. There is a BackBeat app that allows you access to some options like more or less bass or how strong you want the ANC. The Plantronics BackBeat GO 410 provides impressive noise cancelling for the price. ANC has managed to keep all noise out thanks to them sitting nicely within the ear canal. Better than what I expected and I would sometimes get on PLT for needing more bass. Vocals are crisp while PLT has put just enough bass in these earbuds. On the audio side these headphones give off an awesome sound presence. I have found battery life to be adequate with the PLT GO 410 but not what I’m customized to reaching on PLT devices. To conserve battery life you are able to “clip” the earbuds to each other thanks to magnetic sensors.

I tend to roll with ANC on at all times so I never expected to see 12 hrs of usage. If you decide to roll with ANC you will get an estimated 8 hrs or without it 12 hrs.

#Plantronics backbeat go 410 drivers

They have 10mm drivers and also provide Active Noise Cancelling. Plantronics managed to pack some punch in these earbuds. Surprisingly I haven’t snagged them on anything which is a good thing. When won the wires tend to look like hoops or rings. They fit right into my ear without any issue or discomfort even for long periods of use which is spectacular. Also is a compartment to charge the GO 410 thanks to micro USB port.Įar Tips are interchangeable but I been able to use the ones that came attached right out the box. On the right side you are presented with buttons to power on, off and change volume. The base that goes on the neck is thin and there is two thicker parts on each side to keep it balanced on the neck. Placing these around the neck the GO 410 are light and almost unnoticeable as they weigh just over an ounce. They come in Graphite or Bone in which the Bone colorway is the one I was provided by Plantronics. StyleĪs stated earlier the PLT BackBeat GO 410 are a pair of wireless earbuds that go around the neck with a earbud tangling from each side via a flat audio cable. I been using them the past month or so and I found them to be astoundingly better than expected. They are a pair of “neck phones” or around the neck wireless earbuds whichever name you want to call them. For this review I will be going over the BackBeat Go 410. Each one is catered to a certain headphone wearing audience and you don’t realize how many there are till you run thru this audio providing roster of headphones. The USB-A connector doubles as a 3.5mm headphone jack, converting this headset from wireless to wired in a pinch.Last month PLT had one of its biggest announcements in years not revealing just one but five BackBeat headphones. You can also expect to find the kind of sound quality you would expect from a long-time headphone maker like Plantronics and 8-12 hours of battery life, depending on your use of the ANC functionality.While these headphones are decidedly from the time before USB-C standardization began taking hold, the included charging cable does come with one nifty trick up its sleeve. Amazon is currently selling the Plantronics BackBeat Go 410 wireless headphones in Graphite for only $41.88, saving buyers $38 off the usual retail price of $79.99.We were a fan of the active noise cancellation capabilities of the Backbeat Go 410 during our review, even if it was clear that some corners got cut to offer an ANC-capable product in this price range. Luckily, we have a deal on noise-canceling headphones that can help with just that. Find yourself working from home, like so many of us are these days? If so, you may also need new ways to stay focused despite the potential noise and distractions of the home.