Bass is highly disappointing! There is absolutely no difference in listening from my laptop speakers and this headphone. Am disappointed. The battery life is the saving grace. Maybe I should have just bought one of the Sony models!

The most desirable headphones around may, among other things, be comfortable to wear on the head - but they're usually too expensive to make you feel similarly comfortable when handing over your debit card.

Fairly smooth sound; Enjoyably large soundstage; Good battery life; Feature-packed

Only moderately effective noise cancellation; Soft; slow and overblown low frequencies

Plantronics offers some of the least-expensive noise-cancelling heaphones on the market. But you get what you pay forr.

Inexpensive compared to competing ANC headphones; Long; 24-hour battery life; Long-range connectivity; Can be used wirelessly or plugged into a 3.5mm...

Muddy mid-range caused by overwhelming low end; Track control buttons difficult to landmark; Questionable build quality and design decisions; ANC not...

Good headphones. Very expensive. ANC could be better but it's reasonable. When answering a call from them, it's really hard to understand anyone if they're outside

Great head set. Works well. Connects to Bluetooth effortlessly. Good sound. Noise cancelling okay, but could be better. But at this price, a very good over all performance.

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I got my money back

Everything

Really good headphones, especially at the sale price.

Awesome bang for the buck in terms of sound quality. Great battery life

Active noise cancelling isn't as good as more expensive competition. When paired with 2 devices; it sometimes pops or interrupts the sound playing from one; even though there is nothing going on with the second device.

If you are looking for a solid pair of noise canceling headphones that have intuitive controls, an extended range, amazing battery life, that fold flat for travel, and that have fantastic audio playback, you should look no further than the Plantronics BackBeat PRO 2.

Fold flat for travel and storage; Active Noise Cancelling; Extended wireless range; All controls are easy to understand and easy to operate from the ear cups; Up to 24 hours playback via Bluetooth; Music pauses or resumes when you remove or put on headphones; Open Listening mode allows you to hear...

Nothing - the Plantronics BackBeat PRO 2s work as promised; and they sound phenomenal

Article Contents 1 Specs 2 The Good 3 The Not So Good 4 Hardware design and controls 5 Size and comfort comparison 6 Performance, noise canceling, and sound quality 7 Great value for the price The market for wireless noise canceling headphones has been booming over the past couple of years.

Weight, comfort, ergonomics The BackBeat Pro 2 is lighter, less bulky, and fits better around the head; It's more comfortable to wear for extended periods than the BackBeat Pro, Premium feel The design and materials all look more premium than the first-gen Pro, less plasticky, with softer leather...

No NFC Unless you buy the more expensive $250 Special Edition; you don't get NFC to facilitate pairing; Controls The playback controls don't have a lot of tactile feedback and the volume wheel takes a little getting used to; Noise cancelation It's good; but still not on par with other brands on the...

The Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2 wireless headphones are $200, deliver 24 hours battery life, great sound and active noise cancelling. Slimmer and more attract