#Plantronics backbeat fit 505 Bluetooth
The BackBeat FIT 505 supports multipoint Bluetooth, so you can connect up to two Bluetooth mobile devices simultaneously. On its side, there’s also the playback control buttons. The left ear cup has a volume rocker, Micro-USB charging port, and 3.5 mm audio jack. The call button when long-pressed invokes the mobile device’s voice assistant. On the right ear cup, you’ll find two buttons, one for power and Bluetooth pairing, and the other for call control. There are a plenty of controls on the BackBeat FIT 505. The BackBeat FIT 505 is coated with P2i military-grade nano-coating, which should provide protection from sweat, rain, and spills. It doesn’t grip too tightly, yet at the same time, it won’t fall out easily, at least not for running and typical gym workouts. It turns out that the headphones stay comfortably and quite securely on my head. The BackBeat FIT 505 is by no means clunky for an on-ear style headphone, but I was doubtful about how it would work for sports. The soft cushioned paddings on the ear cups feels good and comfortable. The soft, breathable, cushion on the underside of the headband is very comfortable. They also articulate so the whole headphone can lay flat for easy storage and transport. The ear cups can be extended out from the headband to suit you. In particular, it looks quite similar to its non-FIT version, the BackBeat 505 which I reviewed last year. But apart from that, the BackBeat FIT 505 looks like a regular, more serious type, headphone. When you first look at the BackBeat FIT 505, the dash of sporty style on the headband will be immediately apparent. Plantronics’ BackBeat range of headphones have been quite popular, and it looks like this BackBeat FIT 505 will prove to be quite interesting, particularly given its price point and how it will serve for sporting use. The BackBeat FIT 505 supports both Bluetooth wireless connection and conventional 3.5 mm wired audio connection. The BackBeat FIT 505 was launched last December alongside the BackBeat FIT 305 in-ear style Bluetooth headphone which I had reviewed earlier.
On-ear or over-ear style headphones that go over your head, they’ll be too clunky right? Then what about getting wet? I’m surprised that Plantronics’ new BackBeat FIT 505 works quite well, for gym and even for running. The BackBeat FIT 505/BackBeat 505 are available at Challenger, Sprint-Cass, Newstead, Nubox, Harvey Norman, Courts, Best Denki, EpiCentre, Stereo, Mustafa Centre, iStudio, Inforcom, Parisilk, Gain City, Connect IT, Xgear, Popular, 1st Mobile, and Analogue+.When it comes to sports headphones, I always think they have to be in-ear style or earbud style.
The BackBeat 505 (non-sweat proof version) is also available for S$139. The BackBeat FIT 505 is available today in two colors – teal and black for S$169. The headphones provide an immersive experience before, during and after a workout, up to 18 hours of battery life, protection against sweat and comfortable memory foam earcups that block out noise and help users focus on deep, rich sound. The BackBeat FIT 505 is for those who enjoy being active and are looking to enter the world of on-ear wireless headphones.
Delivering Plantronics’ signature audio quality and performance, the new BackBeat FIT 305 and 505 also include the features that Plantronics headphones are known for: comfort, stability and durability. The new products include the BackBeat FIT 305 and BackBeat FIT 505, which are designed to meet various wearing styles and help inspire any athlete wherever they are on their fitness journey. This model is also sweat proof which makes it great wearing for exercise or outdoor. The 505 is solid built, and comfortable wearing it. VERDICT : Relatively easy to use with great functions great for those who like clear sound and great battery power. USING IT Very easy to use, easy pairing, solid build, comfortable wearing it PERFORMANCE Good sound quality and great battery power.
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