Logitech FreePulse Wireless Headphones Review

[dang]

Checkout our latest review of the Logitech FreePulse Wireless Headphones (http://reviews.digitaltrends.com/review4332.html)The new Logitech FreePulse wireless headphones utilize Bluetooth 2.0 technology with EDR technology so they sound crystal clear.

[hihat]

Did I miss something in this review? Like any comments on how the headphones SOUND??? Otherwise the author's remarks on comfort and style are very useful -- if I were purchasing hats and earmuffs...

[Ioman]

http://reviews.digitaltrends.com/review4332_main21668_page2.html

Looks like you missed a page

By and large, the sound quality of the FreePulse headphones was satisfactory. Clearly transmitted music without static or background noise is truly the selling point of these headphones. Obstacles such as walls, cabinets or other electronic devices cause no problems for the FreePulse headphones. Within a 25-30 foot radius of the wireless receiver, the sound quality remained stable and free from interference.

Performance with the bass boost turned off revealed that the headphones provide only a limited degree of strong, punchy bass. For hip-hop and rock music the bass drum was adequate, but the low frequencies did not extend nearly as low as other competing models. Turning the bass boost on did result in stronger bass tones in all music tested, but the bass boost is obviously an artificial set of low-end frequencies that tends to muddy the low end. I prefer to listen to music as the recording artist intended and to leave the bass boost turned off.

Mids and vocals fared slightly better, with smooth vocal response while listening to classical music and faster paced hip-hop tunes. I was pleased to find that the headphones did not have any trouble keeping up with faster paced music. Instrument sounds were clearly separated and did not blend together, as they tend to do with less expensive headphones and ear buds. High frequencies were pleasing to listen to throughout my testing, although not smooth and easy to listen to as other high-end headphones.

I think it's because on page two he lists the specifications (which are usually at the end). Maybe we should take that out?

[hihat]

Ah, there was a page two? I missed it. Thanks for reprinting the audio review...