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The Backbeat Go 810 wireless noise canceling capability can be surprisingly versatile.įor instance, I tried to use them at work to see how they would contend with noisy office chatter and other ambient noise that comes with working in a modern office space in a big city. If you want quality noise canceling headphones, then I would highly recommend taking a look at my list of the best noise canceling headphones. Noise canceling in these headphones was a rather mediocre.īut, when I was on a work out, I preferred to have on some high tempo music as I put on a sweat, so noise cancellation was not a deal breaker for me at all. On the app there is also an HD voice call feature, which when activated provides life like call capabilities. This time they did not disappoint as making and receiving calls was as good as having a real time conversation. Plantronics, as an audio maker, are better known to make headphones that have good call quality. Unfortunately the Backbeat Go 810’s do not connect to multiple devices, the maximum number being 2.

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The headphones are Bluetooth 5.0 compatible, which is better than some headphones in the $350 and above mark. I generally use the Bluetooth in my apartment and it works like a dream.

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The range is also similar to the range of the Plantronics Backbeat Pro 2 SE. This Bluetooth range is can be achieved when connected with a class 1 Bluetooth device. The range of the backbeat Go 810 is up to 164ft / 50m, which is more than sufficient, as I would personally never be that far away from my device. Plantronics have made a habit of making their headphones class 1 Bluetooth compatible. I have no reason to test out this claim so you are welcome to test it out for yourself and leave a comment below.

Plantronics also claim that the headphones can last up to 10 days unused, on standby mode. Quick charging of 10 minutes provides 3 hours of playback time, which is pretty impressive and comparable with some higher end models. When the battery dies out the headphones can be used with the included TSR cable. Without Active noise cancellation on, the headphones can play continuously for up to 28 hours. This is achievable with 2 hours of uninterrupted charging.Īs is the case with most ANC (active noise cancellation) headphones, the Backbeat Go 810 does not play whilst the headphones are being charged. The battery life is actually pretty solid, with 22 hours of uninterrupted playback time.

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There is also an instruction manual in a wide variety of languages, an instruction manual on the app and a Quick Start guide. The Backbeat Go 810 also has ear cups that fold flat for easy storage so that you can place your headphones in your carry luggage. The Backbeat Go 810 wireless headphones include a 1.8 inch TRS cable. I was able to fit them into my Backbeat Pro 2 SE hard cover carry case. I would have preferred a hardcover carry case, but then again this was probably another area where costs had to be saved.Īt best your headphones may avoid getting scratched, but any hard bumps may be detrimental or even fatal to your poor cans.įortunately for me, I have purchased Plantronics headphones before and given the design of these headphones This is never ideal for me as it increases the risk of the headphones being damaged. The Backbeat Go 810 wireless headphones come in a stitched mesh carry bag. I will often interchange between over-ear headphones and earbuds.įor jogging, earbuds are my preferred headphones, but that does not mean you cannot use the Backbeat Go 810 to Jog.

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Given the purpose of these headphones, I was looking for something that would not break too easily, and something that could remain on my head for at least 1 full hour without slipping or falling off.ĭepending on my mood or planned activity for the day, Many have called these headphones the younger sibling of the BackBeat Pro 2, so I did a little comparison of the Backbeat Pro 2 vs Backbeat Go 810. The Backbeat Go 810 wireless headphones are so named owing to the fact that the headphones are made for the active person (those on the go). When doing gym workouts the Backbeat Go 810 are some of my favorite cans.

I was actually pleasantly surprised, as they performed decently, especially given that they retail for under $150. Then, one day, I happened not to pack my Sony WH-1000XM3 and had to make use of these headphones for an entire day. But since I would be using these headphones only for my 1-hour gym session, they only really needed to be on point for an hour a day.Īnd given this expectation, they definitely lived up to what I had hoped.