SeekerSymphonized NRG 3.0
The NRG 3.0 are decently versatile headphones. They isolate well despite only being passive headphones and they're also easy to carry around on your person thanks to their small size. They have a moderately sturdy build quality and an above-average control scheme, unfortunately, they have a poor sound that's not ideal for critical listeners.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- STEREO HEADPHONES HANDCRAFTED FROM ALL-NATURAL, GENUINE WOOD: Our earphones tap into the natural acoustic qualities found in wood to produce crisp acoustics and deep bass. Prepare to experience studio quality, stereo sound with the Symphonized NRG 3.0 Wood In Ear Head Phones.
- UNIQUE COMFORT FIT AND IN-EAR DESIGN: Custom silicone ear tips that are available in three sizes (S/M/L) are able to create noise isolation and reduce ambient noise to ensure the best audio experience, as well as the perfect fit for maximum comfort during long-term wear, such as for running.
- UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: With the combination of luxury design and high sound quality, Symphonized in ear buds are compatible with the latest generations of your favorite devices: iPod, iPhone, iPad, Android, tablets, computers, and more, with a standard 3.5mm audio jack.
- DESIGNED WITH COMFORT IN MIND: The MTL earbuds come with three sizes (S/M/L) of custom comfort fit silicone ear tips so you find the perfect fit to optimize noise-isolation. An eco-friendly carrying pouch is provided for safe storage.
- TANGLE FREE: Say goodbye to fighting impossible knots in your headphones with our sleek tangle-free flat TPE cable.
PROS
+ Portable and stable design.
+ Good noise isolation.
+ Minimal leakage.
CONS
- Sub-par sound quality.
- In-ear fit not always comfortable.
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By Rtings on July 05, 2017
The NRG 3.0 are decently versatile headphones. They isolate well despite only being passive headphones and they're also easy to carry around on your person thanks to their small size. They have a moderately sturdy build quality and an above-average control scheme, unfortunately, they have a poor sound that's not ideal for critical listeners.
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