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Plantronics BackBeat 3200 review: Stable sports buds that hit all the right notes but one

Posted on November 22, 2019 By Jarvis

While true wireless buds are easy to find in all shapes and prices these days, those that are made for exercising and built for stability aren’t that many. Plantronics already dabbled in this segment last year with the BackBeat Fit 3100, which were good until you stepped into the wide open outdoors. Connectivity dropped between the two buds, making them nearly unusable in the environment they were built for.
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