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Review: Plantronics BackBeat GO 600 headphones with bass boost button

Posted on May 10, 2018July 15, 2019 By Jarvis

Plantronics has released a new pair of over-ear headphones with a unique feature: a dedicated button that boosts the bass level when pressed. The wireless model is designed for audio enthusiasts of all kinds, offering a way to instantly adjust the audio quality based on what’s playing. At only $99.99, the BackBeat GO 600 are fairly inexpensive, but how do they compare to other budget headphones?

Plantronics went with a modest over-ear design for its new series, the only flashy design element being a shiny “PLT” logo across part of the headband. That aside, the BackBeat GO 600 have a simple, lightweight design complete with circular cushioned ear cups, a cushioned band, and thin metal hinges. Audio controls, charging port, and power switch are located on the ear cups.
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