The majorly plastic and leatherette material used to manufacture it means it is lightweight, which means it won’t weigh you down when you actually lift your weights. This is firstly highlighted by its exterior, sporting a rather subtly industrial matte plastic design, with angular earcups that are made to streamline the shape of your head when worn. While it performs reasonably well in most scenarios, sport and exercise are the main aspects that Plantronics considered when designing the BackBeat FIT 6100. Priced at US$180, the 6100 is designed specifically for consumers who prefer a general-use set of wireless headphones with touch controls that can suit virtually any scenario, be it exercise, commute, or even in the work environment. The new over-ear headphone set is among one of four new wireless audio peripherals released by Plantronics, alongside the BackBeat FIT 3200, 3150, as well as the RIG 700HD.
Some of their more recent releases have all been using wireless Bluetooth, and the Plantronics BackBeat FIT 6100 is no exception to that. The US-based audio company has put out their own slew of superb audio equipment over the years to cater to both consumers and professionals, at relatively affordable prices. Plantronics certainly has been keeping abreast of current tech trends. Sure, a lot of us still rely on the consistency of wired audio equipment, but with the improvements in Bluetooth technology over the years, the demand for more wireless peripherals has increased exponentially.
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