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Able Planet IR200T
$130.00
Released November, 2009
The Pros:Dynamic range is very good, covers the full sound spectrum. Clear sound in general, can hear all the details well. Sit comfortably on your head, good for hours of listening.
The Cons:Don't work well near treadmills as they pick up static from the treadmill motor. Don't produce a "sound stage" very well, not right for high-definition music enjoyment. Need to have a rough line-of-sight between the headphones and transmitter or dropouts become common.
The IR200T is a pair of wireless infrared headphones from the Able Planet company. Featuring an over-the-ear design with swivelling ear cups and an adjustable headband, this model is engineered with LINX audio technology in effort to promote audio clarity through advanced noise filtration.
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A single-channel transmitter is included that sends infrared signal to four diodes within the headset, enabling 360-degree connectivity for clear, consistent sound quality. Wireless service is trigged through a simple on/off switch that includes an LED status indicator, with an in-line volume control for simple and convenient level adjustment. In effort to preserve battery life, the headset also features an automatic power-off feature that disables wireless connectivity after 3.5 minutes of disuse. With LINX technology helping to reduce distortion and provide enhanced speech clarity, the IR200T is an excellent option for TV and movie viewing especially amongst users with hearing difficulties.
Features
- Matte black aesthetic
- Lightweight, adjustable design
- State-of-the-art wireless infrared technology
- LINX audio technology
- Over-the-ear (circum-aural) design
- On/off switch with status LED
- Personal volume control
- Single-channel transmitter
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dynamic range is very good, covers the full sound spectrum
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clear sound in general, can hear all the details well
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sit comfortably on your head, good for hours of listening
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don't leak sound and block out external sounds, good isolation all around
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don't work well near treadmills as they pick up static from the treadmill motor
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don't produce a "sound stage" very well, not right for high-definition music enjoyment
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need to have a rough line-of-sight between the headphones and transmitter or dropouts become common
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