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Noontec Zoro II Wireless

More affordable wireless headphones

- Lewis Leong

£104 FROM Noontec, noontec.com Features On-ear controls, 35 hours’ battery life, multipoint Bluetooth

Noontec has wowed audio enthusiast­s with its affordable and stylish headphones. These wireless ones sport the familiar look of its Zoro II HD wired model. Controls, a 3.5mm jack and Micro-USB port are located on the cups.

The cans are entirely plastic, so they feel a bit cheap, especially the loud snap when you unfold them. They’re comfy for over-ears, but aren’t really very good at keeping sound out; there’s no active noise cancellati­on, but that’s fairly uncommon at this price. Also, we had to wear them at max length, so they may not fit a large head.

A slight mid-bass bump works well for pop, rap, EDM and other bass-heavy music. Highs and treble detail are good, while bass is punchy and fun but won’t rattle your skull like Beats’ Solo 2 Wireless. At this price, the sound quality is good, if not totally memorable.

The 35-hour battery life claim seems accurate, and there’s multipoint Bluetooth to connect two devices at once, saving time switching. These are a great choice of over-ear wireless cans with good sound.

 ??  ?? They feel a bit cheap, but the Zoro II Wireless’s sound quality is excellent.
They feel a bit cheap, but the Zoro II Wireless’s sound quality is excellent.

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