Review on Headphones Sol Republic Tracks by Taufik Thana ᠌

This review is dedicated to Sol Republic Tracks Air Gunmetal. Bought from ebay, USA. I've been using it for about two weeks. Before that, there were Chinese BT Barey H7, so in some places I compare with them. The design of the Chinese was like cardboard and rattle. At solos, the design is as if cast. And it looks stylish. I watched a video about strength tests, but did not check it. The sound, as everyone notes, is good, despite the closeness, basses do not prevail, mids and highs sound. And if you plug the cord into the headphones (consider you get Tracks HD), the sound becomes just great. I'm used to the layout of the buttons. The detachable speakers have a nice soft touch finish. I did not remove the film from the speakers. I cut off the ends and they are not visible. They connect to the phone without problems and instantly. You can use NFC when pairing devices for the first time. Sometimes when you connect the device to the phone, there are sound plugs for several seconds. Then everything is ok. There may be a problem with the phone (Oneplus One SultanXDA based on CM12.1). When calling, the audibility is better than that of the Chinese, although you still have to speak a little loudly so that the interlocutor can hear. Two microphones are installed. Autonomy is about the same. Solov is enough for 2-3 days for 4-6 hours of listening. When connected to a PC via a USB cable, the device is not normally recognized as a device. At the same time, the left speaker constantly clicks when the PC tries to recognize it as a device. This is where Barey has an advantage. it was easily recognized by the PC as a headset, and it could be used and charged via USB at the same time. Soundproofing does not shine, but for the metro at high volume it will do. It's a pity the phone does not support aptx, I'd love to hear high-quality sound via BT.