SoundLogic wireless headphones review: Loud audio, bass output remains average from buzai232's blog

Neck band style headset comes with a dedicated button to bring up the voice assistant on your smartphone (Siri or Google Assistant). We liked that you can ask the voice assistant to perform functions using the headset without even unlocking or waking up your phone’s display. mobile in ear headphones

The neckband style headset has magnets on both earbuds so that they stick to each other when not in use. Build quality is good: buttons have a nice click to them; the neckband feels sturdy while the lightweight design makes them easy to wear for long duration.

In terms of audio output, we liked the loud volume output but the bass output is average — if you like listening to a lot of bass heavy music, avoid this headset. Another issue is that if you go over 70% volume level, the output gets shrill. At full volume, the output starts to hurt the ear after a few minutes of usage.
These headphones also come with a dedicated button to bring up the voice assistant on your smartphone (Siri or Google Assistant), just like the headset.

With the stereo headphone, we got much better bass compared to the neckband. However, at max volume, we felt the output gets muddy — bass overpowers treble and vocals. This would have been good for dance music lovers, but then the bass on the headphone lacks the thump one expects to enjoy this genre of music.

As long as you are under 70% volume level, the headphone delivers good audio. The good thing is that the on-ear design is comfortable to wear for long hours of usage and provided a good amount of noise isolation. The headphone also comes with option to use as a wired headset via a 3.5mm aux cable (provided in box) — useful if you run out of battery. On a single charge, we were able to get close to 8 hours of battery life which is impressive. It would have been great if SoundLogic also included a travel pouch in the box. Considering the aggressive competition in the budget audio segment, these headphones do offer a good feature (voice assistant button).

The trouble is that both have some small niggling issues. There are better options available from brands such as Boat, Tagg, Leaf and Mivi available at around the same price.