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Test results

Test results of Noontec Zoro II Wireless

Otherwise, the Zoro II Wireless (about $3,400, available here) offer great, balanced sound. Thus, since high frequencies are a weakness of this model, we do not recommend them for lovers of classical music.

But fans of such popular genres as rock, pop, techno or hip-hop, they are perfect.

At the same time, we are very annoyed by the beeping that is heard when adjusting the volume level.

Comfortable plastic headphones with a good battery

At first, there is a feeling that Zoro II Wireless sit on the head very comfortably. The mount is quite rigid and keeps on the head firmly. Even too tight, as it becomes clear after some time: the pressure on the head when worn for a long time becomes too strong and causes discomfort. Therefore, it will be necessary to adjust the mount gradually.

Above average, however, we rate battery life at over 36 hours. We also liked the charging speed — it takes just over an hour for the headphones to restore energy reserves.

In the generous package you will find a cloth case, a cable with a classic 3.5 mm plug and a USB charging cable. Thanks to the battery status indicator, you can control the level of its charge. When the headphones are on your head, information about the energy reserve can be viewed on the smartphone display.

Alternatives

JBL Everest 300: Leader in Sound Quality

No other headphones sound better than the JBL Everest 300. Both high and low frequencies are reproduced with detail and precision.

At the same time, the sound is also perfectly balanced, and the voices are distinguished by a high degree of naturalness.

Unfortunately, we cannot recommend the JBL Everest 300 to everyone without any restrictions: during the test tests, it turned out that the headphones put a lot of pressure on the head, which means they are not suitable for all people.

In online stores, you can purchase this model at a price of approximately 13,000 rubles.

AKG Y50BT: leader of the ranking

While the AKG Y50BTs don’t sound as good as the Noontecs, their performance is somewhat better. Instead of a lot of plastic, the Y50BT has an abundance of high-quality trim materials.

These headphones sit on the head very well and do not put much pressure on the head.

With a price of about 8,500 rubles. This model is in the same price range.

Jabra Move Wireless: the leader in value for money

Jabra has managed to create a real hit in the «value for money» genre.

The Move Wireless are solid headphones that do just about everything well:

they sound pretty decent, they don’t put too much pressure on the head, and the battery here is quite hardy, as it can last up to 14 hours.

The cost of all of the above is at the level of 5,000 rubles. — more than adequate.

Specifications and test results of Noontec Zoro II Wireless

A photo: manufacturing companies, CHIP.de