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Verdict:
Capable Bluetooth headphones, but too expensive given the sound quality
Review Date: 28 Nov 2012
Price when reviewed: £70
Supplier: http://www.johnlewis.com
Reviewed By: Tom Morgan
Our Rating
Supertooth’s Melody Bluetooth headphones are small and light enough to sling in a rucksack, even if they don’t fold flat. An expandable headband and rotating ear cups are all you get in terms of adjustment, but we still found them comfortable to wear, even in the gym.
On-ear forward, backward and play/pause controls are within easy reach; volume buttons and integrated microphone are on the outer bezel. Calls sounded clear on both ends, but music was a different story. It uses A2DP, rather than AptX, which provides greater device compatibility but inferior sound. The majority of the frequency range is dull and lacks clarity, with dominant bass.
There are cheaper Bluetooth headphones, and the Melody doesn’t have sound quality that matches its price.
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