Phiaton PS 20 BT

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Pros:

High-quality audio performance for the price.
Outstanding sound quality, Comfortable fit, Convenient size

Cons:

Awkward design requires shirt clip-on, No AC adapter is included; just a USB cable.
Hassle to set up and use, Inconsistent connectivity

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Last revision on September 18, 2013

Reviewers Liked

High-quality audio performance for the price
Outstanding sound quality, Comfortable fit, Convenient size

Reviewers Didn't Like

Awkward design requires shirt clip-on, No AC adapter is included; just a USB cable
Hassle to set up and use, Inconsistent connectivity

Expert reviews and ratings

The Phiaton PS 20 BT wireless Bluetooth earphones are a strange mix of good and bad. They offer a remote housing both adds handy functionality and acts as a practical pain in the backside. And while they sound better than most Bluetooth earphones,...

By Trusted Reviews on August 22, 2012

The Phiaton PS 20 BT earphones, with their strong bass response, are an affordable example of how much stereo Bluetooth audio transmission has improved....

By PC Mag on December 19, 2011

We gave the Phiaton PS 20 BT headphones high marks for ambition and excellent sound quality, but we just can’t offer our stamp of recommendation until there is a better selection of Bluetooth 3.0 compliant...

By Digital Trends on September 22, 2011

Although Phiaton chose not to exhibit at CES 2012, the company’s PR representative called to ask if I would have time for coffee and a chat with Phiaton Senior Manager for Sales & Marketing Akio Strasser. I quickly agreed and soon found myself in...

By AVguide on October 08, 2012

The Phiaton PS 20 BT headphones sound great and we love the freedom that Bluetooth gives!...

By Legit Reviews on August 12, 2012

All right, you've seen through my facade. I'm not an MC (Master of Ceremonies) nor a DJ (Disc Jockey) at any of the local music establishments, and I'm far more likely to use headphones to listen to podcasts about terrible movies than the...

By technologytell.com on June 07, 2012