Able Planet Extreme XNC230W

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Pros:

Multiple Colors, Price, Great battery life

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Sound quality could be better, Noticeable hiss

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Last revision on August 15, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Multiple Colors, Price, Great battery life

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Sound quality could be better, Noticeable hiss

Expert reviews and ratings

With a choice of red, green, pink, black, or white plaid-patterned earcups, Able Planet tries to bring some style to noise-canceling headphones. The XNC230 doesn't sound as good as more expensive models, but they get the job done reasonably well for...

By LaptopMag on May 19, 2011

Now AblePlanet is a company on a mission to make audio equipment designed for people with disabilities. The outcome of this mission is the LINX AUDIO processing technology that is part of the AblePlanet line of products. LINX aims to enhance sound...

By Appletell on July 24, 2010

Able Planet have carved something of a niche for themselves, with a range of headphones that mix together active noise cancellation you’d usually see on high-end travel headphones and prices you’d expect from the highstreet. Their latest are...

By SlashGear on July 12, 2010