Creative HS-930i

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

4
Average:

1
Bad:

1

Pros:

Strong bass.
Convenient remote control.
Two wearing styles.

Cons:

Bass can get muddy.
Mids and highs are not well-defined.

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Last revision on June 12, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Strong bass
Convenient remote control
Two wearing styles
Included PC audio adapter

Reviewers Didn't Like

Bass can get muddy
Mids and highs are not well-defined
Average protection against kinking
No included carrying case

Expert reviews and ratings

As with all headphones, it's best to listen before you buy, or to buy from a vendor with a good return policy, particularly if you're unsure of your personal preferences. In particular, those with large ears and those who dislike brightly voiced...

By PC Advisor on August 26, 2010

When I reviewed Creative’s Aurvana In-Ear Earphones (), I found them to be easy to fit, with a clean but nondescript look and audio performance that was generally capable but ultimately a bit bland. The company’s newest headset, the HS-930i...

By Macworld on August 25, 2010

The Creative HS-930i earphones aren't cheap but they sound great and have reasonably effective noise isolation....

By Expert Reviews on July 12, 2010

We can't help feeling that the Creative HS-930i headphones are perhaps not as good as they could...

By Pocket-lint on May 14, 2010

Sifting through my record collection this morning I found an interesting broken one. It's called, Did you know that the iPhone's bundled headset is pretty terrible? You should really think about replacing it. Lame witticisms aside, it's a...

By Trusted Reviews on April 17, 2010

Creative's latest headset designed for the iPhone is solidly built and has good bass response. However, it lacks performance with the rest of the audio range....

By CNET Asia on April 07, 2010