dBLogic SPL2 Headphones

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Pros:

Inexpensive price; comfortable and isolate well; SPL2 volume-limiting feature works well.
Solid construction, Prevents hearing loss, Comfortable, Fits adults and kids
Enforced safe listening levels without detection, Sleek design, Buttery sound, no batteries.

Cons:

Sound quality is only average; cannot be folded flat.
No inline controls, Lack of mic

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Last revision on August 16, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Inexpensive price; comfortable and isolate well; SPL2 volume-limiting feature works well
Solid construction, Prevents hearing loss, Comfortable, Fits adults and kids
Enforced safe listening levels without detection, Sleek design, Buttery sound, no batteries

Reviewers Didn't Like

Sound quality is only average; cannot be folded flat
No inline controls, Lack of mic
Adjustable head band is hard to adjust without pinching hair

Expert reviews and ratings

Our recent review of the dB Logic EP-100 earphones left us generally impressed with the first offering from dB Logic, as the SPL2 sound limiting technology worked as advertised and did not impede upon the music listening experience. Today we’ll...

By Top Review Shop on August 03, 2011

If you frequently listen to music with headphones and hearing loss is a concern yet you don’t want to sacrifice sound quality then the dBLogic Headphones are an excellent option. Priced below $50 they are a bargain considering they sound pretty...

By Testfreaks on December 27, 2010

In this age of noise, many of us worry about our hearing and the hearing of our children too. This particularly affects young people who seem to live with headphones on. Statistics currently puts the number of young people with significant...

By Chip Chick on December 22, 2010

dB Logic’s SPL2 headphones are designed for healthy listening so they won’t damage your ears. The company was kind enough to provide us with a review unit so we could hear how they sound. These are no-battery-required ultra-low distortion...

By SlipperyBrick on December 08, 2010