Martin Logan Mikros 70

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Pros:

Quality audio performance with no distortion on deep bass tracks, even at maximum volumes. In-line remote and microphone for Apple iOS devices. Simple lightweight design helps earpieces stay securely fit.

Cons:

Not for bass lovers, nor fans of brighter, crisper audio

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Last revision on December 17, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Quality audio performance with no distortion on deep bass tracks, even at maximum volumes. In-line remote and microphone for Apple iOS devices. Simple lightweight design helps earpieces stay securely fit

Reviewers Didn't Like

Not for bass lovers, nor fans of brighter, crisper audio

Expert reviews and ratings

What we do like is the energy the Mikros 70s deliver. Kit testing isn't all about sitting in rapt attention the whole time; we listen for hours to get inside the sound of a product. So, we had these in our ears while working on other tasks in the...

By What Hi-Fi? on September 12, 2013

The MartinLogan Mikros 70 is a quality in-canal earphone pair with no distortion, but bass lovers should look...

By PC Mag on January 16, 2013

However, I'm confident that these Mikros 70 headphones, from the Kansas speaker manufacturer MartinLogan, will satisfy most people, especially if they listen to a lot of classical music. Not that I think they're hopeless for rock; for unflashy headphones...

By howtospendit.ft.com on March 17, 2014

Were very fond of these little guys, but theyre a bit of a splurge. The Mikros 70 sound excellent, and the design of the buds themselves is elegant, but you cant replace the cables and who knows how long those dinky easily tangled wires will last. For...

By Gizmodo on January 22, 2013

The Mikros 70 is a taste-specific, genre-specific headphone. It's not for audiophiles, who'll probably want more treble. It's not for fans of rock, hip-hop, or EDM, who'll want something with a more vivid vibe. So who's it for? Jazz fans, maybe...

By soundandvision.com on November 12, 2012