SOL Republic Tracks Air

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 7 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

3
Average:

3
Bad:

0

Pros:

Powerful audio performance with no distortion on deep bass at high volumes.
NFC and Bluetooth enabled.
Comfortable design.

Cons:

Boosted bass is a bit over-the-top, and the highs are pretty sculpted, too, often resulting in an unbalanced mix.

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Last revision on December 7, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Powerful audio performance with no distortion on deep bass at high volumes
NFC and Bluetooth enabled
Comfortable design
Detachable cable with inline microphone and remote for mobile devices
Solid battery life

Reviewers Didn't Like

Boosted bass is a bit over-the-top, and the highs are pretty sculpted, too, often resulting in an unbalanced mix

Expert reviews and ratings

Priced at $199.99, the SOL Republic Tracks Air is right there in the thick of battle – where it's competing against an assortment of similarly priced, stylish models. Undeniably unique looking for a pair of wireless Bluetooth headphones, its modular...

By Phone Arena on December 16, 2014

Our first play with a pair from the Sol Republic, the Tracks Air are great little headphones with a curious little niched feature: changing over the headbands.Given how many people are turning to headphones as an extension of fashion, Sol Republic might...

By Gadget Guy Australia on August 22, 2014

The aim of the Tracks Air headphones is to offer a better overall listening experience through wireless connectivity, and to allow users the freedom to customise their look via different coloured headbands. As for sound quality, they are decent, but they...

By Good Gear Guide on June 10, 2014

At $200, the Sol Republic Tracks Air aren't cheap, but they're better priced than some of the premium Bluetooth headphone competition -- and sound relatively good, too, with a strong feature...

By CNET Australia on February 08, 2014

The SOL Republic Tracks Air are Bluetooth headphones that will appeal to lovers of powerful deep bass and drive away those seeking a balanced...

By PC Mag on December 19, 2013

Sol Republic's Tracks Air sound like pair of budget headphones wrapped up in a $200 package. If you love their modular, wireless design and dig a soft, bass-heavy sound, the Air may be an option for you. But their lack of detail, persistent signal...

By Digital Trends on November 28, 2013

Tracks Air by Sol Republic: marketing imageThe Tracks Air headphones bring the technology of Motorola together with the style and sound of Sol Republic for a great pair of wireless headphones Paired via Bluetooth with your phone, the Tracks Air deliver...

By geekdad.com on January 16, 2015

Overall, the SOL REPUBLIC Tracks Air are great headphones for the bass lover on the go. I have always used wired headphones in the past and the freedom granted by wireless headphones is well worth the $199 USD price tag. If you like the headphones, but...

By windowscentral.com on March 19, 2014

When it comes to design, it's hard to top the Sol Republic Tracks. The Sol Republic headband is nearly indestructible, which is why there's usually a 1000 day warranty on them. There's just a standard one-year warranty on the Airs, as the headband now...

By Chip Chick on February 10, 2014

We are big fans of Sol Republic here at Tech We Like. We reviewed the original Sol Republic Tracks and the Sol Republic Tokidoki headphones. While the headband is different, they have the same cans as the Tracks HD. Sol Republic is known for their...

By techwelike.com on January 29, 2014

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