Westone 2 True-Fit Earphone

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Pros:

The Westone 2 True-Fit Earphones offer fantastic sound quality, useful accessories, and a durable design.

Cons:

The Westone 2 earphones are expensive, and the earpieces may not be comfortable for everyone.

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Last revision on January 20, 2010

Reviewers Liked

The Westone 2 True-Fit Earphones offer fantastic sound quality, useful accessories, and a durable design

Reviewers Didn't Like

The Westone 2 earphones are expensive, and the earpieces may not be comfortable for everyone

Expert reviews and ratings

The Westone 2 True-Fit Earphones offer great sound and features for the money; those who find triple-driver earbuds too large for their ears should take heed. Read full...

By cnet on January 13, 2010

As was the case with the 1, the 2 comes with all the trappings of the 3, including a zippered hard carrying case, an attachable volume wheel (which is larger than it really ought to be), a quarter inch adapter for traditional stereo systems, and a...

By Beatweek Magazine on December 15, 2009

To say that Westone has considerably enhanced its collection of pack-ins from the days of UM2 would be an understatement. The original earphones came with four total sets of foam eartips, a carrying case, and a cleaning tool—nothing more. Like...

By iLounge on December 14, 2009

Westone 2 True-Fit EarphonesCompany: Westone Carrying case, inline volume control, 1/4" plug adapter, and ten different speaker tips are included, plus a wax removal tool. Westone 2 Specifications Sensitivity: 117 dB SPL @1kHzFrequency response: 20...

By MyMac on January 01, 2010