Full Review
Introduction
The Phiaton PS 210is are an entry-level set of in-ears that boast an unusual design and entry-level performance. There aren’t too many bells and whistles attached to this set of headphones, but there is a rather odd-looking turbine on the back (will not actually grant you the ability of flight). Get ready to meet the Phiaton PS 210is.
Comparisons
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Page 1
Tour & Design
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Page 2
Sound Quality
Decent frequency response and distortion, but bad tracking. Read More... |
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Isolation
The silicone sleeves offer hardly any isolation, so there is no illusion of any noise cancellation present in these in-ears. Read More... |
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Comfort
The Phiaton PS 210is are your standard, silicone-sleeved in-ears. Read More... |
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Usability
The Phiaton PS 210is are a very basic set of in ears, so there are only a few things you can do with them. Read More... |
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Sennheiser MM50 iP Comparison
 We compare the PS 210i to the MM50 iP. Read More... |
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Sony Triqii Comparison
 We compare the PS 210i to the Triqii. Read More... |
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Etymotic Research hf5 Comparison
 We compare the PS 210i to the hf5. Read More... |
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Shure SE115 Comparison
 We compare the PS 210i to the SE115. Read More... |
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Page 10
Conclusion
Read our final conclusion of the Phiaton PS 210i. Read More... |
Part 11
Comments
Read what people are saying about the Phiaton PS 210i. Add your comments... |
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