Image © AppleThe Beats Tour (1st generation) is an early wired in-ear headphone model from Beats by Dre, known for its compact design and bass-focused sound signature.
These wired in-ear headphones offer a lively, detailed sound with a bass-forward tilt rather than an overpowering low end. They're comfortable, portable, and designed for mobile use, though they lack active noise cancellation and rely on a snug fit for passive isolation. Overall, they deliver solid performance for the price, with emphasis on clarity and dynamics over extreme bass.
Paraphrasé à partir de tests publiés et de fiches techniques - pas un essai original. .
| Transducteur | dynamic |
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| Transducteur | dynamic |
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| Réduction de bruit active | No |
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The reviewer presents the Beats Tour as a smaller, lighter in-ear version of the Beats/Monster lineup that is aimed at mobile use. The main takeaway is that they are portable and visually similar to the brand’s style, but they do not include active noise cancellation.
Lire le test completPCMag describes the Tour as a $149.95 in-ear model that lacks noise cancellation, but uses a snug fit to reduce outside sound enough to support strong bass. The review’s emphasis is on their bass-forward tuning and the absence of ANC.
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