I bought these on special early December. I already own a pair of the smaller on ear non ANC Plantronic phones and like them very much. These have very good to excellent sound quality, are well designed aesthetically and are very comfortable.

Good headphones with good battery life and sound. Well placed buttons (not touch) for volume control, play / pause and next and last track. Sitting giant and they dampen a lot of noise in the surroundings.

The BackBeat Go 810 are the latest effort by Plantronics, a brand known more for its office conferencing gear, to make a mark in the now growing Bluetooth headphones market.

After a successful run of the premium BackBeat PRO series and the entry-level BackBeat 500 series, Plantronics released a midrange over-ear headphones for the first time to address the mid-market segment. The BackBeat GO 810 is available in Singapore at the price of S$249 and…

The Plantronics BackBeat Go 810 are decent wireless over-ears for most use cases. They have great audio reproduction and are suitable f...

Plantronics has been putting out a steady stream of pretty affordable headphones that deliver good performance for the money, and the BackBeat Go 810 fits right in with them. Featuring noise-canceling in an over-ear design for $150, in many ways it's the "light" version of the company's BackBeat Pro 2, which lists for $200.

This new over-ear headphone performs well and is half the price of Bose and Sony premium noise-canceling headphones.

Combining noise cancellation and wireless audio in a pair of headphones typically means creating a fairly expensive product—but that hasn't stopped companies like Jabra and Plantronics from giving it their best shot. And it's hard to beat the price of Plantronics' $149.99 BackBeat Go 810 headphones, which deliver surprisingly solid noise cancellation for the price. As for audio, these are bass-forward headphones that will irk purists and entice lovers of the mega-bass sound signature. So if you're looking for wireless ANC (active noise cancellation) on a budget, the BackBeat Go 810 join the small group of options we recommend. Design Available in black, dark blue, or white, the circumaural BackBeat Go 810 headphones use matte plastic and soft earpads to create a spare, simple, stylish look. The earpads are heavily cushioned, as is the underside of the headband. The fit, even over long listening sessions, is comfortable, lightweight, and secure, thanks to a headband that uses deten...

The relatively affordable Plantronics BackBeat Go 810 headphones deliver solid noise cancellation and powerful bass-forward audio.

Powerful audio performance with intense bass depth; Comfortable over-ear fit; Easy-to-operate on-ear controls

Bass-heavy sound signature not for everyone; EQ modes are limited; ANC adds some hiss

The right pair of noise cancelling headphones can be satisfying to behold, but such delights rarely come cheap.

The short version here is that the BackBeat Go 810 are super comfortable to wear, surprisingly-cheap and they sound pretty good.

Great price; Clean design;

Average noise-cancelling; Not as compact as the alternatives;