Home Reviews ,,,,,The Tribit XFree Move headphones are certainly different from the usual ones, recently tested by our editorial staff and which stand out for the showy candy pink color, which makes them purely suitable for a female audience looking for a fashionable device to listen comfortably. their music.
How they are made
The entire external shell is made of rubberized polycarbonate in this delicate and feminine color, in contrast with the pure white leatherette covering of the padding of the ear cups. To give a touch of elegance there is a thin metal band that frames each cap and extends up to the joint that is fixed to the headband and to the rods themselves, which allow you to adjust the length to adapt the headphones to girls and adult women.
In addition to the design, the extreme linearity of the headphones is striking, featuring the controls for music reproduction recessed into the facade of the external pavilion through large and thin buttons. On the lower edge of this headphone there is also the hole for the microphone and the microUSB input for battery charging while on the left headphone there is the 3.5 mm audio jack socket for cable connection.
Unlike others, the padding of the headband is truly minimal and represented by a very thin rubber band well camouflaged. Despite this, following our tests it still felt quite comfortable. The flexibility of the pavilions is also good, which rotate slightly around their axis to better adapt to the garment when worn.
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How are they doing
The Tribit XFree Move headphones sound good overall. The audio is truly enveloping and the reproduction of frequencies is well balanced, with crystal clear highs, full-bodied mids and sufficiently powerful bass. The maximum volume level is also good, almost deafening and perfect for completely isolating yourself from outside noise if you listen to music outdoors.
Like many other over-ear headphones, in the long run the ear warms up but does not bother anyway, as the headband is quite flexible and therefore allows you to ensure excellent stability without ever over tightening.
The greatest strength lies in the ability to connect headphones via cable to any smartphone but also to MP3 players and multimedia players without Bluetooth connection. This will also be a valid solution for not interrupting listening to music in the event that the battery should suddenly run out: the cable in fact allows them to be used even in the absence of energy.
Conclusions
The Tribit XFree Move are good quality headphones, elegant and very comfortable to use. For design and coloring they are mainly suitable for a female audience, as the same company underlines several times through its advertising images. Given the favorable price (they can be bought on Amazon for only 26.99 euros), we are sorry not to have other color options to be able to satisfy even an audience that is looking for a good product but without attracting attention.
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