Phiaton PS 20 BT

Phiaton PS 20 BT Review

Though Bluetooth technology began getting folded into headphone designs a couple of years ago, the Bluetooth headphone market seems to have had a pretty slow start. Sure, there are plenty of Bluetooth headphone products out there, but many of them are made by companies like Motorola, Samsung, Nokia and Jabra — not exactly big names in the world of headphones. To be fair, there are a few notable exceptions from the likes of Sennheiser, Sony and AudioTechnica, but the fact remains that Bluetooth wireless headphones have received a pretty lukewarm response from the headphone buying public. Why is that?Perhaps it is because Bluetooth technology has historically required a fair amount of space, and somewhere along the line ends up making for larger and sometimes awkward headphones. Perhaps the inconvenience of having yet another battery to charge is part of the equation, too. Yet, we’re willing to bet that the main reason Bluetooth cans aren’t getting a lot of love from hard-core headphone enthusiasts is that they just don’t sound nearly as good as their wired counterparts.