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Fanny Wang Headphone 3000 Series

Fanny Wang Headphone 3000 Series

3 reviews

May, 2013

Positive
Sound (5)
Noise isolation (3)
Value for money (2)
Design (1)

Negative
Bass quality (2)
Size (1)
Treble quality (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 reviews from magazines and websites. People are impressed by the design and value for money. The noise isolation and sound also get good views. There are some mixed reviews about the comfort. There are some negative views about the treble quality and size.

sound, noise isolation, value for money, design

bass quality, size, treble quality

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Headsets the Fanny Wang Headphone 3000 Series is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 87/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by: Caleb Denison (digitaltrends.com)

Fanny Wang 3000 Series

If you think we're going to take some kind of high road and refrain from poking fun at this headphone brand's name, you are sorely mistaken. Come on, people; it's Fanny Wang. We consider ourselves a reasonably mature bunch here at Digital Trends HQ,...

Superior noise cancellation ; Well-constructed ; Duo Jack” is a nice feature ; Decent sound in passive mode

Excessively aggressive treble with noise-cancelling ; Bass boost too broad in its scope ; Difficult to fit into case ; Uncomfortable headband

The Fanny Wang 3000 has some pretty stiff competition and it just can’t compete.

Jul, 2012

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Consumer review by: victorrparker (digitaltrends.com)

Fanny Wang 3000 Series

I purchased my Fanny Wang 3000s in April 2012. Within a month both of the metal covers protecting the hinges fell off. The headphones still worked so I continued to use them. In October 2012, less than 7 months after I purchased them, the plastic...

Nov, 2012

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Expert review by: Ian Morris (pocket-lint.com)

Fanny Wang 3000 series review

Unlike Dr Dre, Fanny Wang isn't actually a person, despite what the headphone firm might want you to think. But, clearly, people need a "name" attached to their headphones these days, or they simply refuse to be seen out-and-about sporting them.

Stylish, decent hands-free audio for phones and computers, sound good especially in passthrough mode, headphone splitter is a nice touch

Massive, noise cancelling is poor, bass boost option is largely unnecessary

Although it seems odd that we'd like noise cancelling headphones that aren't great at noise cancelling, we do. That's because these sound great - for certain types of music - and are comfortable and generally nice to wear. Perhaps save some money and...

Nov, 2012

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