The Taotronics SoundSurge 90 isn’t designed for the discerning audiophile, but it’s still a pleasantly surprising piece of hardware. If you’re on a budget, need a reliable pair of cans, and happen to be craving a surprisingly effective range of active noise-cancelling when you’re on the go, then the SoundSurge 90 is well worth taking a gander and a listen to.
The Taotronics BH22 then, is a headset of caveats and compromises. There’s no single thing where it truly excels, but when taken as a whole, and compared to sets that cost five times as much it’s easy to recommend. I was legitimately surprised at how close it comes to delivering a similar experience to much more expensive sets, and I can’t wait to see how Taotronics improves with later models.
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