You can control playback (pause/play/skip/return) using a single, double, or triple press on the buttons. Branded parts work as both touch panels and buttons that you can physically press. As for charging, it uses a micro USB port, which I find odd for something in this price range, and considering that even cheaper TWS Earbuds use a USB-C port on their cases.Įach earbud shows the Plantronics branding, in a blue-green colored glossy surface, and an LED light to indicate charging and pairing status. It’s made of a water-resistant material and features a battery indicator inside. I personally jog with these (at home of course), and I could confidently say that they really do stay in place.īackbeat Fit 3200 boasts an IP57 rating, which means it’s waterproof for up to 1m for 30 minutes (freshwater) and is protected from dust, apart from being sweat-proof.Ĭontrary to a lot of TWS Earbuds I’ve used, the case for these is larger than usual, but not bulky. The earloops are very flexible and can wrap around the ears comfortably. Design, Controlsįrom the get-go, you’ll be able to tell that the Plantronics BackBeat FIT 3200 was designed to stay in your ears despite heavy movement. All to ensure ease of use and immersion not just for workouts, but for casual listening sessions. Today, we’re checking out one of the brand’s True Wireless Sport Earbuds, the BackBeat FIT 3200.ĭesigned primarily for active use, it boasts an IP57 rating for water and dust resistance, ear hooks and ear fins for a secure fit, an in-ear design, touch, and physical controls.

Being a household name in audio, Plantronics is known both for its communication tools and consumer headphones.

Backbeat fit wireless headphones review