Blue Satellite Headphones Review: Sweet Sound, Bad Basics

The Blue Satellite Headphones don’t just stand out thanks to their striking looks. With an onboard analog amplifier, dual drivers per earcup and one of the most well-known brand names in audio, the Blue Satellite should have been a shoe-in for first place in my ever-rotating collection of bluetooth headphones.

But after a month of using Blue Satellite in the real world, I’m looking forward to reverting to my old reliable Bose QC35s. Maybe that’s because I’m not really an audiophile – or maybe it’s because I think $399 is a steep price for a headset that doesn’t even give you the courtesy of a warning beep before its battery dies. As usual, the truth is probably somewhere in between. Check out my Blue Satellite review for the full story!

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MrMobile’s Blue Satellite Headphones Review was produced following over 30 days with a Blue Satellite review device on loan from Blue. The headphones were tested with an LG V30, Galaxy Note 8 and MacBook Pro Retina 15.

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Blue Satellite Review at Android Central:
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