Bragi The Dash Pro

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Excellent fitness tracking and automation ; Five-hour battery nearly doubles original Dash ; Improved response for touch controls ; Sleek, waterproof design

Finicky setup can be frustrating ; Occasionally buggy operation ; Bass-heavy sound takes a step back

Bragi’s new Dash Pro packs in even more features than the company’s original “wearable computer,” including nearly double the battery life, new gesture controls, and impressive workout functions. However, an extremely finicky setup process and bugs in...

When everything works according to plan, the Dash are a brilliant example of high-end audio technology, with features galore and a cool-factor that blows through the roof. Unfortunately, the Dash still feel more like a prototype than a sterling example...

Good sound ; Snug, secure fit ; Easy to use ; Excellent design and build quality ; Portable charging case

Bluetooth problems outdoors when the phone is in your pocket ; Sleeves for different ear sizes are ugly ; Still some bugs in the firmware ; Fitness features need expanding

Cable-free Bluetooth design. Powerful audio performance with solid bass response. Accurately counts steps. Protective case is also a charger. Exceptionally secure fit. 4GB of storage.

Sculpted audio not for everyone. Inaccurate heart rate measurements in testing. Meager battery life. Ambient room monitor has a slight delay. Controls take time to learn.

Conclusions What to make of the Bragi Dash? It comes down to your priorities—if you're all about fitness tracking and a cable-free, waterproof design, it could be worth the rather high price of entry. Audio performance is solid, but we expect a bit...

Great hardware ; Smart interface design ; Good carrying case ; Fast charging ; Lots of potential

Sound quality is subpar ; Bluetooth connection to the phone causes major audio problems ; Too many half-finished ideas

Truly wireless headphones are a wonderful thing. Solid sound quality for such small 'buds. Super secure, and can handle the elements. When you wear them you feel like the future

Connectivity is a mess, and without good connectivity what good are wireless headphones? Many of the coolest features are just promises right now. There's some serious social oddity in wearing headphones like these

These Dashes are a tantalizing glimpse at a device from that future, proof that it’s possible to put all the sensors and chips in front of our eyes into our ears. This kind of gadget could someday be amazing, but Bragi hasn’t made good on its promise...

Comfortable and snug fit whether you're exercising or sat idle ; Brilliant noise-cancelling and audio transparency pass-through features

Battery life in-between charges could be better ; Fitness tracking needs to be more accurate ; Some connection issues when app is open

In the Dash Pro, Bragi has made a great pair of sports earphones. The company has fixed all the issues we had with the first-generation Dash.

Fantastic design ; Comfortable to wear and secure fit ; Decent battery life and fitness tracking

Inconsistent Bluetooth performance (causes issues for data and audio connection) ; Touch controls unreliable

In theory the Bragi Dash could have been the perfect pair of truly wire-free earphones. They're small, comfortable and light and come with an easy-to-carry aluminium charging case. What's more, they're packed with fitness-tracking capabilities