Gadgetory

I'm David Carnot a executive at for cnet.com and I'm here with the noon tech Zorro HD headphones last year noon tech made a little bit of a splash in the budget audiophile headphones Oro headphones uh which look a lot like the beats solo on ear headphones but sounded more neutral and work well with a variety of music this Zoro HTML looks virtually identical to the original Zorro but this model cost around $30.00 more at right around $100 it also sounds better not surprisingly it offers more refined sound a little bit better bass and just a little bit better all-around and what's impressive about this headphone is that it competes well with headphones that cost more in the 150 to $200 range so so a comfortable headphone particularly for an on-air model and it comes with a flat core design that also has a one-button inline remote with microphone so you can use it for cell phone calling it does come with a protective carrying bag and these headphones do fold up one of the small issues with them however is the build quality they are very plasticky headphones so this is clearly a better sounding headphone than the Zorro it's also a decent beats solo alternative however if you like a lot of bass this probably isn't going to cut it for you I'm David Carr noise and that's the noon tech Zorro HD on your headphone