#Urbanears Zinken Sound Quality

So did Urbanears really found the right formula as they claim with the Zinken? Noise Isolation/Cancellation As far as noise isolation goes, the Zinken did a fairly decent job of channeling the sound to the listener’s ears without too much leakage. Sound Performance The Urbanears Zinken is primarily geared towards amateur DJs and bass-heads. Zia Quizon (Good) • Tao – ASIN (Poor) • Lakambini Bottom – Datu’s Tribe (Good) Unfortunately, because there’s so much bass to go around with, the Zinken tends to drown out the other parts of the sound spectrum; resulting to a somewhat boomy output. Now if you’re not the disco type, you’ll probably find the Zinken a bit underwhelming for two reasons; a narrow soundstage and considerably attenuated mids and somewhat muffled highs due to the bass-centric output. Conclusion The Urbanears Zinken is both gorgeous and purposeful. Portability and sound quality are the two imperative factors when it comes to compact, Bluetooth speakers. Some speakers are light and can be easily carried in a small bag, but then sound quality suffers due to weak drivers. Read more in our articles including "Urbanears Zinken Review" and "Bose SoundLink Mini Quick Review".