#Urbanears Zinken vs

So did Urbanears really found the right formula as they claim with the Zinken? Our first encounter with the Zinken was during its launch back in September last year. Design and Construction Maybe I’m just a sucker for anything simple, but there’s something about the Zinken’s streamlined design that makes it look too damn simplistic yet classy. I had the same inclination when I first bumped into the Plattan, the only difference is that the Zinken look more sophisticated and durable than its sibling. The Zinken’s headband feels rigid and clamps firmly to our head. The portions of the Zinken that comes in contact to your head (the cups and the underbelly of the headband) are well-padded with cushy foam encased inside a set of faux-leather paddings. TurnCable Another thing I like about the Zinken is the TurnCable that comes with it. But what’s really cool about the TurnCable (and the Zinken for that matter) is that it allows users to switch from one audio source to another with relative ease. Read more in our articles including "Urbanears Zinken Review" and "UrbanEars opens first concept store, launches the Zinken".