The MevoFit Play N100 is available for a Rs 3,990 and sells for as less as Rs 2,690 on various online retail channels. We tried on the trendy neckband style headphones, along with in-ear monitors that fit snuggly in the ears. However, the call quality on the MevoFit Play N100 is mostly appreciable and we could hear the recipient well and vice versa. However, the magnets are not as strong and the earbuds kept on getting unfastened with the slightest tug. Bass on these earphones has an incredible extension with the desired impact.Ever since LG introduced the Tone series of neckband style headphones, a new design was born; and boy — did it catch on quick.All controls of the Play N100 are located on the neckband itself with there being a single button for Play/Pause as well as power.Over the last few years, we are witnessing a lot of headphone manufacturers launching their products with the major selling point being extra bass. However, the wires are short enough and dont hang out too much, which is a good thing.
There are competitors that offer better at the same price, hence we find these headphones to be a bit overpriced.Elaborating on the neckband, it’s extremely lightweight and though concerned about this at first, you will find using them for extended periods of time to not be bothersome; in fact, you would even forget that they were on. The battery tops up in around an hour and in our tests, we managed to pull just about 8 hours of China AAA/AM4 Factory playback.While Beats offers its products that budget conscious people may balk at, several manufacturers introduce products that are cost-effective and offer that sweet bass that audiences crave for. However, the balance we found to be missing with the mids getting drowned out slightly during some tracks. We advise you to not take a dip in the pool with it or take a shower with it; we also include not walking with them in torrential rains.Being a fitness-focused brand, we are eager to let you know what this headphone brings to the table.As far as the in-ear monitors go, they are made of plastic and have been fitted with magnets on the ends to keep them secure.Out of the box, the N100 is a solid performer if you are into bass heavy music, however, the overall clarity lacks a bit.
On the outside of the neckband are the volume rockers which double up as buttons to go to the next track or the previous one. The headphones absolutely live up to its USP. When listening to popular music, there is a sweet thump in the sub-bass that has enough of emphasis to sound just right. The overall sound cannot be termed slightly above average, but at the same time, you will not find the sparkling highs that are found on headphones from expensive brands. The build quality is not the best and we are a bit hesitant to recommend them for fear of the wires coming apart. We may have encountered call/network issues during our tests. Luckily, this is not prevalent across all genres which allows you to enjoy music suited for your taste without any complaints. While the LG Tone series costs a pretty penny, the MevoFit Play N100’s price pales in comparison.
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