NuForce BE Free8 IEMs

Name: NuForce BE Free8 IEMs
Brand: NuForce
SKU: nuforce-be-free8-iems
Price: 79.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 2 (5 reviews)

Where's the price?

To negotiate the best possible price for our customers, we agree to hide prices prior to logging in.

780 requests

121 Sold

Product Description

Free yourself from the mess of cables with the NuForce BE Free8: a pair of wireless IEMs with a level of sound clarity rarely found in the category. Along with a Bluetooth wireless range of 33 feet, these IEMs feature AAC and aptX LL technology for high-fidelity audio from all your devices Read More

Customer Reviews

2.0

(5 reviews)

(1)

(0)

(1)

(3)

Images

Sort by: Newest

Rithrade

Feb 13, 2019

Verified Buyer

A mediocre product in a booming and exciting true wireless market. Sound lacking in mids, muddy and lackluster bass. Remember folks! Earphones and handphone both gotta have BT5.0 for that true wireless goodness.

Was this helpful?

Vote

Fearlessleader

403

Jan 22, 2019

Verified Buyer

Ignoring price... this just kinda works. It’s like night n’ day vs a Jabra Elite 65T I got as a refurb for $90 (both in sound and features). If some cables are ok with you, get a Jabra, or for MUCH less a Jaybird X2. If you want acceptable noise isolation, then get Plugfones Liberate which REALLY isolates. The BE Free8 has a button on each earpiece but only the left does anything. No volume control. No transparency. All I can say is: it turns on, played, pauses, and turns off.

Was this helpful?

Vote

justinmdougherty

Nov 9, 2018

Verified Buyer

I will start this off by saying that I have a 2 year old OnePlus 3 and that could be the issue but if not, these are the worst headphones I have ever used. If have the headphones in and on and my phone in my hand in front of me then everything seems to be working fine except the constant white noise I hear. If I'm not holding the phone in my hand in front of me, like I put it down to my side or put it in my pocket the headphones cut out and then disconnect. I did see some early reviews where this happened but it was explained by being a preproduction unit. If this isn't common and maybe because of an older phone then that's one thing but if it's common I'm pretty upset with the performance.

Was this helpful?