Coming to the endurance features, the PlaygoBH70 is IPX4 rated, which means the headset is waterproof and will survive an accidental dip in the water.
Overall, the Playgo BH70 gives you a very economic package with the bare minimum aspects in terms of design. It is not bad, but at the same time, nothing special.
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Performance –
The Playgo BH70 features Bluetooth 5 connectivity, which makes it easy to pair with all the gadgets in the current and older generations. Pairing to an iOS. Android, macOS, or Windows device is a breeze and the connection is pretty much flawless, as is expected of a BlueTooth headset.
The inclusion of a Qualcomm QCC Bluetooth chip makes it possible for the BH70 to support the aptX low-latency codec. The sound quality on the Playgo BH70 is its biggest talking point. The headset features an AI-based sound optimization feature that continuously adjusts the sound effects of the music or content that is playing on your device. This is extremely useful when you are listening to varying types of music back to back. The interplay between the left and right sides of the headset really brings the whole song to life and you get a truly immersive experience. Noise cancellation on the Playgo BH70 is effective but not a hundred percent impactful. I would have loved to see Playgo prioritize noise cancellation because that is usually the decision when you are choosing between several brands.
