Griffin Woodtones Headphones

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

3
Average:

0
Bad:

1

Pros:

Warm, forgiving sound, Comfortable, Self-adjusting headband
Nicely priced, Real, handturned wood, Inline controller and microphone, Light and comfortable, Sound surprisingly good for their price

Cons:

Less accurate than other headphones, No case
I wish they folded up for storage and carrying

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Last revision on September 8, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Warm, forgiving sound, Comfortable, Self-adjusting headband
Nicely priced, Real, handturned wood, Inline controller and microphone, Light and comfortable, Sound surprisingly good for their price

Reviewers Didn't Like

Less accurate than other headphones, No case
I wish they folded up for storage and carrying

Expert reviews and ratings

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By PC Advisor on July 14, 2015

It's hard to make a definitive call concerning the Griffin WoodTones. While $100 is a pretty awesome price for a pair of over-ears this comfortable, the bass-cluttered soundscape they provide lacks polish, and drops emphasis during some of the most...

By reviewed.com on March 13, 2014

The Griffin WoodTones Over-The-Ear headphones are a pleasant surprise. Despite not coming from a big name in headphones, they offer great sound quality and comfort, although some design issues stop them from being a great portable set. Next, read our...

By Trusted Reviews on December 30, 2013

100

The Griffin WoodTones in my opinion would be an excellent option when looking to purchase some on ear headphones that you intend to use on a regular basis, whether you are at home or during your commute to work. Not only is the audio experience excellent...

By Play3r on October 22, 2013

100

When I heard that I was getting the chance to review Griffin's WoodTones Over-The-Ear headphones, I thought, “Cool! New headphones to try out.” I didn't really think anything of it. Again I thought nothing would stand up to what I currently have been...

By nerdreactor.com on June 20, 2013

Long gone are the days when people felt too embarrassed to wear a hefty pair of cans on their heads in the fear that they'd be accused to trying to look like an Ibiza DJ wannabe. The hype about on-ear headphones has helped convince the masses that,...

By The Inquirer on February 14, 2014

Griffin WoodTones headphones review – Some headphones are made from plastic. Some with a mix of plastic and aluminum for sturdier and lighter feel. For Griffin, the choice comes to real, captivating wood.Available in variety of wood tones, such as...

By Craving Tech on December 12, 2013

The Griffin Technology’s WoodTones headphones remind me of our local weatherman. How’s that for a comparison? Seriously, I have been reviewing many headphones in many price ranges, with the sweet spot at about $100-150. Expensive enough to sound...

By The Gadgeteer on November 16, 2013

With software companies seemingly tearing any visual reference to wood or leather from their operating systems and apps, it's good to see that these materials still have a home in the hardware world. Griffin's WoodTones may seem like the name of a 60s...

By PC Advisor on November 08, 2013

I didn't know what to expect from a pair of headphones coming from Griffin. After all, we love their great accessories but never really thought of them as a source for headphones or speakers. Add in the fact that the Griffin WoodTones headphones are...

By Gear Diary on November 07, 2013

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