SOL REPUBLIC x Motorola Tracks Air Wireless Headphones

If you are like me, you love your music and when listening it sure doesn’t hurt to have great headphones.  This past year, I was introduced to SOL REPUBLIC and their amazing Master Tracks Headphones.  The sound quality blows my mind!  They were nice enough to send us the Tracks Air Wireless Headphones by SOL REPUBLIC x Motorola to try out.  The thought of being able to listen with SOL REPUBLIC headphones and move around the house freely was thrilling.  I can connect using Bluetooth on my phone and listen to music while doing my daily routine around the house.

Equipped with Wireless A2 Sound Engine Speakers, the SOL REPUBLIC Tracks Air Headphones thrill your ears with incredible sound quality and ultra-comfortable wear.  Like the Master Tracks, these are very secure-feeling when I wear them, no need to worry about them sliding off your ears.

SOL REPUBLIC Tracks Air Headphones have the ability to connect to multiple devices so if you use a phone and a tablet, you can pair both devices.  Then you can feel free to answer phone call and listen to music, all using controls right on the headphones.  If you prefer, there is a wired connection with controls included as well.  You will enjoy up to 5X the normal range for wireless power as well. The storage bag included is great for stashing my headphones and nice for travel.

Like the Master Tracks, Tracks Air Headphones will knock your socks off with the sound quality! You really get the feeling you are at a concert with crystal clear sound.

Overall, I can highly recommend the SOL REPUBLIC Tracks Air Headphones for those who are looking for the best in headphones and want the freedom of wireless. These work well for me at home and would be perfect for those that are constantly on-the-go.  Another fun feature: You can purchase colorful headbands to change-up your look!

Available in 4 colors at Best Buy and solrepublic.com, $199.99

Product received from PR for editorial consideration, all opinions expressed are my own.

What do you think of the Tracks Air Wireless Headphones?