Fastrack Reflex Tunes F02 Review

Fastrack brings a new pair of headphones with an attractive design. It looks nice and trendy, and portable enough to carry the headphones easily in your bags. The Fastrack Reflex Tunes F02 comes with 14 hours of playback time which is impressive, but would it translate the same in our testing, let’s find out…

Build quality

Fastrack Reflex Tunes F02  has minimalistic design ethics. Its earcups have an oval shape exterior. The headband is made of steel and allows you to adjust the size as per your comfort. The inner cushioning is perfectly fine to wear it for longer hours. The earcups are comfortable to wear and good for noise isolation, as well.

The control buttons are placed on the right earcup – volume rocker and track change, play/pause, and power on/off and LED control switch. And a USB port is located next to AUX port to charge the headphone.

Performance

Pairing the Fastrack headphone is quite easy as like other Bluetooth headphones, just power-on your phone’s Bluetooth and the headphone. Reflex Tunes F02 is lightweight, only 260 grams, and equipped with Bluetooth version 4.2. The wireless range of the headphone is 10 meters. In the real world, the connectivity was perfectly fine within eight meters of range and then there was a little drop.

The earcups hold 40mm driver with 32Ω Impedance and 20Hz – 20kHz frequency response. To test this headphone, we used test tracks: Angel of Mercy by Black Label Society, Stadium Arcadium, brutal bass drops, trance music and Bollywood romantic and dance songs.

The Fastrack Reflex Tunes F02 headphones deliver a balanced sound and its frequency distribution is also well managed. On tracks with intense sub-bass content like Titanium by David Guetta which features dance club style beats, the headphone performed well pushing the appreciable amount of bass. Sia’s vocals were clearly audible in between the bass of this electric pop song.

The mids sound clear and warm and provide enough detailing to keep enjoy favorite music. At the highest volume, the headphone provides an ample amount of loudness and at the same level, we found some amount of noise leakage too.

Battery life

Fastrack claims to offer up to 20 hours of battery life. We tested the battery life in our real-world loop test. We fully charged the headphone and then played different genres of music on full volume. It was able to deliver more than 8 hours of playback in one full charge. With moderate usage combining calls and music, it was able to deliver more than 12 hours.