The MEE audio M6 Pro are a more durable and better-built upgrade to the MEE audio Sport-Fi M6. They come with two cables and the transparent casing on the earbuds and the in-line remote makes them look and feel more premium. They're stable enough to exercise with, and thanks to their decently isolating and portable design they're an adequate choice for commuting. Unfortunately, they tend to sound a bit sharp and they won't be ideal for very noisy environments.
Our Verdict
The MEE audio M6 Pro are decently versatile in-ears. They deliver a moderately well-balanced audio response but may sound a bit too sharp for some critical listeners. They're easy to carry around on your person with a stable and durable design that's decent for sports. Unfortunately, they may not be the ideal headphones for more critical listeners.
- Portable and stable design.
- Durable design, comes with two cables.
- Slightly bright audio reproduction.
Decent for neutral listening. The MEE audio M6 Pro have a moderately well balanced audio reproduction but may sound a bit too sharp for some. They also don't have a spacious soundstage due to their closed in-ear design. They won't be the ideal headphones for more neutral listeners but they should sound decent enough for most casual listening.
The MEE audio M6 Pro are above-average for commuting and traveling. They're comfortable and easy to carry around with you at all times. However, they isolate a little less than some of the other in-ear headphones we've reviewed. On the upside, you can always mask some of the noise by playing your music a little louder since they don't leak much.
The MEE audio M6 Pro are above-average for sports. They have an ear-hook design that's stable enough to run with and they're decently comfortable for in-ears. Unfortunately, their controls can be a bit difficult to see due to the transparent casing and they may get tangled or hooked on something when exercising.
The MEE audio M6 Pro are decent for office use. They barely leak even at very high volumes so they're a decent pair of headphones to use at the office. They block enough noise for most office environments, but they don't perform as well as dedicated noise cancelling headphones.
The MEE audio M6 Pro are average for gaming. They have practically no latency since they're wired. Unfortunately, they don't have the best microphone for gaming, and they don't have any customization features.
Changelog
- Updated Nov 21, 2019: Converted to Test Bench 1.3.1.
- Updated Nov 21, 2019: Converted to Test Bench 1.3.
- Updated Feb 16, 2018: Converted to Test Bench 1.2.
- Updated Dec 26, 2017: Review published.
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