Testseek.com have collected 46 expert reviews of the Blue Microphones Lola and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Blue Microphones Lola.
March 2016
(79%)
46 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: The Lola headphones achieve this lower price tag largely by omitting the built-in amplifier. Which would leave you with £170 to spend on a separate DAC if you feel the need? Most of my review was done using the excellent LG V20 with its built in quad DAC...
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Published: 2017-06-01, Author: Guy , review by: stuff.tv
Distinctive styling, Well-rounded audio performance, Sturdy enough to be knocked around
Big and heavy, In-line remote is iOS only, Microphone issues
The Blue Lola headphones are easy to recommend for anyone looking for a great quality pair of wired headphones at a mid-range price. They sound great, they look distinctive, and they come with all the accessories you need to use on-the-go. They're not pe...
Abstract: The Lola is a slightly smaller and more stylistically restrained version. The headphones have a similarly magic, sound-isolation-enhancing fit to the head, although without the tension adjustment, and while they also lack the Mo-Fi's amplification, the hu...
We are now coming to a close of our time with the Lola after extensive testing and insight into what the buzz is about. In this section of the review, we will conclude our findings and see what makes the Lola stand out from other studio headphones as a wh...
Published: 2016-03-03, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
great, rounded sound, with punchy deep bass when required, highly adjustable and comfortable for extended listening sessions, stay put on your head, decent sound isolation
still quite heavy, pricey, no Android remote support, big and eyecatching
Blue has taken the best bits of its original Mo-Fi and distilled them down into a lighter, more manageable set of over-the-ear headphones. They're still not the lightest, and they will get you noticed if worn out and about, but they sound terrific when dr...
For all of the choices you have to pick from all of the headphones out there, you have a lot of categories to choose from like Bluetooth, standard, and high-end audio. For those of you looking to step into the high-end audio or audiophile side of things...
Published: 2016-11-01, Author: Paul , review by: soundonsound.com
Abstract: Blue are well known in the studio microphone field but they're now also making significant inroads into the headphone market. Their Lola model, reviewed here, is built around custom 50mm, fibre-reinforced, moving-coil drivers, and the company also offer t...
Abstract: As much as we'd all love surround sound in every room where we have a TV, it isn't always feasible. Be it budgetary reasons or living in an apartment with roommates who don't share your enthusiasm for late-night explosions, sometimes 5.1- or 7.1-channel a...
Abstract: Blue has a new set of headphones out and these should build on the success of the Mo-Fi headphones. But these are not really a successor to those cans of a reboot. Rather, the Blue Lola headphones are a refinement and concentration of them.They come is a...
Neutral, balanced sound, Cool, functional styling, Comfortable, They'll really boogie with a good headphone amp
Replace the chrome trim with something subtler, A balanced version would be cool
The Blue Microphone Lola's are another outstanding set of headphones that are available at, what is becoming, the rapidly crowded entry level of the serious headphone market. They reward the listener with a refreshingly neutral and fatigue free sound. The...
