The two sport earbuds provide pretty standard service. Plantronics has focused on giving 3200 users the most comfortable fit, with three bud options for you to choose from for optimal noise cancellation. In contrast, the 3200 seems to be better suited to more closed environments. This doesn’t detract from sound quality at all, as we’ll see later, so it’s especially useful for runners, bikers, hikers, or practically anyone whose field involves a lot of interaction with the open outside world.
The 3150 has an “Always Aware” design: the tip doesn’t completely block your ear canal, meaning that ambient noises (like approaching cars, for example) are still audible. The only difference between the two, in any aspect, is the way their buds and ear tips are designed. You won’t have to worry about dropping your headphones (like you would with non-sporting wireless headphones), and tangled wires also won’t be a problem (unlike with wired earphone options). This makes it a great choice for any kind of sport or physical activity, from more stationary ones like lifting weights to ones that involve huge distances like running or biking. It’s obvious in how similar the design is for the 31: you can see the ear hooks that keep the buds firmly in place. The two options being compared are both designed specifically for athletic use. The 3150 (left) and the 3200 (right) are almost identical. The earbud design is practically the only difference between the two. Plantronics 3150 vs 3200 Comparison Chart Model Plantronics 3150 vs 3200 Comparison Chart.
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