Thanks to the small size of the iPod shuffle, we can see wireless headphones take on a whole new meaning thanks to the guys at Elecom. The latest wireless headphones
If you've not heard of Phonak, then don't worry because neither had I until I reviewed their PFE 112 earphones. The Swiss company has a 60 year history in the hearing aid industry. Less than two years ago they crossed over into the consumer audio market in the US and now they're coming to the UK.
So this is a concept gadget, but a real contender for release apparently. Not content with annoying the hell out of everyone on the train by playing your music at
I would like to start by saying that this review is aimed at the trendy section section of society. The ones who can pull off a mullet, and not be embarrassed wearing skin tight jeans, and a blazer. The focus of today’s review is the Sandbergs StreetBlaster headphones, which at an RRP of £35.99, might seem a reasonable amount of money.
Occasionally you get something through your door to review that falls into the WTF category, and the iBlink headphones are just such an item. These headphones are unique in that each earbud contains three LEDs that blink in time with the music.
Why is it that when you buy a MP3 player, they give you headphones that look as if they came from a Christmas cracker? Even the mighty iPods headphones are a bit basic, and the availability of even nattier headphones would indicate that Apple feel there is room for improvement.
We’re a fan of the Floyd around here, and we’re not talking Dark Side of the Moon Floyd either, so we thought it only right and proper that we share the UK based headphone company’s newest set of TwistJax headphones with you.
We take a closer look at the AirJax around the ear headphones made from Titanium2, but will they rock our world?
