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gaming
Razer Moray+ Gaming Headset Has Mic Dongles for DSi, DS Lite and PSP
Razer's original Moray headphones were good for $40—Moray+ adds a mic and has dongles so you can mouth-breathe into your PSP or DSi/DS Lite for $60. But, uh, how often do you wanna do that? [Razer] -
thriller
Michael Jackson Thriller Headphones Have Dual Meanings Now
These Michael Jackson Thriller headphones are pretty fantastic cause, well, they're Thriller headphones, but the graveyard imagery might be a little bit too soon. Still, awesome. More » -
monster
Monster Turbine Pro Earbuds Earwax On
Monster's followup to their decent Turbine buds—Turbine Pro—show they're more betterer with gold trim. Listening to them immediately after the Turbines, they definitely sounded better—richer, better balanced, with more presence, kinda like going from Shure's SE110s to SE115s. More » -
gaming
Creative's Fatal1ty-Branded MKII Headset Won't Make You a Better Gamer, but It Probably Sounds Nice
Creative says their Fatal1ty Gaming Headset is professional grade gaming equipment, with 40mm neodymium drivers and 20-20,000 Hz range. Respectable specs, sure, but I'm not sure it will transform you into a headshot god. More » -
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And Women Claim Size Doesn't Matter
They're all like "it's about the quality of the sound, not the size!" and then you catch then at the Beatlemania exhibition in Hamburg and they break your heart. More » -
headphones
Q-Sound Solar Bluetooth Headphones Are Pleasingly Future-y
I've got to give this Q-Sound headphone concept from Shepeleff Stephen top marks for its design. Not only does it look great, it is also innovative in its use of solar technology. More » -
headphones
Stick This Wiener in Your Ear
If you want to be quirky and different—or you're just a wiener lover—these $13 headphones make it look like you've got a really long wiener running through your head. [Product Page via NerdApproved] -
earbuds
Denon AH-NC600 Earbuds Cancel Noise, Right Down To Touched Cables
Denon has announced the AH-NC600—their first foray into noise canceling earbuds. They claim this new model can reduce ambient noise by 99% while delivering high quality sound. More » -
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question of the day
Speakers or Headphones (aka Are You Ashamed Of Your Music)?
Some people don't care how others perceive them—like my neighbor. He likes to blare jazz and crap 70's rock on the weekends. If that were me, I would be using headphones. More » -
stereo bluetooth headset
Kindly Check Out this JABRA HALO STEREO BLUETOOTH HEADSET...
Assalamualaikum, this is the JABRA HALO STEREO BLUETOOTH HEADSET, an esteemed product that lets you impress cleverly and wire-free! More » -
lightning review
Shure SE115 In-Ear Headphones Review: The New Top Buds
Shure's SE110 earbuds emerged victorious in last summer's in-ear headphone battlemodo, delivering great sound quality and value. Now the new, improved SE115s have arrived, promising superior bass handling over its predecessor. Do they meet expectations? More » -
robot rock
Daft Punk's Bluetooth Headphones Are the Bluetooth Headphones I Want
Nokia recently asked for Bluetooth headset designs inspired by a certain song; this is what G. Smith presented after listening to "Robot Rock" a few dozen times. R. Kelly and Michael Jackson are also well-represented. More » -
headsets
Sanwa Throat Mic, For Your Very Tactical Cellphone Conversations
Special forces may use throat mics to coordinate near-silent attacks on enemy bases, but Sanwa wants to bring all that convenience to your next supermarket run. More » -
ipod shuffle
V-Moda Announces Their Own iPod Shuffle-Compatible Headphones
They join Etymotics, Klipsch, Monster and Scoche, who announced theirs yesterday. Theirs should support the newest shuffles, plus the latest MacBooks and nanos. -
shame
The Worst Proprietary Gadget Offenses
Like a predatory loan officer or an unstable partner, technology companies have an obsession with locking you down. Here are some of the worst examples of proprietary products that leave you trapped, broke and angry. -
apple
Shuffle-Compatible Headphones Trickle In From Etymotics, Klipsch, Monster and Scoche
We're just starting to get word on Shuffle VoiceOver-friendly headphones coming from third-party manufacturers. In addition to the news we've already seen from Scosche, there's a $100 pair from Klipsch, and we're being told that there will be more announced from Monster and Etymotics shortly, if not already. Shure confirmed to us that it does not have a Shuffle-ready headset or any kind of adapter. Stay tuned for details, but that's the tally right now. -
question of the day
Do You Use Apple Earbuds?
The release of the new shuffle with the controls set on the headphones has sparked a debate about Apple earbuds vs third party products. -
apple
Bad Idea: Moving iPod Shuffle's Controls to the Headphones
The popular iPod shuffle has been updated today with new text-to-speech voiceover technology in a reduced size. It's really cool except for one thing: It moves all controls to the headphones. Updated. More » -
music is dead
iPods and Young People Have Utterly Destroyed Music
You know how most people are perfectly happy with Apple standard-issue earbuds, white plastic molded around a crappy audio experience? A Stanford professor's informal annual study shows that youngins like the "sizzle sounds" of MP3s. More » -
headphones
Lightning Review: Nixon Master Blaster Headphones
Nixon's Master Blaster Headphones are their top-of-the-line, studio quality headphones. In addition to beautiful, lightweight design, these leather-wrapped cans have 50mm dynamic drivers and an analog volume dial built around the speaker cabinet. More » -
headphones
First Listen: Sony's MDR-EX500LP Shure Fighters
Sony announced a handful (or several) of new headphones today, but the buds we wanted to hear were the MDR-EX500LP, which a Sony rep said are aimed at Shure's SE210. So, how do they sound? More » -
headphones
Antler Headphones Help Attract a Mate
This mysterious creature has been known to dress like Kurt Cobain and play About a Girl in an effort to attract a mate. The males with the biggest antler headphones are the most desirable. More » -
headphones
GoStereo Tune In Tune Out Lets You Hoard Your Music or Share on the Fly
Whether you want to keep your music to yourself or share it with the world, this GoStereo headset only makes you lug around one listening device as it doubles as both personal headphones and speakers. More » -
headphones
JVC's New Headphones Have Wooden Housings, Cost $730
Victor JVC just announced the new HP-DX700 headphones, and they look beautiful. Also, they look expensive, because they are really fucking expensive. More » -
bacteria
Sharing Earphones Is a Nasty Proposition
Remember that time Steve Jobs, countering Zune sharing, offered that the only way to share music was to intimately place one of your earbuds into another's ear? Well that's a bad idea, bacteria-wise. More » -
headphones
Psyko Audio Labs 5.1 Gaming Headphones Pound Your Entire Skull With Sound
The folks behind these Psyko 5.1 surround sound "gaming" headphones went an unorthodox route when deciding how best to deliver sound to your ears—through your skull. More » -
crapmodo
Maxell M&M's Earbuds Will Probably End Up In Your Kid's Stomach
iPod accessory maker Maxell is going to release music player earbuds that look like many kids' favorite candy-coated chocolate candy. What could possibly go wrong?! More » -
earbuds
Screw-to-Fit Koss Earbuds Fill Up Your Head-Holes
Koss's CC_01 earbuds replace those easily-lost foam or rubber tips with an expandable and contractable system. Just turn the metal screw top on the back of the 'buds, and the tips will adjust to fit. More » -
ces 2009
Sennheiser HD 800 Headphones: German Engineering at Its Finest
Sennheiser's latest entry into the world of uber premium headphones comes to us in the form of the stunning HD 800. New features include a completely new type of transducer and ear cup design. More » -
ces 2009
Shure SE115 Low-End Headphone Update Adds More... Low End
Shure's affordable SE110 headphones may be celebrated, but they decided to improve the design anyway. The SE115 adds bass without crowding out mids and highs, and—apparently by popular demand—comes in four colors. More » -
headphones
Aerial7 Graffiti Headphones One Pacifier Short of a Personal Rave
Well hello color. How ya been, and who at Aerial7 did you have to get high in order to get yourself arranged in such a, um, loud way on these new Graffiti headphones? -
ITP Winter 2008
Accelerometer Headphones Control Music Via Headbanging
One of the projects that caught our eye at NYU's ITP winter show last night (the program that brought you Big Screens) were the Head(banger)phones, accelerometer-equipped to change the music as you bob your head. -
accessories
Breppies: Socks for Your Earbuds
While there are some people who just cant get earbuds to fit, those with really large ear canals might benefit from Breppies—or what are essentially earbud socks. -
headphones
This is Why the Limited Edition White Dr. Dre Monster Beats Cost 2x As Much
Gear Live, through a hands-on, has finally figured out why the white version of the Monster Beats cost twice as much as the standard black version. It's coated by Colorware. More » -
ripoffs
Monster Offers White Version of Beats Headphones, Charges $700 For No Discernable Reason
If there's a company out there that engages in price gouging more blatantly than Monster, I've never heard of them. Today's offense: charging $700 for a pair of $350 headphones painted white. -
apple premium headphones
Lightning Review: New Apple In-Ear Headphones
The Gadget: Not to be confused with the original In-Ear Headphones, Apple's new In-Ear Headphones have been redesigned from the ground up with balanced audio powered by two drivers in each ear. It also comes with a remote and microphone that's compatible with the iPod Nano 4G, iPod touch 2G, iPod Classic and iPhone 3G (kinda).
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dr. dre beats
Dr. Dre and Monster Put $150 In Your Ear With Beats Tour Headphones
Dr. Dre and Monster just dropped the in-ear version of their Beats headphones, which cost $150 and are tangle free. Now they're waiting for you to pick it up. More » -
apple
Apple In-Ear Now Available To Tickle Your Brains
The Apple Store now shows the Apple In-Ear Headphones with Remote and Mic as available. Before they were listed as "coming soon", but their ordering database now shows shipping in 7-10 days, even while their text description hasn't been updated yet. [Apple]





































