Soyo Freestyler HS11 Bluetooth Stereo Headset with Transmitter
September 19, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones
This is the Soyo Freestyler Bluetooth Stereo Headset that also comes with a transmitter, and it’s on the one-day deal at Woot today for $17.99.
Main features include the ability to work with the Apple iPhone 3G, Bluetooth V1.2 compliant, 5 to 6 hours of battery life, built-in microphone, and compatible with any device that uses a 3.5mm mini jack Read more
Sony Bluetooth headphones are great for sports
September 10, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones
Sony has said that its Sony Bluetooth headphones named DR-BT160Ass are still very much alive which we have to agree.
These headphones from Sony are splash-proof which means great for sporting people who sweat, they will pair/connect with any mobile phone or MP3 player that supports A2DP Bluetooth.
They will be available in a kit with a cool Bluetooth dongle, which basically means you can use with an iPod. Features include a built-in microphone which is great with mobile phones handsfree calling and also has volume controls. Read more over on Stuff TV.
SteelSeries Siberia full-size headset in pink for women
September 3, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones
Whenever you look at a pink gadget you know that it has been designed for women in mind. Well it seems as if SteelSeries have jumped on that bandwagon with their Siberia full-size headset, which as you guessed is pink in color.
Study shows that women make up a massive 40% of the gaming population, so it does make sense to give them a product that they would like to use. They do not want any of those headsets which are chrome or titanium, as they have been designed for men in mind. Yes most of them want something nice and girly.
The Siberia full-size headset are designed for those female professional gamers, the design of the headphones are comfortable and suitable for long gaming sessions. The SteelSeries Siberia headset will be available from October with a price tag of £49.99.
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Shure SE102MPA Sound Isolating Stereo Headset ideal for iPhone
September 3, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones
Shure have introduced their new SE102MPA Sound Isolating Stereo Headset, these make it perfect for iPhone and smartphone users. These headphones are an entry-level accessory, but they offer a premium experience.
Shure have designed these ear phones mostly for the iPhone user, the device offers performance that you just would not expect from a gadget with such a small price tag.
Shure SE102MPA Sound Isolating Stereo Headset is packaged with MPA. The ear phones will be available some time this month and will come with a two-year warranty.
Read the full Press Release
Sennheiser MX W1 Wireless Earphones using Kleer transmission
August 27, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones

We see all sorts of products on product review, but this does have to be my favourite product of the day just for the mere coolness, I’m talking about the Wireless earphones made by Sennheiser, to be precise the Sennheiser MX W1 wireless earphones.
So you can forget about the metres of mangled cables you normally have to deal with, instead just listen to the flawless transmission of uncompressed CD-quality sound.
If you want to know how the set works, let me tell you, it’s by using a new technology called Kleer Corporation’s digital transmission, this allows for a much better sound than if used via Bluetooth.
If you think how your wireless mouse works the Sennheiser MX W1 wireless earphones work pretty similar, in that they need a transmitter in order to function properly, but hey what do we care if we have finally got rid of all that unwanted cable.
When you purchase these very sexy wireless earphones you will get a gorgeous carry-case with a built in battery pack, this will allow you a maximum of three times to fully recharge the earphones. When fully charged the ear buds will last at least 3-5 hours, the transmitter will last about 10 hours on maximum charge.
So to be one of the lucky owners of these nifty earphones you will need to dive into your wallet or hammer your credit card for around $499.99, Ouch, ok they don’t come cheap, but with style and quality like this who said it would.
Source: nexus
Denon AH-D7000 new high-end headphone
August 26, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones

Hundreds of DJs have been waiting for launch news on Denon latest high-end headphones, the AH-D7000 and we are pleased to let you know your wait will soon be over as they will be available from mid-September.
The Denon AH-D7000 will be taking over from the AH-D5000’s so it may be time for you to invest in the newer model if you have been happy with the AH-D5000 wait until you hear the sound on the new model. The new AH-D7000 are designed purely for people who want a natural rich sound for DJs across the world or for someone who just wishes to lose themselves in their music without bothering anyone else.
They really do look something to, housed in a natural Mahogany wood; this native wood is also used for musical instruments such as guitars will give an excellent high in the acoustical sound.
The AH-D7000 features are very similar to the specifications of the D5000, but due to the Neodymium Diaphragm they are more dynamic.
These great headphones provide an impedance of 25Ω and a sensitivity of 108dB/mW with a maximum input of 1800mW, a frequency range of 5-45,000Hz, they also feature 50mm Neodymium drivers. If you want to get hold of one of these once they are available in September you will be looking at a price of around 800 Euros.
Source: akihabaranews
Philips SHE2617 In-Ear Headphones
August 19, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones

When it comes to portable media players one of the most important parts of the device has to be the headphones. So many people spend so much money on their headphones, but that is sometimes not needed.
Here we have a set Philips SHE2617 In-Ear Headphones, the great thing about these is the fact that they will appeal to kids of young ages as they come in a range of colors.
These headphones are so cheap that you could purchase them in all colors, then choose what color headphones that suit your mood on the day.
Although the Philips SHE2617 In-Ear Headphones are cheap headphones, they do offer perfectly balanced and natural sound.
Specifications:
- 15mm speaker driver optimizes wearing comfort
- Comfort ear cushions ensure a perfect fit for maximum comfort with three interchangeable earpiece cap sets
- Flexi Grip design protects the cable connection from damage due to repeated bending
- Neodymium magnet produces a strong magnetic field for greater bass response and higher overall sound quality
- Twin vents channel the air and balances the high and bass tones for more rounded listening
For more information on these Philips SHE2617 In-Ear Headphones
Everglide S-500 Professional Headphones with Microphone
August 1, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones

What can you get these days for just $19.99 in the electronics world and more importantly headphones? Well these headphones are exactly that price and come with a microphone.
The Everglide S-500 Professional Headphones are said to be extremely comfy, durability and the sound quality is first class.
The only bad points we heard were about the size and the leather liner. A couple of people reported the leather liner peeled off after a few weeks and many owners complained about the massive size of the Everglide S-500 headphones.
All in all it looks like your getting great value for money. While they are a little big, the $19.99 price includes some nice features.
The main features include: Great for gaming or music, protective carrying bag included, over-sized circumaural leather muffs to reduce ambient noise, optimum noise isolation, ultra-Light Membrane for instantaneous audio response, designed for comfort and extended wear.
Woot has the Everglide S-500 Professional Headphones on today’s deal. View it here.
SteelSeries 5H v2 vs. Razer Piranha gaming headset
July 3, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones

When a new set of headphones come onto the market, people like to know how they perform before they buy, what better way to do this than with a comparison with another set of head phones. The guys over at Tweaktown have decided to pit the SteelSeries 5H v2 against the Razer Piranha gaming headset, but what pair will come out on top.
Here is what they thought of both sets of headphones, “It really is a tough choice between these two units here, because each has features that I would like to see in the other one.
If SteelSeries put in some more responsive driver units to deal with the volume issues, then they would be my firm recommendation.
The Razer Piranha on the other hand overcome the volume issue by going with a different style of ear pad sitting directly on the ear itself. However, it is unfortunate that this can lead to the dreaded head pinch and ear burn with extended use. Furthermore, the microphone placement is an issue; it would be nicer to have a bit more flex and stay with it to ensure you can get it near the mouth.
Now, here is what it can mean for you. If you are a hardcore gamer who spends lots of time with the cans on your head, I would have to say go with the SteelSeries. The sheer practicality of these units means that you can wear them comfortably for hours on end, and they give a great range of delivery so you won’t miss a cuss.
If you are more of a casual gamer or you just like the shiny blue things (I fall into this category), then the Razer is more for you. Don’t get me wrong, the Piranha is still an excellent gaming headset, but it suffers from two major stopping points that can mean the difference between a few hours on COD4 and an all night marathon. The head pinch factor can leave you a bit sore after a few hours and the units’ inability to pack down into a smaller size can lead to breakage when packed in with the rest of your gear.
The conclusion is that both units will give you superb auditory performance and both are solid brand names that are reliably pumping out one solid product after another. The choice really comes down to your preference and style.”
Swarovski Flower Earphones
April 1, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones

These earphones are stunning and are enhanced with sparkling Swarovski elements and have jewelled flowers on the ear buds.
These Earphones have a snug fit which provides great sound at a lower level.
The Features are as follows
- Comfortable Soft-fit Silicone Ear Tips
- Powerful 9mm neodymium drivers
- Gold-plated plug for superior sound transfer
- Compact Earphone Design
You can get these here
Jabra’s BT3030 dog tag Bluetooth headset
March 26, 2008
Filed under Bluetooth Gadgets, Gadgets, Headphones

Jabra’s brand new model of Bluetooth headset the BT3030 is said to be due for release on the 23rd April 2008.
As you can see from above the headset was designed to mimic the traditional dog tag.
On this headset you will find six buttons useful for sending and ending calls and controlling music playback, and yes, it will lower the volume when detecting an incoming call.
The power supply is a built in lithium polymer rechargeable battery that will last up to seven hours on one charge.
Headphones for Kids: MR-222KD by Sony
February 27, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones

Kids listen to music just as much as us adults, so why shouldn’t they have a comfortable set of ear phones. I have noticed when my daughter is listening to her music the in ear headphones are no good.
Well these could be the solution they are the MR-222KD Read more
Pathetic looking Sony PFR-V1 Personal Field Speakers: Would you buy them?
February 26, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones, Speakers

Not the one for slating something too often these Sony PFR-V1 Personal Field Speakers look pathetic, ok maybe they have something special about them or something but the Read more
Transform Your Headphones with Sony’s portable Bluetooth DRC-BT15 receiver
February 26, 2008
Filed under Bluetooth Gadgets, Electronics, Gadgets, Headphones

You can now transform your headphones with Sony’s first portable Bluetooth DRC-BT15 receiver.
This portable Bluetooth receiver will convert virtually any pair of headphones into a stereo headset and extends this wireless streaming technology to headphone styles that may not yet be available with embedded stereo Bluetooth capabilities. Read more
Sony MDR-EX700LP earbud headphones
February 26, 2008
Filed under Gadgets, Headphones

It has been reported that Sony has updated the MDR-EX700LP earbud headphones.
They now have new 16mm drivers to give you ear-drum-shattering action with more precise sound than before. Read more
New mystery item is called Micro CMoy Amplifier, full low down review
February 25, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Gadgets, Headphones
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Not so long go Mobility Site said they was going to talk about a mystery item they had up their sleeve, and true to their word and as Read more
Sennheiser PC 350 gaming headset just launched: Specifically for gamers
February 8, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Gaming, Headphones
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Are you a gamer that thinks about high quality sound whilst playing your favourite game? If the answer is yes to this question then the Sennheiser PC 350 gaming headset is the one Read more
Monster and hip hop producer make Beats by Dr Dre headphones
January 14, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones

Monster the well known technology product company and the hip hop producer “Dr Dre” have teamed up to bring us the “Beats by Dr Dre headphones”.
Dr Dre main aim now is to make gadgets in his name and these headphones offer a rich, deep bass and are “unique and avant-garde” Read more
Cresyn’s Phiaton: 4 new headphones, pair of earbuds and music docking station
January 12, 2008
Filed under Electronics, Headphones, Speakers

Cresyn normally makes components for products that are put under other companies brands, but now Cresyn has a brand of its own called “Phiaton” and they have some really cool products which are eye candy at its best Read more
FCC News: HP Bluetooth headphones with noise-cancelling
January 10, 2008
Filed under Bluetooth Gadgets, Electronics, Headphones

Many products hit the FCC weekly and some get through unnoticed which is not what happened here with HP’s Bluetooth noise-cancelling headphones.
As far as we know they have not been featured at CES and have only turned up on the FCC Read more

