BlueAnt has continued to provide some really great headphones/earbuds that can provide the continuing motivation for someone who is into running or working out outdoors, at the gym, or at a health club.
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Tag: Earbuds
Rowkin Bit Charge Wireless Earbuds – Review
Most of the times that I wear earbuds, Im at the gym. I started with wired ones, graduating to wireless, with a cord behind my head that attaches the earbuds to each other. For the last two weeks I’ve been testing the Rowkin Bit Charge Wireless Earbuds, and I’m thrilled to say that they are my new favorite.
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IEM200 Studio Grade In-Ear Headphones – Review
In-ear earphones, used judiciously, can provide an immensely satisfying diversion. If you’re raking leaves or doing some other mindless chore, a good set of earbuds can keep the job from becoming a grind. Unfortunately, these same earbuds can cause permanent and irreversible hearing loss if played too loud.
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TomTom Spark Cardio + Music – GPS Fitness Watch Review
In the crowded category of fitness watches and bike computers, there seem to be new players every six months. Most of the better ones, like the feature-rich TomTom Spark, are reliable performers and highly competitive. With the introduction of the Spark, TomTom has added the ability to load music onto the watch and allows the user to listen with its high-quality Bluetooth earbuds, which come with the watch.
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1More Crystal Piston In-Ear Headphone – 2 Pack Model EO301 – Review
About a year ago I decided I was done with in-ear headphones. I’d tried at least 20 products in recent years and was never fully satisfied until I plugged a pair of these remarkable 1More headphones into my ears. I listened to pop, classical, ragtime. opera, folk. You name it, I added it to the mix. I was so impressed I found it hard to believe the company is selling them for $80 for two. It’s a great value.
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iHome FIT Sport Ear Buds – Review
The iHome Fitness Innovation Technology, FIT, is a line of audio products for active use or while lounging on your sofa. The iB11 2-in-1 sport ear buds that I reviewed are on the lower end of the line which made me curious about the higher end ear buds.
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Flux In-Ear Pro Headphones – Review
Flux In-Ear Pro Headphones Steelseries $130 U.S. If you are agreeable with in-ear headphone cables looped behind your ears, and if you require a
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SnuggBuds SB-X Ear Buds – Review
The biggest complaint about earbuds is that they’re always falling out. When you’re participating in sports or exercise, the last thing you want to worry about is runaway earbuds. The SB-X earbuds stay put. Simply place them in the ears, then give a slight twist. The suction in the ear canal keeps the SB-X earbuds in place.
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NuForce NE-600X Sound Isolating Earphones – Review
The NE-600X earbuds provide good value for the price. Bass response is acceptable when listening to classical music, though not particularly noteworthy. On the other hand, I gave them to a 19-year-old who listened to hip-hop with them and thought the bass was terrific.
Read MoreSkullcandy 50/50 Earbuds with Microphone – Review
Skullcandy 50/50 earbuds/microphone; the right pair for you?
Nemo Memo – Nemo’s Helpful Holiday Hints for Stocking Stuffer Suggestions
Small speakers don’t get any cooler than Ice from i.Sound. They are tiny, with a surprisingly robust audio. Power them via USB from your computer, or with a clever AC adapter
Skullcandy FMJ iPhone earbuds and microphone – Review
Skullcandy; now there’s a naming success. Skullcandy’s a little company that markets a wide selection of headphones, earbuds, and accessories. I’ve never had any trouble remembering this firm’s name! Skullcandy’s target audience is the skater/hiphop crowd, but don’t let that (or their too-cool-for-school website design) drive you away, even if you lean more to the fuddy-duddy side of the spectrum.