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Headphones Comparison: V-Moda Remix Remote vs. Arctic E461-BM

November 30, 2011March 1, 2025 Adapter, Audio, Earphones, Headphones, iPad, iPhone, iPod, iPod Classic, iPod Mini, iPod Nano, iPod shuffle, iPod Touch, Music, Review, Shoot-out 1

One of the greatest assets to any iOS device is the ability to listen to your favorite music, audiobooks, or your favorite apps. There is nothing more annoying than trying to do so with earphones that simply ruin the experience with their shoddy qualities. Most of us aren’t in the market for expensive earphones that can cost over $200, so what’s out there for those of us who want to find a balance between sound quality and cost? V-Moda and Arctic each have earphones in their lineups that try to reach such a balance. How do they compare?

NB639 Fitness Evolved Headphones
Review

November 17, 2011February 9, 2025 Audio, Earphones, Features, Review 0

Guest review by Jim Dicker, Ironman Triathlete NB639 Fitness Evolved Headphones Company: iHome Audio Price: $99.99 iHome’s New Balance Heart Rate Monitor and Pedometer,

Samson Meteor Mic
Review

October 18, 2011February 9, 2025 Audio, Earphones, Features, Headphones, iPad, Macintosh, Microphone, Review 1

Samson Meteor Mic Studio USB Microphone Samson Technologies $99 US Samson’s new premium quality, compact, retro-stylish USB microphone is outstanding. No software installation is

SK Pro Throwback DJ
Review

August 31, 2011March 2, 2025 Earphones, Headphones, Review 0

Skullcandy earphones ”I don’t care if they’re earbuds or the comfy earmuff style” are as much about fashion and whimsical design as they are about quality sound. When you’re cruising along on your inline skates with an iPod strapped to your bicep, a candy orange cord dangling across your chest and your ears encased in white plastic lined with soft tan leather, you are nothing if not the height of cool.

Sennheiser CX 680i Headphones – Review

March 30, 2011March 1, 2025 Earphones, Headphones, Review 1

The first thing you notice about the 680i’s are the shark-like fins that protrude from each earbud. These fins look as if they would feel uncomfortable, but they do a great job of holding the earbuds in place, even while working out. You can wear them for several hours, and while you know you’re wearing headphones, you don’t feel any real discomfort. There’s not much that’s more annoying and potentially dangerous than an earbud falling out while running on a treadmill or an elliptical machine. You can feel secure that this won’t ever happen while wearing the 680i’s.

Mogul DJ EarPollution Headphones
Review

January 14, 2011February 9, 2025 Earphones, Headphones, iPad, iPhone, iPod 0

Mogul DJ Ear Pollution Headphones iFrogz $40 to $70 online Guest review by Devon Gilbert The first things you notice about the new Mogul

MiCorder Digital MP3 Recorder
Review

January 5, 2011February 9, 2025 Earphones, Features, Headphones, Review, Speakers 4

MiCorder Company: Olens Technology $60 to $80 online If you are an iPhone or iPod touch snob, stop reading now and get back to

a-JAYS Three and t-JAYS Three in ear headphones
Review

November 18, 2010February 9, 2025 Earphones, Features, Headphones, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Macbook, Macbook Air, Macbook Pro, Review, Speakers 2

a-JAYS Three Price: $60 online t-JAYS Three Price: $80 to $100 online Company: Jays of Sweden Devon Gilbert assisted with this review The

v-moda Crossfade LP, thinksound ts02+mic, and Arctic Sound P321 headphones reviewed

October 21, 2010February 9, 2025 Earphones, Features, Headphones, Headset, iPad, iPhone, iPod, iPod Nano, iPod shuffle, iPod Touch, Review 0

By guest reviewer Devon Gilbert and John “Nemo” Nemerovski Devon and Nemo spent hours listening, evaluating, and comparing these three innovative, affordable headphones with

Gizmos: Never Too Early for Stocking Stuffers

August 4, 2010February 28, 2025 Cases, Earphones, iPhone, iPod, Review 0

iPods and iPhones fit snugly in this hard plastic protective case from Pelican. The inside of the case is padded with rubber bumpers and also containsÂ an input for your earphones. Put your iPod in the case, connect the provided cable to it, lock the case with the snug and secure latches on the side and then connect your earphones to the external jack and you’re ready to go.

atrio M8 PROFESSIONAL EARPHONES
Review

July 8, 2008March 27, 2011 Earphones, Review 0

I’m glad to say I’ve met my spiritual sonic in-ear guru, atrio professional headphones by Future Sonics. These phones are the first I’ve found that fit me the way I believe the company would have it. And the amazing part is that the silicone sleeves that were already on the m8’s I received fit perfectly.

GrooveAtomic: High performance earphones (pink)
Review

June 26, 2008May 20, 2012 Earphones, Review 0

Before I start this review I should say that I’ve been quite satisfied with the stock headphones that were shipped with my iPod nano. Perhaps my expectations for a unit costing $14.99 to $29.99 were not so high, but for such a small device I wasn’t expecting $100-plus Bose power, only a set that would give me clear, crisp highs, non-muddled mid-ranges, and reasonable bass sounds.

Five NewerTech iPhone Audio Accessories Reviewed

April 30, 2008December 2, 2011 Earphones, Headphones, Review 0

Newer’s Mic Extender is an an adapter plug with an in-line microphone. You can use any earbuds, and Newer adapts the plug, and provides the microphone, as well.

Shure SE 110 Sound Isolating Earphones – Review

October 22, 2007January 16, 2011 Earphones, Review 0

Shure, makers of quality sound products such as microphones, and the subject at hand, has yet another offering designed to titillate your sonic fancy: The newly released SE110 Sound isolating Earphones ("Developed for THE PROS" is stamped on the box).

Shure SE420 Sound Isolating Earphones
Review

October 17, 2007January 16, 2011 Earphones, Review 0

SE420 has a lot of punch within the audio spectrum where most music is heard. For $400 you get brilliant clarity throughout this region, without potential aberration from cranium-splitting highs or bowel-churning lows. A lot of money buys a lot of sound delivered to your sonic sweet spot.

Comply Whoomp! Earbud Enhancers
Review

October 11, 2007January 16, 2011 Earphones, Review 0

Our design of cradling in the bowl of the ear while funneling sound into the ear canal, gives the user both improved sound and comfort, while our gentle Comply foam reduces ambient noise.

Comply Noise Reduction Earphones NR-10
V-Moda Remix M-Class Earphones
Review

September 11, 2007January 16, 2011 Earphones, Review 0

NR-10 produces a clean, powerful sound, with balanced emphasis in the midrange, where voices and instruments are heard. Remix’s bass is booming, treble is soaring, midrange is excellent, without any obvious concentrations through the entire audible and harmonic spectrum.

Shure Sound Isolating Earphones SE210 and SE310
Review

April 25, 2007September 6, 2011 Earphones, Review 0

Shure manufactures sound equipment that lasts and performs well. Do these ear phones stand up to their own standards?

ety8 In-the-Ear Bluetooth Earphones
Review

April 25, 2007September 6, 2011 Earphones, Review 0

Late-model iPods are the only ones that can use ER’s 8-Mate Adapter for iPod, so don’t bother trying with your 3G iPod. I did, and flunked. 4G or later, plus all nanos and minis are supported. You can learn about this and everything else relating to ety8 from the links on its informative web site.

Triple.fi 10 Pro Earphones
Review

April 3, 2007September 6, 2011 Earphones, Review 0

Three types of interchangeable tips (foam, double-flange, and single-flange) and three sizes of the latter are included, to help you determine which tips fit and sound best for your situation. Triple.fi 10 Pro are true "26 dB" noise-isolating earphones, meaning when tips are fully-inserted you hear the audio from your iPod or other sound source, and very little ambient noise.