Headphone reviews of 2010
Headphone reviews: compare our reviews of wireless headphones, gaming, sports, noise canceling ear-buds and more.
- — 22 December, 2010 10:43
We've rounded up our headphone reviews of 2010, from TDK, Sennheiser, Jays, Atomic Floyd, Logitech and more. Compare our reviews of wireless headphones, gaming, sports, noise canceling ear-buds and more.
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Jays q-Jays
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Sennheiser OMX 680i Sports
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Logitech Gaming Headset G330
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Jays t-Jays Three
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Jays d-Jays
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Atomic Floyd AirJax + Microphone
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Sennheiser HD 418
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V-Moda Crossfade LP
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Jays One
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Jays t-JAYS One
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Jays a-Jays Three
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TDK WR700
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Jays a-Jays Two
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Sennheiser MX 581
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Sennheiser OMX 181
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Sennheiser MX 471
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TDK NC-150
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TDK EB 900
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Bose On-Ear Headphones
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TDK ST-PR300
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Bose Mobile In-Ear Headset
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Bose QuietComfort 15
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Creative Sound Blaster World of Warcraft
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Monster Cable Beats by Dr Dre Tour
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Phitek BlackBox M14
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Sennheiser HD418
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Monster Cable Heartbeats by Lady Gaga
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Nokia BH-905
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Sennheiser HD 428
Monster Cable Beats by Dr Dre Tour
Monster Cable's Beats by Dr Dre Tour in-ear headphones have a stylish design and reasonable sound quality. Their noise isolation isn't the best and the advertised tangle-free cable isn’t completely tangle-free. If image is important to you then these headphones are a decent option, but there are better-sounding alternatives for the same price.
- Review Date:
- Reviewer:
- Manufacturer:
- 10th Feb., 2010
- Ross Catanzariti
- Monster Cable
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- Price:
- $ 229.00
- Pros:
- Stylish design, relatively comfortable, flat cable doesn't get tangled as easily as standard headphone cables, good bass, crisp and detailed sound
- Cons:
- "Tangle-free" cable isn't completely tangle-free, microphonics evident when cable is touched, average noise isolation, overpowering mid-range, no microphone for mobile phone use
Comments
Peter
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Reviews, plural . . . . where are the others?