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It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed anything over here on Mobility Digest but I’ve got some stuff to review, and we’re starting off with a set of Bluetooth earbuds from a company called FSL or Future Sound Labs. These headphones features dual batteries for twelve hours of play or talk time between charges. These earphones are interesting in that they require a bit of work to wear honestly, the instructions aren’t the best, but once you figure it out they are comfortable and they do sound good. Read on to learn more..
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Mobility Digest Review: Wicked Audio Deuce Earbuds
I don’t know about you but my phone sometimes doubles as my MP3 player and you can’t exactly use a Bluetooth headset for listening to music. BT headsets are nice for taking calls, but it’s only one ear, so you really need a stereo headset but then you also need a microphone so you can take calls. Up for review today I have the Wicked Audio Deuce earbuds which is a stereo headset but it has an in-line microphone. The price of these is actually under $10 so you can’t really expect much can you? Read on…
Designed by Athletes for Athletes, Yurbuds, the Patented Sports Earbud That Never Falls Out
Earbuds, heaphones, and now Yurbuds for your Apple devices. These are interesting as they supposedly never fall out no matter what you do. They feature something called a 3-Button Dry Mic that are sweat and water resistant for all of you athletes out there. Launching in Apple Stores throughout North America, Yurbuds® has released the … Read more
Mobility Digest Review: Wicked Audio Helix Headphones
Music to me is a must, everywhere I go I have it with me. It’s on my phone, and my MP3 player that I hook up in my car. The radio isn’t bad, but I much prefer listening to what I want without the commercials. One thing great about mP3 players is their portability, they allow us to be free to do the things we want. If you’re an active person you might have noticed that some headphones or earbuds just don’t like to stay in place, well that’s where the product I have today for review fits in. The Helix from Wicked Audio are made for those with an active lifestyle, they feature earloops like you would find on a Bluetooth headset that keep them in your ears while active. The Helix only cost $15, and for that price I was surprised at just how good they sound.
Mobility Digest Review: Earjax Moxy Earbuds
I don’t know about you but I use my phone for more than a phone, and if you have a smartphone I’m sure you do as well or you’re wasting it. I have a Samsung Galaxy S Captivate that I love and it features a great stock music player, at least I think it is and I use it whenever I can. The Captivate does come with headphones but they’re not that great, at least I don’t think they are so I don’t use them. I like my music to sound good, so I use good headphones or earbuds actually. Today for review I’ve got a set of very good earbuds from a company called Earjax and they’re called the Moxy. They’re very well made and they sound great. One of the great things about these eabuds is that when you buy them, you’re not only getting a great set of earbuds but they’ll donate a portion of the proceeds to the Starkey Hearing Foundation.