In case you haven’t decided yet what to give your father and mother for the coming Father’s Day and Mother’s Day, here’s a great device you can consider buying. The Shure SE115 Sound Isolating Earphones will be a perfect gift for them since all of us know that our parents look at listening pleasure and privacy these days. Get yourself one, too.

Mixing striking aesthetics and superb sound quality at a very affordable price tag, the Shure SE115 comes in four dazzling colors: black, blue, pink, and red. But it’s not all about the colors. Promoting Shure’s legacy of giving premium sound, style, and durability, these modular earphones offer a convenient modular cable design to complement your on-the-go lifestyle. Read the rest of this entry »

Tunewear has launched its first earphone product for portable music players, the TuneSonic Crystal. The earphone delivers a high-resolution 9mm neodymium magnet driver that the company says produces clearer sound with input as strong as 5mW. It comes in three different colors, “black onyx” (black with rhinestone), “chrome silver” (silver with clear crystal), and “crystal pink” (pink with clear crystal). Also included is a 24k gold-plated 3.5mm stereo cable.

Each earphone comes complete with 4 different sized silicone ear pads to help fit with most ear sizes. TuneSonic Crystal is already available for purchase from Tunewear and priced at $50. Read the rest of this entry »

For serious gamers, sound quality is a big part of the gaming experience. And with the Razer Moray earbud headphones, this can be maintained. For earbud headphones, sound quality may not usually come at a level that most gamers would look forward to. But with the Razer Moray earbuds, the experience might be a little different. Read the rest of this entry »

Now every music lover can express themselves with a fresh, stylish choice of a earphones to match your personal style. With the new look, our funky earphones will deliver crystal clear sound. Comfortable inner-ear system, the series Power Graphixx also high sound quality and blocks most unwanted noise. The Elecom Power Grapixx feature has 9 mm of driver diameter, 20 Hz – 20,000 Hz frequency response, maximum power input 10 mW, 92 dB/mW at 1 kHz sensitivity and 16 Ohms of impedance. Read the rest of this entry »

That new iPod shuffle has a weird set of headphones. The controls are all on it and it will take you a while to master them. On top of that, you won’t be able to add any new headphones unless you also get the necessary control dongle.

In case the default Apple phones aren’t the thing for you, you can always get the new iEP505 earphones announced by iLuv. The phones come with the in-line needed controls so you won’t need any kind of adapter to make them work. The iEP505 earphones will cost $50 and they will come in black, white, pink, red and blue.

Gadget Inspector review the latest Eyewear from Vusix. Vuzix keep on to amplify their personal video wear lineup with the new Wrap 920AV. They’re semi-transparent they act like conventional sunglasses so you are able to wear them as you stumble walk around in the real world. Read the rest of this entry »

We all know that the new third generation iPod Shuffle was released yesterday and apparently Klipsch has wasted no time developing complementary accessories like this neat breakthrough headphones. These new headphones are integrated with controls on the earphone cord for the new third generation iPod shuffle with Apple’s new VoiceOver feature.

These new headphones will give users the ability to play, pause, adjust volume, switch playlists and hear the name of the song and artist with just the press of a button.

The new third generation iPod shuffle with the VoiceOver feature can speak song titles, artists and playlist names. When you want to know the name of the song or artist playing, simply press a button on the conveniently located headphone controls and iPod shuffle tells you the song and artist name. iPod shuffle can even announce status information, such as battery life.

The Klipsch headphones are expected to be available this summer for $99.99.

Bluetooth headsets are not exactly a fashion accessory meant to be worn with a cocktail dress. We tend to like them because they free our hands while keeping us in contact with our friends and family. The concept Bluetooth headset in the picture here was designed by Ilshat Garipove and it’s inspired in the formation of a water drop. It has a single button whose only function is to receive and end calls and that’s about it. The design is made for ladies and we have no idea if it will be ever manufactured. As for us men, we’re not that into fashion, are we?