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Vann’s sells the Klipsch Image S4i In-Ear Noise Isolating Headphones w/ $15 iTunes Gift Card for a sweet combo price.  This headphone has a 3 buttons to control your tunes, ear bud tips, 110dp rating and more.

The price is …Continue reading: Klipsch Image S4i In-Ear Noise Isolating Headphones w/ $15 iTunes Gift Card – $99 Shipped

Scosche has plans for the 2010 CTIA in Las Vegas.  There they’ll officially announce four new products geared towards netbook and surprise, iPad users.  So what are we talking about?

The skyCASTER Headphones are wirefree, operate over the 2.4Ghz frequency and include a USB transmitter.  They have cushioned leather ear cups and an adjustable microphone perfect for all your VoIP calls.  The skyCASTER headphones have a max range of 100ft.

Next up is the new netBOOK Power Line, which features three new charging devices: the inVERT, netVOLT car, and netVOLT home.  The inVERT , which is rated up to 100w, lets you charge your computer via your car’s cigarette lighter.  The netVOLT car, which has half the juice (50w) lets you charge two USB device in addition to your netbook, while the netVOLT home does the same thing but for the home.

Also on hand will be Scoches new line of netBOOK Protect gear, which includes a variety of cases, clear protective screen and eco friendly cleaner.

Last up is the netBOOK Connect line.  It features blueLIFE, a low profile Bluetooth USB adapter, the memoREAD high speed card reader with flush folding USB connection, and the fanBASE portable netbook cooling stand with 3-Port USB hub.

At first glance the Sharkoon Rush RHS100 headset appears to be your garden variety gaming headphone.  But with further examination or reading of this post, you’ll quickly discover that it features a rumble pack for added bass effect.  Other notable features include subtle orange glowing rings on both ear caps, a USB input, boom mic and 2 meter cord.

Price?  About $32. Available in the US or Europe? Unknown.

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One word is appropriate to describe professional gamers: intense. You don’t win national tournaments like the MLG (Major League Gaming) without being committed. In 2008, Astro Gaming, a sub-studio of design firm Astro Studios, released their high quality A40 headset specifically for these gamers. Now, Astro is set to release a new model for the millions of Xbox Live and PC users who want the same sort of audio quality for their gaming sessions.

The Astro A30 headset looks to bring the same type of design as the professional level A40s to a more mainstream audience. It features three different lengths of cord, swapped via a small module on the set. Gaming on your PC? Use the small cord. Sitting on the couch a few feet away from your HDTV? Go for the long one. A detachable boom mic and inline mic are also included. Sounds like they got everything covered with these.

The Astro A30 headset is available now from Astro Gaming for $149.

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Check these massive wireless headphones from Sony Europe, the MDR-RF4000.  They weigh in at .6 lbs, which might prove a bit neck wrenching after a few hours of use.  But at the very least you won’t have to worry about disturbing your bedside partner, or perhaps your parents while you crank out some frags in MW2 thanks to their over sized cups.  Other features include a 10 hour rechargeable batery with docking system, on phone volume control and a 30m range thanks to digital RF transmission.

There’s no word on if the MDR-RF4000 will hit the states.  Price and launch date are unknown for Europe.

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J&R, via Amazon carries the Shure SE420-K Headphones for $199.99 + free shipping = $199.99 shipped!  These headphones have super solid sound thanks to the dual speakers for deeper bass and spaciousness.  There is a dedicated woofer and tweeter in each phone and also features sound isolation to kill bothersome background noise. …Continue reading: Shure SE420-K Headphones – $200 + $0 S&H

Amazon carries the Ultimate Ears MetroFi 170 Noise Isolating Earphones for $49.99 – $7 instant savings + free shipipng = $42.99 shipped! These headphones include 3 different sized earbuds, carrying case and noise isolation. …Continue reading: Ultimate Ears MetroFi 170 Noise Isolating Earphones – $43 Delivered

Sony has been scrapping to make a come back and apparently so far so good.  Perhaps in an attempt to solidify their supposed comeback, they kicked out 3 new headphones that aren’t looking too shabby.

First up is the DR-350USB, a USB PC headphone with a boom, 30mm drivers and is available in black, red and gold.  It has a built-in boom mic and a set of in-line controls for manipulating volume as well as a quick mute button. The appear pads appear to be slender in shape, so let’s hope they can put out some decent bass.

Next up is the DR-320DPV.  It forgoes the USB jack for what I presume is a 3.5mm headphone jack.  The inline volume control is limited to a jog dial (no mute function), has a mic built-in to the headset and the phones come in Gold, Blue, Red and Black. …Continue reading: Sony’s Newest Headphones Don’t Look Too Shabby

Having yet to actually enjoy a pair of V-Moda earphones, the new Remix Remote’s look like they might be worth checking out.  Designed for use with all things Mac, (iPhones, iPods, and iMac, Powerbooks, etc.) the Remix Remote’s feature a built-in mic and handy volume and track controls.

Using 9mm V-MASQUE neodymium units for drivers, the RR’s also have a BEAT-PORT airflow system that enhances the overall stereo field.  The RR’s will go on sale exclusively at Mac Stores and online this March for the retail price of $100.

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The Clipper headset is not as unique looking as Jabra’s Dog Tag Bluetooth headset, but for the most part it accomplishes the same thing.  Just plug in any pair of headphones, Jabra or not, and you’ll be able to pair them with any Bluetooth enabled device of your choosing.  It even has a built-in mic for taking calls and should get about 6 hours of talk time.

Expect it to cost about $60 when and if it retails here in the US.

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