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Grado has rolled out its latest in-ear sound isolating earphones in the form of the GR8. Priced at around $300, the earphone comes with a standard 3.5mm jack and supports frequency range of 20 -20,000Hz, 118db/1mw of sensitivity, 120 Ohms impedance, and 51-inch/130mm (oxygen-free copper wire). Each purchase comes with a pair of Grado GR8 earphones, 3x ear tips (small, medium, large), 4x Ear wax proof cloth, and 2x ear wax proof cloth ring. [Product Page]
Scosche Industries has recently unveiled its IDR350M (Increased Dynamic Range) noise isolating earphones that have an integrated remote and microphone control called tapLINE allowing users to navigate their music library, adjust the volume, record voice memos or talk on their iPhone. These earphones are also compatible with the iPod Shuffle 3G and iPhone 3G S by offering special features such as VoiceOver or Voice Control. The IDR350M headphones will be accompanied by half a dozen colored caps that consists of silver, orange, green, pink, blue or white. The IDR350M headphones are now available via Scosche’s website for $50. Scosche will also begin shipping the IDR350MD in August for the same price and with the same specs. [Product Page]
The Blinx is a unique set of high quality LED headphones that come with micro Blue LEDs installed in each ear bud and in the central control box. These blue LED lights are sound responsive and interact with the music playback, giving a fantastic light show when viewed in low light. Blinx headphones work perfectly with any music gadget equipped with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. Each purchase comes with foam ear bud protectors, instruction leaflet, and two 7mm ZA13HP high current batteries. The Blinx sound responsive LED headphones are priced at £24.95 ($42). Video after the jump. More
Denon Japan has recently rolled out the AH-C710 ear canal earphones exclusively for the Japanese market. These high-end earphones are made using vibration proof metal and hybrid plastic compound which suppresses unwanted vibrations. The Denon AH-C710 also supports a playback frequency of 5Hz – 25kHz, a sensitivity of 110dB/mW and zimpedance of 16-Ohm. Available in black or silver, the Denon AH-C710 retails for 15,000 Yen ($165). More
The Hitachi HP-CN12 bean-shaped ear canal earphones are available in eight different colors. These earphones work on a frequency zone of 20Hz – 22kHz and deliver and impedance of 16-Ohms. The HP-CN12 also features a slider that adjusts the length of the wire and prevents it from entangling. These unique earphones will be launched in Japan on July 24th, 2009 for 1500 Yen ($17). More
Razer has recently introduced a new set of in-ear noise isolating earphones in the form of the Moray+. Targeted at gamers, these lightweight earphones feature an inline microphone providing omni-directional pickup, a frequency response of 20 to 11,000 Hz, an impedance of 17 ohms, a sound pressure level (@1KHz, 1mW) of 110 dB, and a 1.3 meters long cable. In addition, the earphones are also bundled with 3 adapters, allowing you to use it with the Sony PSP 2000/3000, the Nintendo DS Lite/DSi, and laptops. The Razer Moray+ sells for $59.99. [TCMagazine]
Denon has recently introduced a new set of noise canceling earphones for the mass market in the form of the AH-NC600. These earphones are able to suppress up to 99% of surrounding noise. The AH-NC600 also comes in a neat package with various accessories to be used including specific dual sockets for use on airplanes. The Denon AH-NC600 is priced at around 20,000 Yen in Japan or approx. $207. More
Logitech Korea launched its noise-isolating earphones which are known as the Ultimate Ears 700. These earphones are custom-tuned to deliver highly accurate sound reproduction in a compact design. The Ultimate Ears 700 also boasts an assortment of ear cushions, with a choice of small, medium and large soft-silicone ear cushions and supports passive noise-isolation of up to 26 dB. No info on pricing at this time. [AVING]
VIBEBS from Korea showed off its new in-ear vibration earphone, which is known as the “80dB” during 2009 Singapore Expo. What makes this earphone special is that it features vibration functionality for bodily sensation and adopts the company’s exclusive vibe-sound function. However, there is no info on pricing or availability at this time. [AVING]
Altec Lansing’s Backbeat Pro noise-isolating earphones feature a black-and gold body, with a single balanced armature, iPhone-compatible 3.5mm mini-jack connector, a braided oxygen-free copper cord with tangle-resistant PVC coating, and an included neoprene carry case. Altec Lansing’s Backbeat Pro noise-isolating earphones will be available soon for $100. [Altec Lansing]
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