iSkin today introduced its new line of earTones earphones. These Stereo earphones feature an in-line single-button remote and mic and Microban anti-bacterial treatment on both the earbuds and microphone control surfaces. What makes the iSkin earTones special is that it features the industry’s first flexible earbud feature aptly called FlexFit. This feature makes it easy to insert earTones into the ear and provides overall comfort. Available in black/black, black/red, black/white, pink/black, blue/white, and purple/white, the iSkin earTones Stereo earphones retail for $40. [iSkin]
Thanko has rolled out a unique earphones that come equipped with a built-in alarm clock. Weighing at just 21 grams, the new Thanko EARINALM is powered by a built-in battery that can be recharged via a USB port. If you are interested, you can purchase the Thanko EARINALM for 2980 Yen of around $36. Read more
Urbanears has updated its earphone series by releasing the new Urbanears Bagis. Available in blue, red, white and black, these earphones reduce distortion with the combined use of fabric and TPE cord. The Urbanears Bagis earphones also snap together, so you can store and wear them around your neck. $30 is all you need to bring home these fancy earphones. [Acquire]
dB Logic today announced the availability of its no-battery-required, ultra-low distortion sound pressure level limiting EP-100 earphones for teens and adults. These earphones feature dB Logic’s SPL2 technology to help protect users from long-term hearing damage, regulating volume as needed while keeping musical content largely unchanged. The SPL2 technology limits volume levels using advanced circuitry and eliminates the need for bulky battery-powered processors required by competitive sound pressure limiting products. Available in Quick Silver, Big Apple Red, Barracuda Blue, Valentine Pink, Shamrock Green, and Tiger Orange, the dB Logic EP-100 earphones are now available on the dB Logic website and Amazon.com for $29.99 MSRP. [Press Release]
Designed by Triathlete Seth Burgett, the Yurbuds Ironman earphones are designed to be sweat proof during those intense workouts. In addition, they will stay in your ears during the most rigorous activities. Included with each package is a red Ironman carrying case and trading cards. The Yurbuds Ironman Performance Raising Earphones retail for $49.99. [Product Page]
Here is a video that shows the Klipsch S5i rugged earphones. These earphones are said to be extremely durable and perfect for active outdoor lifestyles. The S5i allows you listen to music as well as make calls on your iPhone. It comes with a microphone attached to an enlarged remote for easier control even though you have gloves on. Each purchase of the Klipsch S5i comes equipped with a carrying case that doubles up as an emergency flash light. If you are interested, you can buy the Klipsch S5i rugged earphones for $191. [Klipsch]
Sony has introduced three new headphones in the form of the MDR-XB1000, MDR-XB41EX and MDR-XB21EX. The Sony MDR-XB1000 is a high-end overhead headphones that feature a couple of 70mm dynamic-type driver units with soft and comfortable padding, a 24-Ohm impedance, a 106dB/mW output sound pressure and a 2-30,000Hz frequency response. The Sony MDR-XB41EX and MDR-XB21EX in-ear headphones come equipped with a 13.5mm and a 9mm driver unit, respectively. Both models also have a 16-Ohm impedance and a 105dB/mW sound pressure for the Sony MDR-XB41EX and a 103dB/mW sound pressure for the Sony MDR-XB21EX. [Sony]
GeekStuff4U has started selling the Audio-Technica ATH-EC707 EarSuit clip-on earphones for the Japanese market. These high quality earphones have an adjustable ear hook for a versatile fit range and a couple of 14.8mm drivers that help bring big, detailed sound. The Audio-Technica ATH-EC707 provides a frequency response of 10 – 24,000Hz, an impedance of 16 Ohms, an output sound-pressure of 104dB/mW and a 3.5mm gold mini-jack (L type). Folks in Japan are able to buy the Audio-Technica ATH-EC707 for $135. [Product Page]
Today at CES 2011, Sennheiser has recently introduced a new set of earphones to its range, which is known as the Sennheiser CXC 700. These earphones adopt the noise cancellation technology, which operates under three user-selectable modes. “Mode 1″ is designed to reduce intense low-frequency noise such as rumble from airplane engines or trains. “Mode 2″ aims at the middle of the frequency range, like the whir of air conditioning units. “Mode 3″ combines the other two modes, leaving high frequencies alone and focusing on eliminating the hums and whirs of modern life present in the lower-to-mid frequency realms. Sennheiser will release the new CXC 700 in early 2011 for a retail price of around $319.95. [PCMag]
The Tron T3 in-ear earphones are now available for pre-order on Amazon. These earphones connect you instantly to your portable gaming system or MP3 player for a fully immersive sonic experience. Priced at $49.99, these earphones feature Monster’s signature flat cable and tangle-resistant design, along with the circular brushed TRON logo and are bundled with three pairs of sound-isolating ear tips. [Amazon]
