October 25, 2011

Incase Reflex On-Ear Headphones Review

October 25, 2011/ Nir Schneider

Incase recently released a full line of audio gear to go along with its ever growing collection of protective cases and bags. Not having any audio background, we didn't think much of the new headphone offerings until we got to try out Incase's flagship headphones, the Sonic. It was love at first listen with great sound quality and possibly the most comfortable over-ear headphones we've ever reviewed. It only seems fitting that we should reviewed Incase's Reflex on-ear headphones, the next in line to the much more expensive Sonic headphones. The Reflex promise custom tuned drivers that deliver clear, natural sound across the audio spectrum and surprisingly enough, they've got the same 40mm diaphram drivers as the ones found inside the Sonic headphones.

Incase isn't the first brand you would think about when wanting to get a new pair of headphones. That's about to change. More on the Reflex headphones right after the break!

October 18, 2011

Brainwavz Beta In-Ear Headphones Review

October 18, 2011/ Sean Donohoo

In-ear headphones, there are so many to choose from out there. From the more expensive $200+ offerings that will let out the best sound quality and hopefully last the longest, to the cheap under $50 in-ears that you can throw around, get wet, and can be easily replaced. Although the under $50 in-ears don't tend to sound the best or fit very comfortably, the Brainwavz Beta's are one of the nicer pairs that can be had for well under the $50 price tag. The Brainwavz Beta's are priced at $28.50 and come with every size tip you will need. Check out the full review after the break!

October 06, 2011

Incase Sonic Headphones Review

October 06, 2011/ Nir Schneider

In case you were in the dark, Incase has its very own line of headphones and they are very promising. You might know Incase as one of the biggest names in the case, sleeve and bag business and rightfully so. My very first protective case years ago was an Incase Slider for the first ever iPhone, I fell in love right there and then. Incase might be new to audio, but it has incorporated everything it knows about good design into its new headphones. And let me tell you that it shows through and through with the Sonic headphones. These are Incase's flagship over-ear headphones clocking in at $199, and they've got a lot to give.

We've reviewed many headphones before, nothing quite as elaborate as the Sonics though. But are these worthy of a place on your head? Find out after the jump!

October 01, 2011

JAYS q-Jays In-Ear Headphones Review

October 01, 2011/ Nir Schneider

After having listened to JAYS' a-Jays Four and t-Jays Three and absolutely loving both, my expectations out of JAYS' top of the line q-Jays in-ear headphones are higher than ever and I couldn't be more thrilled to review them. The q-Jays are audiophile grade in-ears with a price to match at $179. Despite their extremely small form, the q-Jays fit inside dual micro armature drivers making them the world's smallest pair of in-ears with dual armatures. Can such small in-ears really deliver audiophile grade sound quality without compromising anything else? Get past the break to find out in the full review!

September 15, 2011

Incipio Forte 38 Headphones Review

September 15, 2011/ Nir Schneider

Has Incipio gone mad? What we may know as one of the most known protective case brand on the market has now splurgded into the audio market with its very own line of audio headphones. If Incase can have its own audio line, why not Incpio? We know what you may be thinking to yourself right now, how can a company without a single ounce of audio knowledge and background possibly out good sound headphones? To our surprise, Incipio's Forte 38, aka f38, headphones might in fact have a chance in this fierce headphone market. The Forte 38 aren't your typical hipster headphones you would get at your local clothing store. How good are they? Find out after the break!

September 10, 2011

Onanoff Magnum In-Ear Headphones With Magneat Review

September 10, 2011/ Jason Tsay

You’re listening to a song and you really want to share it with your friend. You can pull out one of your earbuds but audio quality takes a dive and that’s just plain unsanitary. Even if your friend has a set of headphones, it’s unlikely you’ll have a splitter cable with you. Onanoff has remedied this issue with its Magnum in-ear headphones; the splitter is built into the jack. How well does this actually work? Hit the jump for our full review of the Magnum headphones and Magneat cable manager!

August 31, 2011

JLab Audio J4 Earbuds Review

August 31, 2011/ Sean Donohoo

JLab Audio provides consumers with cutting-edge audio products with nice quality sound and a low price tag. The J4’s are there higher end quality of earbuds on their JBuds line with J3 and J2’s following behind. They are very simplistic, stylish in the variety of colors, and look industrial like. They look small, but pack a great punch in audio. They will blow any other pair of earbuds that are under $50. Check out the full review after the break.

The JLab J4's are the latest earbuds from JLab audio with superior sound quality and nice design at a nice price point. You can pick up the JLab J4 from JLab Audio directly or Amazon for $40 in Black/Red, Gun Metal, Purple, Blue/Yellow and Obsidian black which is what we will be reviewing.