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Creative EP-630 review
If you want to step up from stock earbuds but aren't absurdly picky about audio quality and don't want to spend a fortune, the EP-630 earphones are a solid option. Durability may be an issue, but they're compact, comfortable, relatively stylish and offer good sound quality for the money Read more
9 October 2009 by Jasmine France
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AKG K 390 review
The AKG K 390 earphones offer a sleek design and generally impressive sound quality, whether or not the noise-cancelling function is activated. The earbuds and noise-cancelling module are fairly large, which might put off some users, but these are good earphones nevertheless Read more
16 September 2009 by Jasmine France
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Monster Lady Gaga Heartbeats review
Inspired by Lady Gaga, these in-ear headphones are exactly what you'd expect: completely over the top and stylish to the point of absurdity. If you can wear the triangular earpieces comfortably, you like plenty of bass and you want to catch eyeballs, these earphones will suit you well Read more
28 January 2010 by Jasmine France
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Sennheiser OMX 680i Sports review
The Sennheiser OMX 680i Sports headphones are impressively stable and comfortable when running, as their adjustable ear-hook design works extremely well. They lack oomph in the bass department, though. Read more
17 August 2011 by Niall Magennis
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Nixon Nomadic on-ear headphones review
The Nomadic on-ear headphones don't offer the best sound quality we've ever heard but they are exceptionally stylish. They have a sturdy design, too, and you can get them in a wide range of colours and configurations. A variety of handy extras, like a hard-shell carrying case, rounds out a decent package Read more
23 July 2009 by Jasmine France
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JVC HA-NC80 noise cancelling headphones review
JVC's HA-NC80s offer a truly affordable way for you to escape the hums and bangs of public transport and office chatter. JVC claims the HA-NC80s will block 75 per cent of such ambient noise -- for this price, that's an enticing claim Read more
12 June 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Shure SE102 sound-isolating earphones review
Shure introduces their lowest-priced earphones yet, the sound-isolating SE102s. A definite upgrade from the earphones that come bundled with your MP3 player, the SE102s are durable, loud and bright-sounding,l but hardly dazzling Read more
19 November 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Sony MDR-AS100W Active Headphones review
it can be surprisingly difficult to find a decent pair of fitness-friendly headphones, but Sony has entered the fray with its Active Headphones range. The AS100Ws are well designed, with an adjustable over-the-head band that should fit snugly on most gym bunnies. They don't sound bad, either Read more
6 June 2008 by Jasmine France
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Atomic Floyd MiniDarts review
The MiniDarts sound OK, and the useful remote plus a cool design is a winning combination. That said, you will find better sound for less money. Read more
29 November 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Denon AH-NC732 headphones review
Denon's AH-NC732 headphones feel like a cross between two Bose Quiet Comfort models, and the result makes them excellent noise-cancellers with a comfy design. The fact that you can listen to music even when the noise-cancelling circuitry is deactivated is a definite plus. But do keep in mind the NC732's high price Read more
31 October 2008 by David Carnoy
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