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| V-MODA Bass Freq Earbuds - Blue Steel | 
 enlarge | Brand: V-Moda
Category: CE
List Price: $50.00
Buy New: $19.99
You Save: $30.01 (60%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  618 reviews
Color: Blue Steel
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 1 x 4 x 7.5
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: bf-blue
Model: bf-blue
UPC: 877653000103
EAN: 0877653000103
ASIN: B000F075LC
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Deep yet precise bass | | • | Passive noise isolation reduces ambient noise without batteries | | • | V-MASQUE driver delivers warm mids and crisp highs | | • | BLISS silicon tips in three sizes for maximum comfort | | • | Award-winning design in an array of colors |
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Product Description
3.5mm Plug Size / Compatible with Personal CD Player, iPod, Computer, MP3 / Features In-Ear Acoustic Technology / Admits Outside Sound for Safety
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| Customer Reviews: Read 613 more reviews...
 great headphones January 6, 2009
These are some good headphones. They are light so you won't even feel them. The sound clarity is crisp and clear and they really do deliver some serious bass. They're a steal at $20 and being someone who takes headphones very seriously, I can say that they are better than some headphones that are 5x their prices.
Drakh
 Zophotos January 6, 2009
The sound is great, but they keep falling out of my ears. They don't come with interchangeable rubber inserts, so they aren't a comfortable fit. Given this situation, I can't use them for the gym as I had originally planned. I use them when I'm sitting still on flights for business.
best earbuds for under $100 January 6, 2009
I've purchased these Earbuds for 3 people now, I love them. The sound quality is great and the price is right.
Best earphones I've ever owned.... until they stopped working. -_- January 5, 2009
I've been through about $200 worth of head/earphones at this point in my life and I have to admit that these are the best I've ever had. Unfortunately, they're probably also in the list of one of the quickest ones to break. While I do admit that I probably use earphones not in the most common way that they would be used... like for example sleeping with them on and letting them fall to the floor and not picking them up until I need to use them again... these stopped working when I was doing none of that (not that I didn't do those things while they were alive, mind you). They were on my night table, had been there for a couple of days and it was late at night so I had to use them. Picked them up and WAM! Left earphone didn't work. GRR! Right now I'm using a tape to be able to listen through both sides.
I did notice that the high levels bass on these, so if you REALLY don't like that you definitely need not apply. However, I used these to listen to movies, music, etc. on my laptop and/or with my MP3 player, I thought the bass was quite nice. I usually don't use bass if there's an option to turn it on or off, but these definitely did not make my enjoyment of music, etc. less pleasant. These are also really good for canceling out noise, which is something I like. Oh and I guess it should be noted that when I plugged these into my laptop at full volume, they really blasted out the music really high. So you might be careful before wearing them and the device you're using them with being at full volume. Might make you deaf from what I can tell.
All in all, my only quibble with it is their very short durability and this is a big issue with me as I tend to buy new headphones every other month. They offered great sound, nice bass and they were quite cheap too. So unless you're very careful when using these, I wouldn't even begin to recommend them.
Decent headphones for the price January 5, 2009
Amazon was selling these for $20. That's a great deal. They're definately worth that. I'm not so sure they're worth their $50 list price though. They're cheap looking and feeling, and I see there are some complaints about durability. They're fairly comfortable for earbuds, though.
But in headphones, all that matters is sound. These produce a good amount of bass, as their name implies. So if you care about bass more than clarity, as many younger listeners (or less appreciative music listeners) do, these might be it, and at a great price point. However, the overall impression I got from them was muddy and loud. Certainly an improvement over the headphones that ship with pretty much any MP3 player or phone. However, they don't project music accurately. I've read reviews saying these things sound amazing. They don't. They sound good for the price.
I decided to spend a little more money and purchase a pair of Sennheiser HD-280 Pro which I LOVE. I still have these to keep in my coat pocket in case I feel like listening on the run.
Buy them if your budget is $20-50. They're worth it. But don't expect the hype that a lot of people are putting behind these. And expect big boomy bass.
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