Product Description
Slide your iPod nano Gen 2 into the incredible JLab MiniBlaster G2 and you've got the coolest gadget in the world! This ultra portable stereo speaker fits right in your pocket and allows you to blast crystal clear sound from your iPod nano any time and any place... walking, at the beach, camping, hanging with friends, and everywhere you go.
Customer Reviews:
Just what I was hoping for.......2007-08-24
I'm impressed with this little thing. The case is well-made and has a very solid feel. The Nano fits perfectly into the skin and into the MiniBlaster. I didn't have difficulties with the fit like others mentioned. Getting the Nano out takes some pushing, but that's the way it should be. You don't want it falling out on it's own and hitting the pavement. All the Nano controls are accessible. The front, circular control (volume/scroll) works fine through a silicon skin and is very protected.
The reason we buy this thing is for sound and size. Size and weight are impressively minimal. You won't beat that anywhere. As for sound, it's not a home entertainment center or a Bose IPod system - it's a tiny little device that offers maximum portability. If you can bring your Bose system along with you, then do it. If you need something small and more portable, then read on.
The sound has a distinct clarity. Mids to highs are crisp and well separated. What you loose is bass. It's attenuated, but not dull or muddy. I wasn't expecting strong bass with a frequency response of 450Hz to 20KHz. It's not built for it and shouldn't be expected.
It's made, as others have said, for you and a couple of friends in an environment without too much ambient noise. If you are looking for a system that you can play at a beech party with a big group of friends, keep looking, because this isn't it. Too many voices chatting away will drown this little thing out.
In a reasonably quiet room or out on the trail, you get enough volume to really enjoy the music. It's loud enough to hear the detail in the sound. It even gets too loud for conversations and has to be turned down. Don't get me wrong, the neighbors won't be calling or stomping on the floor. It has what it needs to fill the niche that it's designed for.
I personally like the sound with the EQ set to "Small Speakers" - seems like a good balance for Classic Rock which I tend to listen to the most.
If you want a small, light and very portable speaker system to free you from headphones and make portable music a social experience between friends again, then you are onto something.
Enjoy!
Great for use while traveling.......2007-08-11
I wanted to be able to listen to podcasts and my own music while commuting and so first purchased (for $80) an FM converter that plugged into the lighter and my iPod and then matched an unused frequency to play what was on the iPod. The sound wasn't great and it changed depending on where I was driving. I spent a lot of time trying to find the right static frequency and match it with the device. In the short time that I tried it out I had to switch frequencies twice.
So, I looked for a speaker. I decided that it wouldn't be a disaster to buy something at this price to try even if it didn't work great. It was what I was looking for! I can use it in the car and also other places where I want to play what is on my ipod so that others can hear. It is not great sound quality, but it is much better than what I was getting with the FM converter and much easier. I can either use batteries or the AC adaptor (I already have a device that converts the cigarette lighter into AC power).
It is a great solution for what I was looking for.
Good Product.......2007-07-26
I recommend this product over similar products that are outrageously expensive. Powerful sound for it's size and easy to use. Great value.
Wow, under 15 bucks including shipping!.......2007-07-04
Don't expect too much bass out of -any- tiny speakers but as a way to turn your nano into a sort of 21st century "transistor radio" equivalent with stereo audio and a better sound quality, this little thing is superb. Talk radio podcasts are delivered very clearly and music can be enjoyed to an extent especially if you choose an appropriate EQ setting on your nano. Volume capability is decent, just don't expect to entertain an audience bigger than about two or three. Battery life is good for the 4x AAA batteries.
JLab Audio.......2007-06-08
The sound is good from the Miniblaster, but getting my Ipod in and out of it is a real chore!! It is very difficult to do. It not only is very hard to place in the miniblaster, but getting it out is even worse. I like the size of it as it doesn't take up a lot of room when I place it on the counter. Just difficult to use. It is also hard to adjust the volume with the "skin" on it.
Product Description
Slide your iPod nano Gen 2 into the incredible JLab MiniBlaster G2 and you've got the coolest gadget in the world! This ultra portable stereo speaker fits right in your pocket and allows you to blast crystal clear sound from your iPod nano any time and any place... walking, at the beach, camping, hanging with friends, and everywhere you go.
Customer Reviews:
Great sound quality for such a tiny package.......2007-11-05
I bought the miniblaster portable speaker in December 2006. I was amazed at the quality of the sound for such tiny speakers. Now, almost one year later, the speakers are still going strong. If you are looking for good quality pocket size speakers, these are a good choice.
A Great iPod Speaker........2007-08-08
It is tiny, compact (no wiggley parts to break off) it runs on batteries as well as AC and I am completely delighted with it.JLab Audio MBBG1 Miniblaster Portable Speaker for iPod Nano (Gen 1) - Black
STOP THINKING AND BUY IT.......2007-07-28
Best bang for the buck...i read all the reviews. just buy it. you can't beat $15 shipped. it gets the job done.
Excellent Company.......2007-06-11
My 11 year old daughter saved her $$ and did some on line research and ended up buying these. She loved them for the size which allowed her to take them into bed, on the bus etc. The audio in my opinion was "OK", but she was very happy.
We had bought them along with their noise reducing ear buds which I use while traveling in planes. I can wear them x- country very comfortably
Unfortunately we had technical problems and contacted JBL. I happened to email them on a Sunday afternoon and in about 15 minutes a real person (Josh) responded. A real person.... on a Sunday!!
He resolved the issue- which ultimately required a warranty replacement.
I cannot say enough good things about this company and Josh. I woudl buy their products again without hesitation
What a disappointment........2007-05-26
On my first foray into looking for the perfect mini speaker for my Ipod, I bought the Aiptek Mist for Nano (not realizing it only works with Gen 2 Nano)---boy, was it a cute little thing. Disappointed they don't make that product for Gen 1 Nanos, I searched Amazon for the perfect replacement mini speaker that would work with my Nano Gen 1. The JLab Miniblaster had 4 stars. Folks, speak up, because I cannot be the only one who was shocked by the low quality of this product!!
*When I first plugged it in, you couldn't hear anything because of interference from my TV remote!
*When I finally heard sound it was fuzzy at best and never got much better
*The volume level is only a smidgen better than what I can hear through my earbuds when they are out of my ears!
I read and re-read the direction and am convinced I did everything properly. I even tried it with battery power only, in the house, out of the house. No luck. This is a lousy product and I am giving it one star. This is being shipped back today.
Product Description
A portable headphone is a headphone that is used on the go. Portable headphones tend to be smaller, more lightweight, and may have features that lend themselves to listening on the go, like carrying cases or collapsible headbands.PRODUCT FEATURES: Frequency Response: 40-20,000 Hz;Lightweight, portable stereophone for music on the go;Collapsible design for easy storage and portability;Volume control on the cord for easy level adjustment;Straight dual entry 4-foot cord.
Customer Reviews:
Nice comfortable headphones.......2007-10-01
I like these headphones because they are very comfortable, compared to many other brands I have tried.
In addition, Koss is an excellent company. They really stand behind their products. When they say, lifetime warranty, they mean it. A couple of years ago, I damaged the wire near the stereo plug on one of my headphones. I e-mailed the company and they sent me a new pair within a few days.
My hobby is metal detecting and I use these lightweight headphones quite frequently. I appreciate the collapsible design and the smooth-sliding
volume control. The earpads are big and do not hurt my ears or any other part of the head.
Thanks, KOSS!
Good Headphones.......2007-08-08
I got these to wear at work. I had a set before and loved the sound. My old ones got a break in the cord. The cushions on these came off after a week but easily go back on... hope they stay on.
Didn't love them............2006-03-24
Thought they were fine, but the headphones broke in half at the top after maybe five uses, and I wasn't rough on them.
Amazing Gear.......2006-03-13
I like the way they look. They're comfy and affordable. They're a miracle. Thank you so so much!!!**
Portable but volume isn't adequate.......2006-03-09
I purchased the product because I am hard of hearing in one ear; I use a digital hearing aid in that ear. My Gateway Notebook computer deosn't put out enough volume when I'm watching and listening to a movie on it. So I looked for headphones that have volume adjustments; this one had the beter reviews and was reasonably priced. Bottom line: it fits nicely in my bag when folded but even the slightest ambient noise wipes out any advantage of the volume control, which gives very little boost in volume.
Product Description
Sleek, lightweight, folding headphonesComfortable design reduces ear fatigueSwiveling earpads ensure proper fitLarge 40mm neodymium driversFrequency response: 10Hz-25kHz Gold plated 3.5mm mini-plugIncludes 1m extension cord and carrying pouch
Customer Reviews:
Amazing Head Phones.......2007-10-23
Very amazing headphones for the price, and very light, and great to take to the gym. Sound like they are Bose headphones very good sound canceling can't hear a thing. Very good fit and love how they fold up. I would defiantly recommend getting a pair of these for the gym or for at home. I rate these 5 out of 5.
Product Description
With all the latest advances in digital music and sound fidelity, should you be using those headphones that came with your portable MP3 or CD player? Here's a way to get the best possible sound - The Sennheiser Way. The Sennheiser PXC 250 is a closed, dynamic, supra-aural mini stereo headphone with NoiseGard active noise compensation (requires 2 AAA batteries). Due to their active and passive attenuation of ambient noise, they let you enjoy music even in noisy environments. The headphones are foldable and come with a convenient belt pouch, making them an ideal travel companion.
Amazon.com Product Description
Portable audio takes on fresh life with quality headphones, and Sennheiser's folding, lightweight, closed-ear PXC 250 is designed to keep outside noises out and headphone sound in--perfect for use in busses and libraries alike.
Increase the peace! The PXC 250 features a noise reduction unit
that cancels out background noise.
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When engaged, NoiseGard active noise reduction drops steady-state low-frequency noise (from about 500 Hz and below) by 15 dB--which the human ear perceives as more than halving the noise--thus enhancing the clarity of your music. The noise reduction circuit requires 2 AAA batteries (not included), but the headphones work fine without the circuit engaged.
Sennheiser's fold and flip design lets you turn the ear pieces 90 degrees and fold the headphones closed. Their ported design lets them move more air for greater bass response.
What's in The Box
6-foot Kevlar-reinforced cord, .25-inch stereo adapter, airline adapter, belt pouch.
Customer Reviews:
Decent performance.......2007-12-26
The performnce is pretty good. During winter I have a constant hum of the heater furnace near my TV, so I wanted a noise cancelling headphone connected to the reciever when I am watching alone. This worked perfect for that. The furnace noise was almost 90% gone and the audio with the battery was excellent. I am happy with purchanse. The comfort was not bad. You can feel it pressing against ears after prolonged use - within an hour or so.
A couple of negatives. It is hard to handle this dangling rod. The audio without battery was just like my other cheaper headphones. I wish the rod was detachable and plain headphones had better performance.
works great.......2007-12-25
These worked great on my recent trip on a plane. Canceled out the airplane noise so I could enjoy my iPod with great sound.I recommend them due to how well they work and the reasonable price compared to the Bose.
Sennheiser PXC 250 Headphones.......2007-12-24
Great for travel or any situation where there is constant background noise.
The included adaptors work on various players, aircraft plug in systems, DVD players etc.
Lightweight, small and portable.
After I bought mine, I purchased several more for Christmas gifts.
They aren't cheap, but less than most and a good compromise.
A good buy.......2007-12-21
I've been using my headphones on the subway for about a month now and they make a huge difference in my commute. I think that the sound reduction with the Bose are probably a little better, but for the price I'm quite satisfied. They are very comfortable to wear and it's nice that they come with the adapters for my surround sound system so I can watch a movie without bothering my family.
The drawbacks? They have very long lead wires and tend to get tangled a lot and, on occasion, they have some static hiss when the noise cancellation system gets 'confused' (for lack of a better word). It normally lasts a second or two and then goes back to normal.
Disappointing.......2007-12-19
I bought these headphones to use of long haul flights but discovered that they were only marginally effective at doing what they were supposed to do - at least on big jets.
I borrowed a passengers bose headphones and what a differences. I guess you get what you pay for.
Product Description
Sennheiser Pxc250 Stereo Mini Headphones With Noiseguard
Amazon.com Product Description
Any music fan that travels by plane, train, or bus knows that it's hard to hear the nuances of a complex melody over the roar of loud engines and your fellow travelers. Enter the dynamic, closed Sennheiser PXC 250 headphones, which employ NoiseGard active compensation to dilute ambient sound, so you can enjoy your favorite tunes without turning the volume to ear-busting levels. The headphones are also equipped with Duofol spiral-embossed diaphragms and a Kevlar-reinforced copper cable, which combine to ensure a distortion-free signal and high-quality sound, including powerful, punchy bass. Frequent travelers will appreciate the compact design, with fold-and-flip ear cups that turn 90 degrees for flat storage. If stuffing the phones into a backpack or suitcase seems too cumbersome, merely stow the phones in the included belt pouch for effortless transport. The headphones weigh only 2.29 ounces (not counting the 1.8-meter cable) and come with both 1/4-inch stereo and 3.5 mm double mono adapters (for airline audio).
The PXC 250 noise-canceling headphones are factory reconditioned, meaning they were returned to the manufacturer and restored to like-new condition. The product comes with a two-year warranty on parts and labor.
What's in the Box
PXC 250 headphones, 1.8-meter cable, 6.3 mm adapter, 1/4-inch stereo plug, 3.5 mm double mono plug, soft belt storage pouch with extra pocket, user's manual.
Customer Reviews:
Does not block airplane noise.......2007-11-22
If you just want a nice sounding pair of headphones, buy these, but if you are looking for something to knock down the airplane noise, look elsewhere. They just dont get the job done. Not even close.
AWESOME!.......2007-10-17
cheap and just as good as Bose QC! Well worth the price!!! Have had NO problems with remanufactured goods from amazon!
Great Product, I would recommend.......2007-10-16
I would reccommend this product, I was concerned that buying a remaunfactured product would cause problems, or the product would be worn, however the product came in excellent condition - impossible to tell that it wasn't a new product.
On the product front, the headphones are excellent. I have tried several different noise-cancelling systems provided by the airlines in their premium classes, and these simply blow them away, the ambient noise of the plane's air conditioning system and engines is all but cancelled out, the other great fearure is that these headphones actually produce a surprisingly good quality sound as well as their noise cancelling function.
High Quality, Performance, and Value.......2007-10-05
Purchased this remanufactured set of headphones after a colleague had shown me his on a trip. When they arrived, I was stunned. There is no way to tell that these were not BRAND NEW. Impressive. Used them for the first time on a trip to Brazil, and they performed just as expected. Their compact size with the belt carrying case makes them even more enjoyable. I also use them with my cell phone music player (you have to get an adapter for the cell phone, as the standard plug is too large) - WOW! Now, they may not block quite as much as over-the-ear headphones, but they also cost me about eighty percent LESS than those one-high-price-fits-all-because-that-is-our-policy brands. Sennheiser's reputation for quality is well-deserved; I am very pleased. My friend who introduced me to them was blown away when I told him what I paid for my "remanufactured" ones (less than HALF of what he paid). A great set of headphones for a super price...life is good!
3 for noise cancellation, 4+ for sound.......2007-09-11
On recent transatlantic trips, I took the following three pairs of noise-cancelling headphones: my wife's original Sony MDR-NC1 (I believe), the Sony MDRNC22/BLK Noise Canceling Earbuds, and the Sennheisers I am reviewing. I bought the latter (refurbished) as I have been extremely happy with the sound quality of my trusty Sennheiser PX 100 Collapsible Headphones, which my daughter claims are an extension of my body.
Active noise cancellation, by its very nature, works best on low-pitched, monotonous sounds (like airplane engine noise). Do not expect it to do much against crying children, loud female conversations (baritone and especially basso male voices are suppressed somewhat), sirens,... In fact, I could understand my female flight attendant BETTER with the noise cancellation on the PXC250 turned on, because the droning engine noise wasn't covering her up.
The Sony's are both in-ear earphones, and if the flanges fit snugly you get passive noise blocking on top of the active cancellation. The old Sony's do best overall in this regard, followed by the MDR-NC22s; the Sennheisers, which are closed on-ear types, give decent active cancellation and just a little bit of passive blocking (if you position them carefully on your ear). This is a minus when trying to "block out" noisy people around you, but a plus when walking on the street as you are still aware of your surroundings.
Also, noise cancelling headphones always seem to entail sacrifices in sounds quality. The MDR-NC22 are overall best rated as "tolerable"; the old MDR-NC1 just okay, not great; I find these Sennheisers actually fairly pleasant to listen to, at least with the cancellation/sound enhancement circuitry turned on. Still, I'm not giving away my open-air PX 100s, as these still do better (as will any high-quality "conventional" pair of headphones).
Comfort depends on the person: I can wear these for hours without being bothered by them, while I tend to find in-ear earphones uncomfortable for extended wearing. Your mileage may vary, and also will be a function of what you find less annoying: objects splaying your ear canal or obnoxiously loud neighbors on the plane/subway/train/....
The refurbished unit I got functions like new. It came with a convenient carrying pouch (with a belt loop), which also holds my iPod Nano now. I keep 4 AAA batteries in the outer pouch, but battery life of the unit is pretty impressive: I'm still on the 1st pair of batteries and they have been going for 30+ hours now.
On the whole, if you can't deal with in-ear earphones and can't afford to spend US$350 on Bose® QuietComfort® 3 Acoustic Noise Cancelling® Headphones or US$450 on Sennheiser PXC 450 NoiseGard Active Noise Canceling Headphones, these may be a good buy, especially at the Amazon price.
Product Description
A perfect marriage of sound and design makes the K 27 i the ultimate mini headphones for any portable music archive. Incredibly light and with its 3D-Axis design for folding neatly into the supplied leatherette bag, the K 27 i will be ready for use anywhere, anytime. A volume control on the cable lets you set the loudness level as you like it in any situation. Specifications: • Type: Closed-back dynamic • Efficiency: 126 dB/V • Frequency range: 11 Hz to 28.5 kHz • Rated impedance: 32 ohms • Cable: 1.5 m (5 ft.) • Connector: Stereo mini plug • Special features: Folding mechanism • Net weight (without cable): 73 g (2.6 oz.)
Product Description
The HA-S350B is a high quality lightweight headphone, which offers three different ways of folding to suit your carrying style. It also features comfortable ear pads and cushioned headband that promises a perfect comfort listening experience. The housing is twistable for one ear monitoring use.
Amazon.com Product Description
JVC Freestyle DJ Headphones feature a unique three-way folding headband for one-ear monitoring and easy portability. Comfortable earpads and a cushioned headband promise a perfectly comfortable listening experience. A 30mm driver provides high-quality sound reproduction with a frequency response of 12-24,000Hz.
Product Description
Manufacturers one-year warranty Ideal for use during travel. Creates quiet environment for work use or listening pleasure. Generates inverse sound wave to help eliminate background noise. Comfortable and lightweight for all-day use. Foldable design for compact storage and easy carrying. Requires one AAA battery (included). KMW33084 KMW-33084 50085896330849 0085896330
Customer Reviews:
Very useful on long flights.......2007-10-03
I have used these headphones on several trans-pacific (e.g., 12-14 hour) flights and they really cut down on jet engine noise. The headphones use a AAA battery to generate some white noise, which itself is not very noticable. You can turn the noise cancelling on or off. When you turn it off, you notice a large increase in the amount of background noise that reaches your ears. Thus, it is clearly effective. It is not as good at cancelling intermittent sounds, such as a noisy conversation, but it does help a little bit with that also. For example, I have to turn off the noise cancelling or take the headphones off to hear the flight attendant ask me which of the two lousy meal choices I prefer. The AAA battery lasts a long time. I used one battery for a round-trip from the U.S. east coast to China (approx. 35 hours of flight time) and that same battery still has power. I have not compared to other headphones so there might be better ones, but I find this one provides satisfactory results. I have used these headphones with my iPod and with the inflight sound systems, as well as with my laptop iTunes library, etc., and the sound quality is good. I prefer the full coverage over the ear to an earbud type of headphone. Your preference/mileage may vary.
Product Description
Don't miss a note when you're running or rollerblading with the Koss P/3 stereo headphones. With a rated bandwidth of 80 Hz to 20 kHz, the P/3 provides the low-distortion reproduction of home headphones. It includes convenient wind-up spool carrying case for protective storage, straight, dual entry 4-foot cord and reliable L plug for improved durability.
Customer Reviews:
Koss P3 Earbuds, Above Average Sound, Inexpensive, And With Carrying Case.......2007-01-23
Ok, so recently I stepped on my Earhugger A1000 Action Wrap Headphones. Unfortunately, they sounded good and fit really well. When I went back to BL they were all out. So I tried a pair of RPHS34 headphones by Panasonic (my review didn't go through and don't feel like writing another one). They sound good and fit well but leaked way too much sound. So I ordered a pair of JVC earbuds on Amazon which I will review when they arrive. So on to these Koss P3 earbuds. I didn't buy them. These came with a set of big Koss headphones and since my friend can't stand earbuds, they passed these up to me. Hey, how can I pass down something that's free? Since they were really cheap and the reviews for these were bad I expected these to suck but really these are some good earbuds given the low price. I tried these on some of my music and sounded pretty good, not great but much better than others claim. Just with the EQ off these sounded good. The bass is actually pretty rich to me comparing the Sony MDRE828LP and the Earhugger A1000. These don't provide near as much bass as those that cost much more but do sound good enough for their purchase. Mids sounded fine, But as with most of the cheaper earbuds I noticed a bit much in the 200-500k range. These also provide a good lcean sound to them, you don't hear fantastic detail but you can hear most of which comes out of your tunes. Overall, above average sound quality. Not excelling in anything but not failing in anything.
I've also heard that these are too big. Yes, they are larger than most, but with the provided pads on them they fit my rather SMALL ears just fine. These aren't for running or excercising, if you are looking for something on that matter you may want to pick up the Koss KSC22 or the Sony MDRJ10. These don't fall out when walking but any vigorous activity will just not work with these headphones.
One thing you MUST know is about the lifetime warranty. Yes, they come with the lifetime warranty. But unless you bought these in the pack with the big headphones, the warranty is pretty useless since you have ot send in five bucks to get them repair. Somewhat a ripoff if you look at the price listing for these seperately.
Overall, a good middle-of-the-road chose for those looking for somethnig with good sound and are comfortable and don't want to spend a ton. They are no where near the best headphones you can buy, nor are they the best sub ten, but for a cheap and well suitable replacement for your iPod or other portable player, these are it. 4 stars.
Utter crap.......2005-11-21
I bought these headphones from someone on Craigslist, she was offering me the headphones from her iPod, but she realized that the cord was stripped. These had come with the studio headphones she purchased, so she offered these to me instead rather than wasting my trip into the city. I paid the same $7 for them, and they are awful. The four-foot cord is a perfect length; it's too short to reach from my jeans, and too long that it gets hung up on everything. By the second day I had lost one of the protectors on the earbuds, the day after that I'd lost the other one. They don't fit in my ear anymore, and I spend most of my day grabbing them and sticking them back in. The day after that, one of the channels got a short and I cannot hear anymore. I don't know if it's the left ear or the right because the ears aren't marked- they only have them color coded with red and blue.
What do you want for $3.00.......2003-10-08
They are great Headphones for $3.00 stop whining, what do you expect fro $3.00, none of this style of headphone, at least in my opinion is comfortable, and none of this style of headphone is going to block the noise, you need a haedphone that covers your entire ear to block noise. If you need a cheap pair of earbuds buy these, they have a LIFETIME Warranty from the manufacturer, find another headphone that has a LIFETIME Warranty. Especially on a $3.00 pair of headphones.
Pure Junk.......2003-10-05
Just like everyone else, they did not fit well in my ears and continually fell out. Not only that, they do nothing to block out external noises. I'm looking again for something better, and will not be afraid to spend a little extra money.
These are REALLY bad earphones.......2003-06-03
I bought a pair of these and will never buy them again. The covers came off the earpieces and would NEVER GO BACK ON!!!! The sound quality was also very poor. Most of the time it seemed as if people around me could hear my music better than I could because the earpieces did not fit well into my ears. These are a complete waste of money!!
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