These superaffordable stereo headphones have a lot to like, including solid music and call quality, a comfortable fit, and easy-to-use controls--once you get the hang of things.
Motorola MOTOROKR S305
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I have been looking for some headphones to use at the gym, walking the dogs, and general active use and found that wires... suck. They just do. YOu can have a good pair of bose headphones that just rock out, and then have the left side ripped out doing preacher curls, or get tangled up in an... Read the full review →
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I don't know how much is limitations of the bluetooth standard, but I am still waiting for the ideal bluetooth headphones. These had the advantage of being cheap, and they work pretty well, but I'm glad I did not spend more. Read the full review →
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I was pleasantly surprised after reading critical reviews about wireless audio products. I will never buy another pair of wired headphones. I love these. Works out of the box with phones, but Windows needs a special driver to use it which i got from the Dell website. It was a bit difficult to track... Read the full review →
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