Color-matching earphones for iPod Nano 4G
(Credit:
Radius Products)
Looks matter. If you don't think so, maybe the new fourth-generation iPod Nano isn't for you.
Radius Products unveiled its new TruTune earbuds Wednesday. The 'buds are designed specifically to match the fourth-generation iPod Nano and its nine different colors.
The earphones have Y-style cables and no extensions, giving them a lightweight feel. They also come with different sizes of silicone caps to fit any ear, big or small.
According to Radius, these earphones deliver the highest level of sound quality, great durability, and unparalleled style. I don't know about the quality, but judging from the look, these things definitely seem eye-catching.
And you can get them easily, too, as they cost only $20 a pair, which is cheaper than many other earphones. Most importantly, for the money, I don't think you can get anything else that makes your iPod Nano even more colorful.
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Style, YES.
Worth it? You decide.
Personally if I had a 4G nano and I didn't care as much about audio quality, I would get these, because they are good for the masses that don't care about SQ as much (people also don't have to turn the volume as loud, prolonging *hopefully their hearing), + style points
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- by DMBoricua May 15, 2009 9:27 PM PDT
- Personally I think the earphones that the iPod brings with is the best, I have compared with other numerous headphones including Sennheisers and the sound quality of the standard iPod earphones are surprisingly good. If these were to break, I would just buy new ones at the iPod accessory section on an electronic store.
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