Review: v-moda Bass Freq Headphones

One of the things that has been promised to us for years, and is finally starting to come up true on a viable basis, is the full convergence of phone, media player and internet device. Oddly, the segment that is arguably lagging the most on Windows Mobile is the media playback functionality. The biggest reasons that I can run across for this are the anemic amount of on-board storage available on nigh devices, lack of standard audio ports and the shortage of quality free media playback software. The good news is that all this (and more than) appear to be coming in Windows Mobile 7. Until so, workarounds grow for these issues, many of which accept been featured on this blog.

For those of you blessed enough to sport an on-board iii.5mm sound port (or have already washed a workaround). Bank check out v-moda'south Bass Freq headphones. Available in a diverseness of colors for those of you that are not stylistically challenged, v-moda offers functional headphones with some additional niceties that I would expect to find in a higher end (read: more expensive) product.

Form

The Bass Freq headphones use the balanced both-sides-are-the-same-length blueprint that I prefer. These are purely listening devices and cannot be used for hands-gratuitous calling as there is no microphone. As stated, a variety of colors are bachelor to arrange your taste. The earphones are but the correct shape to nestle in your ear comfortably.

Assorted ear gels of varying sizes are included to customize your fit. Speaking of the ear gels, v-moda uses BLISS engineering (Bass Level Isolating Soft Silicone) which "reduces noise and enables deep bass" according to 5-moda. As a bonus, 5-moda includes a cable winder in the shape of their trademarked v, giving yous a elementary solution to your wire-clutter bug.

Role

The thought of v-moda's Elation engineering science is that the silicone is soft enough to create a more complete seal; resulting in meliorate comfort, sound and noise isolation. I tend to apply a product earlier I read the marketing propaganda, and I constitute the Bass Freq's to excel in all three of these areas fifty-fifty before I knew what Elation was (at least v-moda'south version).

Conclusion

V-moda does a good job of covering all of the basics in a price-effective bundle. $forty isn't unreasonable at all for a pair of headphones that feature decent sound and comfort. Boosted niceties like the cable winder sweeten the bargain. If you demand a pair of headphones that are guaranteed to give you Bliss (deplorable, that was bad), head on over the store to choice your ~~poison~~ ~~candy~~ colour.