Phone-Accessories Reviews

My roommates and I have the Olympia OL2410 phone system. The selling point for us was that you can plug four phones into the main system without the need for additional phone jacks, so phone quality took a back seat in our decision making. Luckily these phones have proven themselves to be exceptional!

The battery charge lasts a good long time, call clarity is awesome, and each phone can hold twenty speed dial numbers. We have three of these phones at home and they serve us all well.

this headphones deliver excellent sound, a near seamless bass and i strongly recomend it for listening to live record.You could feel the whole atmosphere very well.but the worst thing about this headphone is that it is very uncomfortable the first time you wear it and it also take alot of time just to put it on.After hours of it on your ear,it is quite painful, and my ears redened.overall, this headphone is a good buy,the problem no longer matter when you get used to the headphone.

folds,

in cord volume ,

splash proof body design,

XBS,

lightweight,

use on walkmans & sterios

These headphones are great. They have excellent sound quality and are reasonably priced. I advise buying it.

If you hear the music or any speech with this smart, handy headphone set you can really see the difference between the ordinary one with the world class product. Very soothing effect on music just sit and relax with the songs you like most. I appreciate the product's design and performance. I suggest everyone to buy it and use it for their personal enjoyment to increase their joy. Best of luck.

These headphones are a very good pair for $20. They do not distort at high volume and have relativley good base (compared to the $250 studio monitor heaadphones by panasonic). They are very comfortable but the ajustments for the ear cups wear out quickly, for they are made with not the best plastic. Overall good headphones!

These earphones have been hard to track down, as they are usually included with the SHOCKWAVE CD or cassette players. I hope I'm reviewing the right thing here! The writing isn't really clear on the phones themselves. My pair are SHOCKWAVE. They met all my expectations for the bass boost sound, although they're made for SHOCKWAVE CD and cassette players.

The small drawback in this item is that you might fing a slight muffling of the clarity of the music. This only occurs on account of use with non-SHOCKWAVE devices. It does its job though! Sound clarity is about 95% all the time. The bass boost is amazing, as the phones are designed for deeper, richer bass frequencies.

In comparison to my other earphone purchases, Panasonic has outlasted Koss by far. The doubled headband structure is much more reinforced, giving much more resistance to "light" abuse. Also, the bright yellow colour helps me keep track of them.

Despite being available to U.S.residents only, Canadian stores like Futureshop or Radio Shack can be your best bet!

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These panasonic headphones are pretty decent for the price you have to pay for them. As is the case for almost all ear-bud type headphones, these will continue falling out of your ear. These headphones are definitely not one size fits all. My sister has the hardest of times trying to get these headphones to fit. The case that they come with is not really not rugged. It has broken several times in my care and that's not a very good sign when the purpose of the case is to protect the headphones. Still, the headphones themselves are pretty durable. I have put them under some significant weight in my bookbag and they still manage to look like new. The way the headphones sound is awesome, but the bass is not perfect. It beats against your ear at high volume and really hurts after a while. The reason I gave these headphones four stars is because of their futuristic look, durability, and water resistant feature. They really are water resistant, just don't go swimming with them.

Rugged,elegant and satisfactory performance....

I recently bought this unit; it seems to be working fine. Although the range of the unit is not great, about 10 feet when obstacles are present. I did some testing and found that if in line of sight the range is close to the 30 feet. I have yet to try the unit with the included adaptor, I have a Bluetooth enabled phone (Sony Ericsson t68). It seems to be working fine with the functions built into the phone. The battery life so far has been great; I leave it on my desk all day and charge it at night. The coolest thing about it is that I never have to take my phone out of my pocket when I get a call; I just put the thing in my ear and push the answer button. A problem with the T68 is that it has two modes for Bluetooth, one constantly on, and automatic. With "on" the battery life of the phone is diminished but you can use advanced options like voice dialing by only using the headset. With "automatic", the phone will ask you if you want to answer a call with the headset and if you don't press "no" then it is sent to the headset. So you save power on the phone. The size of the headset is very small. Not as small as the Jabra headset, but not large enough to be a distraction. It is very light and has pretty strait forward buttons. I have heard that this headset has been docked because of it quietness, I have had no problems with it not being loud enough. I even use it while driving with the window down. I would recommend this product although some stores offer it for under 60 bucks, I think I would try other products if it were much more then that.