Logitech and headphones are not two words we’d usually put together in our minds, but back in 2008, Logitech set out to change that by aquiring Ultimate Ears, a well known and respected headphone company. Logitech has proven many times to us before that their PC peripherals are of the highest quality but what of their headphones? — Our review after the break!
Great looking speakers for your laptop or portable audio device can be hard to come by, but what’s even rarer are great looking speakers that also perform superbly well. Edifier does a fantastic job at designing audio products with unique looks, however how does this migrate into quality? Today we’re going to look at their “Sound to Go” portable speaker. — Our review after the break!
Ricardo Trejo Mar 16, 2011
Accessories, Audio, Exclusive, Gadgets, Hardware, Okay Geek Review, Reviews If these guys don’t start making these soon, people will riot. Tembo Trunks are turning into the hottest, geekiest accessory that isn’t even out yet. Barely into their funding, Tembo Trunks has almost $14,000 in the bank (thanks to KickStarter), greatly surpassing their $10k goal — and they have 55 days left to reel in the moola!
“Whoa what the hell are those things on your ears?” Expect this to be the type of reaction you get when you wear these earbuds out on the street. With the PIIQ line of hipster headphones, Sony decided to try their luck in the market Skullcandy has dominated for so long. Aimed at those teens who just refuse to use Apple’s stock white plastic earbuds, they allow you to represent your inner craziness and turn heads in doing so. — Read our review after the break!
Isn’t it interesting how the usual packaged-in desktop speakers you usually get with your computer never seem to be loud enough? That being said, finding the right speakers to accompany your Youtube and pirated music and movie watching habits can be a bit of a task. But after getting our hands on the Altec Lansing Octane 7 speakers you may not have to look any further. — Our review after the break!
For your average user, the silicone tips included with each headphone purchase are good enough. However, to many audiophiles, these are simply not acceptable for listening to music. Hearing Components is a company that manufactures foam tips for a ton of headphone brands, including Monster Cable, Ultimate Ears, Denon, and Skullcandy (just to name a few). We recently got a chance to test out their T-200 tips. — Read our full review after the break!
Headphones are a very sensitive subject to some of us here at t3ch h3lp, and I think that’s because finding the right pair of cans for your head is a very deep, and perhaps, spirtual journey we all individually take. Everyone has their own set of statutes and requirements that “the one” has got to have, whether it be noise canceling, comfort, build, or all of the above. Well, the SR225i’s don’t have all the fancy bells and whistles that most modern headphones usually come packaged with, but despite that I think I may have just run into “the pair” that complete my audio life. — Read our review after the break!
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