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Radius Atomic Bass Earphones for iPhone
$40.00
Released November, 2008
The Pros:Includes tiny microphone and call answer button for use with the iPhone. Small size makes them quite discrete and comfortable for those with smaller ears. Available in black, silver, red or pink.
The Cons:Doesn't come with any accessories. Thin cable isn't very assuring in terms of durability. Poor passive noise isolation.
The Radius Atomic Bass for iPhone (RK-CA511K) is a pair of entry-level in-ear earphones with iPhone connectivity released in late 2008. These earphones are Japanese designed, and sold through a Tennessee-based company.
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Radius claims these ear-buds offer expansive low-end response, meaning ample bass for the listener’s music. These earphones come in several different colors: black, red, silver and pink. The cable is white except for the black version, which has a matching cord. The cable reaches 48” in total, and is designed to fall down the front of the user with its even lengths. This style is suitable for most levels of activity, including sports. The integrated mic is small and compact, with the call/answer button about halfway down the left side Radius includes three sizes of silicone ear tips, which should give users a choice when it comes to finding a comfortable fit.
Features/Specs
- Apple iPhone compatibility
- Answer/end button
- Headphone type: Binaural
- Form-factor: In-ear bud
- Input connector: 3.5 mm
- Response: 50 Hz-20 kHz
- Magnet: Neodymium
- Cable length: 48”
- Part number: RK-CA511K
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includes tiny microphone and call answer button for use with the iPhone
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small size makes them quite discrete and comfortable for those with smaller ears
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available in black, silver, red or pink
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come with 3 sizes of tips for finding the most comfortable and isolating fit
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good price:performance replacement for a pair of broken iPhone buds
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doesn't come with any accessories
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thin cable isn't very assuring in terms of durability
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poor passive noise isolation
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heavy bass can be muddy and distorted
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