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Skullcandy iPhone FMJ
$80.00
Released March, 2008
The Pros:Overall sound quality is decent. Build quality of the earbuds is good--they seem like they can take a fair amount of abuse.
The Cons:In-line remote/microphone doesn't work with the iPhone 4. Bass performance is underwhelming for the price. It's hard to achieve an ideal fit even with the multiple included bud sizes.
The Skullcandy iPhone FMJ (Full Metal Jacket) model is a high-end earbud headphone set designed for users of all ages always on-the-go. According to Skullcandy the iPhone Full Metal ear-buds "are not officially the favorite ear bud of everyone on earth.
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.. but only the official favorite of people with ears". The headphones are designed with an in-the-ear, ear-bud style that is encompassed in a comfort inducing foam ear-bud cover; which comes included in the set as several different sizes to ensure a custom fit in a variety of ear canal volumes. The iPhone FMJ headphone set is equipped with a pair of 11mm diameter small size driver units built to fit just inside the ear canal. The iPhone FMJ headphone set also features a unique and tightly wrapped 1.1m coiled metal cable, a sleek in-line mic for hands-free phone conversation, a 3.5mm gold plated stereo plug, a max input power of 500mW, and comes available in several different colors. The iPhone Full Metal Jacket headphone set is also fully compatible with the Blackberry curve. The set includes a small travel bag with the headphones and Skullcandy's COMPLY custom fit foam tips.
Features
- In-ear ear-bud body design
- Includes travel bag and several different size COMPLY foam tips
- 1.1m Tightly-wrapped/coiled metal (Aluminum) type cable
- Sleek in-line mic for hands-free phone call conversations
- 3.5mm gold plated stereo plug
- Also fully compatible with the Blackberry Curve
- Available in several different colors; Chrome, Black and Silver
- Driver Unit Diameter: 11mm
- Frequency range: 16 Hz – 20K Hz
- Impedance: 16 ohms
- Max input power: 500mW
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Pros & Cons
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Overall sound quality is decent.
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Build quality of the earbuds is good--they seem like they can take a fair amount of abuse.
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In-line remote/microphone doesn't work with the iPhone 4.
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Bass performance is underwhelming for the price.
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It's hard to achieve an ideal fit even with the multiple included bud sizes.
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The earbud casing design is large and uncomfortable as it presses against the ear.
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The microphone has to be pretty close to your mouth or else it won't pick up your voice well.
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