If money is tight for the holidays this year, you may not be able to afford buying the sought after electronic gadgets, such as an iPod, but you can afford some accessories, such as these earBudeez (ARV $14.99) and metal Headshox (ARV $24.99) from Audiovox's "me" line of portable audio headphones.
The earBudeez are perfect for tweens and teens and are packaged in boxes resembling a variety of fun characters. You might even be able to find some specially packaged for the holidays, like this snowman. The Emo Green earBudeez my son chose match his Leapster 2 perfectly.
For my nearly 6yr old son, the earBudeez were a little too big for his ears. He was not able to fit them in as they were meant to be. Although they would stay in his ears, they would fall out easily. Because the ear piece could not be inserted all the way, others around him could here the sound faintly. Hopefully, my son will grow into them soon.
The metal Headshox are perfect for teens to adults and actually come with 3 different size ear pieces. My husband, who uses his black metal Headshox with his iPod, says that the sound quality is at least as good as the Apple stock earphones.
My husband uses the mid-size ear pieces, which fit him perfectly. Even when he turns the music up, others around him cannot hear the slightest hint of music. In fact, these earphones fit so well and are so light and comfortable that they are nearly undetectable. My husband often forgets he has them in his ears, which is not something he can say about any other brand of earphones he's tried in the past.
These Audiovox headphones would make practical gifts or stocking stuffers for anyone who loves their MP3 player or enjoys handheld gaming. You should be able to find them at Walmart, Amazon.com, and other major retailers of audio accessories.
Thank you to Audiovox for providing us with sample headphones for this review.
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this is a great idea. we always get the teenage nephews gc or money, but I like to get a little something to go with it. THese would be a good campanion items that is not expensive. THanks
Posted on December 12, 2009 11:48 PM
I'm glad you pointed out that the kid size is still a bit big for your son. At first I was thinking these would be great for my daughter, but she is only 4. I'm sure they'd be too big for quiet a while!
Posted on December 14, 2009 11:25 PM
I have a tween granddaughter these would be perfect for. I already have her Christmas presents but it is in the right price range for her birthday. I had not seen these..thank you for the review.
Posted on December 22, 2009 5:44 AM
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