Description
Xx extreme Explosives wireless headphones. Wireless headphones designed with superior Housing Suitable even for hard training. The pivot motion fit provides a customized fit for the user's ear. The rotating soft rubber fin ensures a secure fit, with no annoying fall-outs during intense training. The tough protector made of shock-resistant rubber guards the housing from external impacts, letting you concentrate on your workout.
JVC Deep Bass Wireless Xtreme Xplosives Headphones with Remote and Mic - HAET103BTR (Red)
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Current Price
$38.21
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$41.5
Min Price
$33.93
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$49.95
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Description
Xx extreme Explosives wireless headphones. Wireless headphones designed with superior Housing Suitable even for hard training. The pivot motion fit provides a customized fit for the user's ear. The rotating soft rubber fin ensures a secure fit, with no annoying fall-outs during intense training. The tough protector made of shock-resistant rubber guards the housing from external impacts, letting you concentrate on your workout.
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Product review & video
The JVC HA-MR55X headphones
code name xtreme xplosives. These headphones aren't just about looks;
dual 50-millimeter neodymium magnets power the unit inside and give an additional bass
boost thanks to JVC's trademarked Ring Port structure inside the earcups that you can
feel just underneath the thin mesh covering each speaker. The small rubber ring is part of a larger
unit that controls the sound pressure to add bass and prevent outside noise from entering. However, I recommend keeping the volume low
on your music player while using the HA-MR55X headphones in an enclosed space like a subway
train or a bus, as they leak plenty of sound to the outside world that can disturb involuntary
listeners nearby. One downside to bass-heavy headphones is that
the rest of the instruments in a song tend to get drowned out if you're not listening
to genres like hip-hop and techno that favor artificial


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