Monster iFreePlay Cordless Headphones for iPod Shuffle Video
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Monster iFreePlay Review
The good: Cordless headphones, thanks to an integrated iPod Shuffle dock in the left earpiece; no battery or additional power required; fit securely on ears, making them well-suited for sporting activities; fold up for travel.
The bad: Budget build quality; works only with second-generation iPod Shuffle; awkward to control Shuffle while docked; dorky look with a Shuffle sticking out of the left side of your head; slightly overpriced.
The bottom line: If you have an iPod Shuffle and like the idea of cutting the cord on your headphones--and don't mind looking like a bit of a dork--Monster's iFreePlay headphones are worth a hard look.
Monster iFreePlay Specs
Manufacturer: Monster Cable
Part number: 123857
- Product Specifications
