Radius Atomic Bass for iPhone Video
Radius Atomic Bass for iPhone Video Transcript
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>> If you have an iPhone I can tell one thing for sure. The headphones that came with it, they aren't doing you any favors. I'm Justine France and I'm here with the Radius Atomic Bass for iPhone. Now there's not a whole lot to these. They're really just an upgrade for the ones that come with your iPhone or other music phone. They're stereo headset with an integrated integrated mic and call-answer button. One thing I really like about this is the mic and call-answer button. It's really tiny. Even the earbuds themselves are very small, so if you have small or average sized ears they should fit you fine. They come in few different colors, you have black, silver, red or pink and then you just have your standard length cable for portable use. It is rather thin and tangle-prone. We have a little concerns for durability, but considering these headphones only cost $50 and they're definitely a sound improvement and comfort improvement over the ones that come with your phone, we think that this is a worthwhile upgrade. I'm Jasmine France and this has been a First Look of the Radius Atomic Bass for iPhone. ^M00:00:51 [ Music ]
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Radius Atomic Bass for iPhone (red) Review
The good: The Radius Atomic Bass earphones for iPhone are very comfortable, compact, and stylish; overall sound quality is impressive for the price.
The bad: The Radius Atomic Bass for iPhone doesn't offer the best sound isolation, and the bass can be mushy and overpowering. The thin cable may not be durable. Doesn't include a travel pouch or other accessories.
The bottom line: The Radius Atomic Bass earphones for iPhone are a worthwhile upgrade from the stock set that comes with the phone; they're comfortable, stylish, and offer great sound for the money.
Radius Atomic Bass for iPhone (red) Specs
Manufacturer: Radius
Part number: RK-CA511R
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