Posted to Headphones 2010-08-10
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Measuring a mere 18.3 x 11.8 x 13.8 mm and weighing less than half an ounce, the a-JAYS One headphones are compact yet sturdy enough for virtually any trip or leisure listening session. Complete with exclusive 5 mm wide cables, these ear buds will complete your fashion sense, while providing a comfortable and pleasant audio experience at the same time. If you don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on a decent pair of headphones, then you should definitely consider the a-JAYS series, which provide high-quality, high-performance at a reasonable price.
FeaturesThe a-JAYS series was designed and marketed so that each level up features something more impressive or useful than the model below. Thanks to the 5-size (XXS-L) soft-silicone sleeves included with all models, you can rest assured that surrounding noises will be reduced up to 40dB in order to give you a superior listening experience. Because the JAYS a-JAYS One model is the entry-level ear bud set, you will not find luxuries like the fine polished finish or travel kit. If you do not want to spend the extra $10 or $20 to upgrade, then this is the best economic choice. PerformanceFor the price, the performance is relatively impressive. Each bud features a 8.6 mm Dynamic Speaker, which has a sensitivity of 95dB at 1kHz and an impedance of 16 Ohm at 1kHz. The frequency response is quite expansive, with a range of 20 Hz to 18,000 Hz. The gold-plated stereo plug helps avoid audio dropouts, and the flat-style cable offers a comfortable, reliable, and convenient alternative to standard round cables. In a world of cheap knockoffs of high-end audio wear, the a-JAYS One is a genuine audiophile headset at an affordable price. SummaryCompared to competitors like Bose, Sony, and Pioneer, the JAYS company is relatively new to the audio device market, but the a-JAYS One headphones are a great introduction to a fine product line of ear bud sets. Targeted specifically for people who want great quality and performance for an affordable price, this model is one of the best values for the average consumer. Needless to say, if you are not picky about sound, then you may be better off purchasing $10 headphones. Pros
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