Wicked Jaw Breaker WI-2101 (Green)

Product Description

Colorful Jawbreakers give you deeper bass than most earphones with a 10mm diver, 16ohm impedance and 20-20,000K range. 1.2 meter cord with gold plated plug. Pick from Black, Green, White, and Pink to add some color and fun to your music. Limited lifetime warranty.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 1 x 3.5 x 5.5 inches ; 4 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B001QV8OI2
• Item model number: WI-2101
  

Price : $10.50
You Save : $4.49 (30%)

List Price : $14.99

Technical Details

• Colorful earphones with comfort fit
• Extended bass
• 1.2 meter cord with gold plated plug
• Limited Lifetime Warranty

Customer Reviews

My Koss in-ear phones died (or rather one ear died which always drives me nuts) so I went out the other day to Newbury Comics and picked up a new pair of Wicked Jawbreakers Headphones.

These are real cheapies at about $[...] for a set. Surprisingly enough though they're damned decent headphones for something so cheap. While they don't cancel ALL noise around you, they do dampen it down enough that you can thoroughly enjoy your music (Or just barely hear your 1 year old when he yells at Dad for more goldfish crackers). My test run was on a rush hour train so that gives you a rough approximation of the ambient noise level. I didn't have my favorite piece of reference audio music with me at the time (The Lacrimosa from Mozart's Requiem in case you're curious) but I did have a bunch of music on my ipod which is familar enough to me that I knew what the nuances in the music SHOULD sound like.

If you can hear the difference between an iTunes purchased song, a song uploaded from a CD, and a song originally digitized off a casette tape, that's a decent pair of headphones. (Yes, I do have things I've ripped from casette to cd to iTunes. Some recordings just can't be found any more folks)

If you can speculate about which manufacturer of electronic keyboard they used on the studio recording, that's decent headphones. (Sounded a whole lot like a Kurzweil doing it's best imitation of a Leslie Organ to me. And having heard both the Leslie and the Kurzweil imitation synth I should know the difference.)

If you can tell what type of mics they used from the clipping of the singer's diction, that's decent headphones. (Sounded like Senheiser e614 to me)

Now to see how long these hold up before breaking....

I always expect that headphones are going to break. They are frail little beasties and we put them through a lot of abuse by virtue of how we use them. This is why it's just not worth it to buy expensive. I've done it but it wasn't worth the money I paid. I won't bother doing it again especially when I can find phones as good as these for just $10

These are the second pair of wicked headphones Ive purchased because of how good they sound and the low price. My first set broke at the phone jack part kinda lame but the sound is really good. I decided to take a chance they have made the cord a little thicker hopefully that helps.