Jensen JF25 Stereo Headphones
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Digital product summary information

• Full-range sound
• 40-millimeter speaker driver element for deeper bass response
• Volume control with mute lets you maintain control even when you keep your portable in your backpack
• Single ear cord prevents tangles
• 2-meter cord

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Digital camera reviews of Jensen JF25 Stereo Headphones

Digital camera Review: 2.5 months in, busted already
Summary: 2 Stars

i was EXTREMELY carefull with this pair cuz i wanted them to last for a couple years at least..but that didn't exactly happen

stay clear of these headphones..they are "TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE"

it's WORTH payin an ...or w/e for a quality product

sound quality was EXCELLENT tho.......while it lasted :P

Summary of Jensen JF25 Stereo Headphones

The Jensen JF25 Headphones' ear-fitting drivers, light weight, and self-adjusting headband ensure comfort and ease of listening. Both speaker leads travel in a single wire stemming from the left earcup, minimizing knotting and allowing freer movement during use.

A clippable level-control mechanism (up, down, or mute) obviates the need for immediate access to your listening device, letting you tuck your portable cassette, MiniDisc, CD, or MP3 player into a backpack, purse, or pocket. We found the volume control inconvenient. The knob is hard to access and the mute control button needs to be pressed continuously, instead of being a simple instant-kill switch.

While Jensen reports a 20 to 20,000 Hz frequency range for the JF25s, it does not state the variances from "flat" along this range. Expect some suck-out in the midrange, and slight bloatedness in the bass (the usual sacrifices for headphones commanding low-frequency tonal response). But overall the sound is good, with strong bass and clear, non-abrasive treble.

An included 1/4-inch adapter fosters listening from component audio sources such as integrated amplifiers, CD players, and some DVD machines.

Pros:

• Good, full-range sound
• Comfortable
• Lifetime warranty

Cons:

• Trackball volume control hard to use
• Slightly bloated bass

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