Mike and I have commented before about the difficulty of finding good headphones for exercising. The big versions tend to hurt me somewhere on my ears or have foam that disintegrates under the abuse of sweat. The earbuds tend to fall out when I’m running. Mike and I tested the E3G headphones at the Shure … Read more
At your typical electronics or department store, it’s easy to find all kinds of headphones in-the-ear types, tiny earbuds, and various strange shapes that don’t fit anyone’s ears. (Are you listening, Nike?) It’s becoming harder to find cheap headphones that are shaped like plain old headphones, but fortunately, Sony still makes some nice ones. Read our … Read more
I was really excited about these Nike Sport Audio Headphones when I bought them. I have been running and riding my bike for a long time and my sweat can eat through that soft spongy stuff, leaving it in disgusting tatters. I love the behind the neck form factor and have trashed two sets of Sony headphones … Read more
The directions for bicycle speedometers say to attach the sensor to your front tire. When you use a bicycle trainer (like the CycleOps Trainer I reviewed last week), the front tire remains stationary and the only tire that is moving is the back tire. Is it possible to attach the sensor to the back tire? Does it … Read more
Logitech has released a series of Bluetooth wireless headphones for iPod, PC, and MP3 players. The three types are essentially the same stereo Bluetooth headphones with three different adapters; the headphones are also resold by HP and Toshiba we haven’t figured out who actually makes them yet. We tested them with an iPod, Archos 420 … Read more
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