Monster iFreePlay Cordless Headphones for iPod shuffle 2G (Silver/Black)
Now you can listen to your iPod shuffle music in a truly portable way. The Monster iFreePlay features an exclusive iDock port that lets you directly connect your shuffle. This eliminates headphone cords that tangled and snag while delivering excellent sound in a compact package. Have easy access to all the shuffle controls and when you're done, the ultra-compact folding design easily fits into a pocket, bag or purse.
Listen to your iPod shuffle without the burden of cumbersome cables with the Monster iFreePlay cordless headphones. Boasting an exclusive iDock port that securely holds your iPod shuffle in one of the earpieces while you listen, the iFreePlay phones do away with cords completely, so you don't have to worry about tangles and snags while walking or jogging. In addition, the phones offer easy access to all the shuffle controls, making it a breeze to play, pause, or skip songs without fumbling through your bag or pocket. It's the perfect companion when you're on the trail, on the track, or at the gym. Of course, cordless freedom doesn't mean much without a high-quality audio performance, and the iFreePlay phones excel in this arena as well, with a max power rating of 20 mW and a sensitivity of 110 dB/mW. Best of all for joggers or weightlifters, the comfortable wraparound design completely eliminates the need for a belt clip, restrictive armband, or pocket. Just put the phones around your ears and go. Offering excellent sound in a compact, foldable design, the iFreePlay lets you enjoy all your music with no strings attached. The headphones, which weigh a mere 1.6 ounces without the iPod shuffle inserted, are backed by a 90-day warranty. What's in the Box
Headphones, user's manual.
Monster iFreePlay Cordless Headphones for iPod shuffle 2G (Silver/Black) Accessories
 Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Silver (2nd Generation)
USB adapter for the 2 Gen Apple iPod Shuffle
IncipioBud USB adapter for the 2 Gen Apple iPod Shuffle
Home Wall Travel Plug in Ac Charger for Apple Ipod Shuffle 2nd 3rd Generation Mp3 Player
White USB Wall AC Charger for Zune/Sansa/Zen/iPod
Premium White USB Data / Charging Adapter Adaptor for Apple 2nd Generation Shuffle
Marware USB Travel Dock for iPod shuffle 2G (White)
Arriva cordless iPod Shuffle headphones with in-ear earbud
Speck Zipper-Puck Carrying Case for iPod shuffle 2G (Black)
Apple iPod shuffle 1 GB Metal (2nd Generation)
Monster iFreePlay Cordless Headphones for iPod shuffle 2G (Silver/Black) Reviews
Frankly I'm surprised there is not an integrated ipod-headphone yet, because the cord management is so annoying for a lot of ipod users especially as ipods keep getting smaller. The sound seems OK to me, so if they happen to fit you, fine. I'm also surprised there's even no mp3player with a good cord management system integrated, like retractable or even little tabs like the Apple power bricks.But there is another product like this somewhere which seems to hug the head more (designed for snowboarders so presumable it won't fall off) which i'm going to try next. These are a great idea BUT they 1.feel loose and tend to fall down the back of your head (and i have a big head, which should help keep them snug). and even off 2.very soon start to hurt the tops of my ears which is essentially the only spot where the headphones are held up 3.feel flimsy.
The sound is quality. Great for working out at the gym without wires getting in your way. I'm buying another 2g with these ifreephones for a friend. Much better than ear pods which I found fell out of the ears easily.
Clever design. These headphones will not stay in place whilst running. but runners should resist the temptation.
As soon a received the headphones, I could see this future. It was great for when i went hiking or just walking the street. It will be missed. But the design is just what i wanted. Point is, I was really happy with this product (took it everywhere) till a few days ago. Maybe if I'd been more careful (not stuff it in my purse). I bought this product in early July and by late October, the plastic head band broke.
I have small ears, and have a hard time keeping earbuds in when I work out. These are great. My shuffle clips right to these, so they stay on without any cords to get in the way. The only problem is that they are not adjustable, so they're a little big - but they sit right above my ponytail and stay put pretty well.
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