Here is a gift idea from QVC for the Dad or Grad that is into the latest Tech Trends, MS Audio STREET by 50 In-Ear Headphones with Carry Case. This is an easy gift idea, as every dad or grad has some device they use headphones. So how do you find the best headphones?

STREET by 50 In-Ear Wired Headphones, designed in collaboration with international recording artist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, 50 Cent, are professionally tuned and ergonomically designed. All SMS in-ear headphones produce crystal-clear sound and feature reinforced cables–they’re built tough so you can enjoy them anywhere the music takes you.

I took these details from Amazon and thought I would comment with our thoughts:

Bring your music with you anywhere you go and enjoy it the way it was intended to be heard. Featuring a professionally tuned 11mm driver and ergonomically designed for crystal clear sound and pure comfort, the STREET by 50 earphones are designed for the ultimate portable audio experience.–OK I am not that into music that I can tell:)

Apple Control Mic

In addition to the professionally tuned 11mm driver, STREET by 50 earphones feature an ergonomically designed Apple control mic with volume control. Access music and call features on your favorite Apple products, including play, pause, track forward and back, and volume and call answer features.  Definitely a cool feature especially for watching movies.

Durable, Tangle-Free Cord

The tough, tangle-free flat 2-color cord is ideal for listening to music on the move. Gold-plated connectors for 3.5mm jacks improve conductivity and durability.–this was very thick and best used if on a plane or sitting down listening to music or watching a movie. Not good for exercise.

What’s in the Box?

STREET by 50 In-Ear Headphones, 6 silicone passive noise cancelling tips, carry case, owner’s manual, warranty.

The Carrying case is pretty cool and very sturdy which is great for travel. You can find this item on QVC for under $100. Another con, they are pretty expensive!

 

Do you think headphones really make a difference to what you are listening to?