H2O Audio Waterproof Headphones
Today Otterbox and H2O Audio have announced that together they will be releasing new H2O Audio waterproof headphones. These patented headphones have been made by all the latest technologies and are totally water resistant. The new H20 headphones are also compatible with all Otterbox products meaning that iPod users have never had it so good.
The H20 headphones have been designed to operate in all kinds of dynamic environments and thus are made of the highest quality material. You can indulge in all sorts of activities like skiing, swimming, hiking without ever worrying about frying your iPod thanks to the new Otter and H20 combination. The headphones include a durable neckband and the adjustable design makes these babies extremely comfortable. When it comes to sound quality, the headphones promise to deliver flawless audio. H20 has also thrown in form fitting silicon earpieces which can be adjusted and fitted according to ones comforts and needs. If you are a water baby then you will really dig the headphones as they can be submerged in up to 3 feet of water in conjunction with the Otterbox waterproof cases.
The headphones will start shipping form May 11th for about 39 $. For more information visit: http://www.otterbox.com/products/ipod_cases/waterproof_headphones/ / http://www.h2oaudio.com/.
Features:
- H2O Audio patented design combines true high-fidelity waterproof speakers in a fully waterproof headphone
- Durable neckband holds headphones in place through rigorous water and snow impacts
- Form fitting silicone earpieces readily adjust to provide watertight fit for individual ear canals
- Adjustable design allows for comfort
- Innovative coiled cable eliminates tangles
- Headphones designed for complete submersion (up to 3ft/1m when combined with the OtterBox for iPod cases)
“OtterBox has a full line of iPod-related housings and by adding our headphones to their offerings they are providing their customers with an important gear accessory choice," said Chris Parnell, national sales director for H2O Audio. "It is a win for both companies and ultimately the consumers, who can select the right headphone for the activity they have in mind."
Stumble It! | Posted by Paul on May 9, 2006 9:30 AM
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