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Apple Thunderbolt Display
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Apple Thunderbolt Display
July, 2011
$999.00
Pros
  • Price tag might look daunting, but when you consider the price of 27" IPS monitors from Dell (Ultrasharp series) and the secondary features that the Thunderbolt display offers, it's a solid deal
  • High resolution, 2560x1440 is as high as the come for a consumer product, great for photo editing and graphic professionals, and the serious multi-taskers
  • Includes a host of other features such as HD webcam, 2.1 speaker system (pretty much non-existent), and the ever popular mag-safe A/C connection
Cons
  • Thunderbolt connection severely limits what the monitor can be connected to, incompatible with Mac computers without Thunderbolt
  • Not as adjustable as the Ultrasharp series, no pivot and swivel
  • high price point - the cost of an entry level Mac laptop
Miele S 7580 Bolero
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Miele S 7580 Bolero
October, 2010
$899.00
Pros
  • controls are all well placed, always within reach
  • built with durable components to last a long time
  • very maneuverable, swivels with the twist of a wrist
  • runs very quietly for a vacuum
Cons
  • power cord gets a little warm after a few minutes
  • Expensive!
Audioengine 5
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Audioengine 5
March, 2007
$349.00
Pros
  • Excellent build quality and finish
  • Amazing sound quality
  • USB charger for your iPod or mp3 player
Cons
  • No S/PDIF input
  • limited input options - only a single 1/8" stereo in
  • no grille covers
Sennheiser HD 598
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Sennheiser HD 598
January, 2011
$349.95
Pros
  • very comfortable headband / circumaural ear pads
  • beautiful colours - much different than the standard Sennheiser aesthetic
  • lightweight
  • user replaceable cabling system
Cons
  • lighter colours will lend themselves to showing off grime
  • doesn't come with storage for protection on the go / when not being used
Klipsch Image One
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Klipsch Image One
November, 2010
$149.99
Pros
  • comes with some nice accessories, including a zippered pouch and a adapters for different connectors
  • feels sturdy and doesn't creak as you work with it
  • leather patches and chrome are an attractive combination, look high-end and stylish
  • thicker cable than most, feels sturdy and doesn't tangle
  • bass response is very nice, good detail that doesn't overwhelm the mids and highs
Cons
  • doesn't have the crispness and warmth of higher end headphones
Klipsch Image S5i
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Klipsch Image S5i
November, 2010
$130.00
Pros
  • ruggedized version of the well-respected S4i - should hold up under daily gym use
  • moisture resistant
  • good seal for passive external noise isolation - improves perceived sound quality, allows users to listen at safer/healthier volume levels
Cons
  • passive noise isolation is potentially dangerous for users who desire rugged earphones - eg/ gym users, construction / warehouse workers, etc...
  • fit isn't for everyone
  • kinda silly to use with non-Apple hardware
Bowers & Wilkins P5
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Bowers & Wilkins P5
January, 2010
$299.99
Pros
  • no crappy active noise cancellation
  • classy old-school aesthetic
  • closed design - isolates listener from a lot of outside noise
Cons
  • will be expensive
  • B&W is not a known quality headphone manufacturer
  • hardly portable - large, non-folding
Microsoft Touch Mouse
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Microsoft Touch Mouse
August, 2011
$79.95
Pros
  • ambidextrous design - can be used for both right and left handed individuals
  • built-in storage slot for the wireless USB dongle
  • uses standard, easy to find, charge and replace AA batteries
Cons
  • only compatible with Windows 7
  • high price point - $10 more than the Magic Mouse
  • not for gamers
Vibram FiveFingers Classic
66
Vibram FiveFingers Classic
January, 2010
$70.00
Pros
  • Can be use for barefoot running
  • Stylish alternative to lame flip flops
  • alternative to shoes - great for simple strolls to the store, around the yard, etc,.
Cons
  • Foot odor
  • May cause chafing if you have sweaty feet
  • Elastic cord length is inconsistent.
Ultrasone HFI-780
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Ultrasone HFI-780
January, 2011
$250.00
Pros
  • Very portable for full size headphones
  • Light weight
  • Respond very well to modification
  • Good SQ
  • Collapsible
Cons
  • Cushioning is too hard and uncomfortable
Denon AH-D5000
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Denon AH-D5000
January, 2007
$700.00
Pros
  • Mahogany and magnesium finish looks and feels high-quality.
  • Excellent dynamic range makes it seem like you're in the recording studio.
  • Extremely light and comfortable.
Cons
  • No included carrying bag/case whatsoever, despite price and quality.
  • Require a very long burn-in period before they can reach their full potential.
  • Cable is poorly constructed, tends to come apart near the plug.
Denon AH-D2000
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Denon AH-D2000
$350.00
Pros
  • large earpieces fit all the way around the ears, resting on the head instead of pinching the ears - more comfortable
  • very good ambient sound blocking
  • soft, thick leatherette feels nice against the skin
  • sound is kept inside, avoiding disturbing the people around you
Cons
  • can feel hot around the ears, don't breathe well
  • headband adjustment isn't firm enough, can loosen up after awhile

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