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Skullcandy Riot
$29.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:No background noise leaks through, makes a good seal on your ear. Fit snugly enough that you can run with them. Stylish design has a little bit of flash, doesn't look boring.
The Cons:Tend to suffer some damage to the cord after about a year of use.
Skullcandy's Riot headphones are an entry-level model of in-ear monitors. They have 11mm drivers with neodymium magnets and emphasize bass frequencies. They come with three different sizes of silicon earcups that make a snug fit and help isolate sound.
The cable is 1.3m long and features a tangle-resistant slider. The Riot has a low price point and is intended for use with portable media players. Compact form factor and thin cabling make it ideal for portability. It also comes in a very wide variety of colour schemes, from plain black to vibrant three-colour designs. Its 3.5mm jack is gold-plated to improve connection quality.
Features
- 11mm drivers
- Neodymium magnet
- 20Hz - 20kHz frequency response
- 3.5mm gold-plated plug
- 1.3m cable
- 16 ohm impedance
- 3 different size silicone gel cups
- Wide variety of colours
- Cable slider
Colour Variations
- Black/Black
- Black/Green
- Rasta
- White/Silver
- Black/Red
- Throwback (Brown/Gold/Orange)
- White/Green/Yellow
- Emerald/Black
- Cyan/Pink/Yellow
- Blue/Red
- White/Pink
- Purple/White/Blue
User Reviews (1)
Pros & Cons
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no background noise leaks through, makes a good seal on your ear
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fit snugly enough that you can run with them
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stylish design has a little bit of flash, doesn't look boring
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audio output is clear and detailed, can hear everything even at lower volumes
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punchy bass delivery when you fit them in your ear properly
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feel very light, don't really notice the weight of them at all
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lots of color combinations available to suit your individual style
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manufacturer stands behind their product, very responsive to customer inquiries
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tend to suffer some damage to the cord after about a year of use
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