“Underwater” headphones and a system for the iPod shuffle by H2O Audio
Author: Matt Gaines
The company H2O Audio, produces accessories for outdoor recreation people and sportsmen, announced three new products: compact Waterproof Headphones Surge Pro; headphones with an ergonomic design and neck ribbon for Surge Sportwrap, designed for active sports, the updated system Interval Waterproof Headphone System, designed for Apple iPod shuffle, with built-in Surge Waterproof headphones and convenient control. “We continue to improve waterproofing technology in collaboration with some of the world’s sports stars, – says CEO John Paul Kavanagh (John Paul Cavanaugh). – These new products reinforce our desire to produce the best waterproof headphones and accessories.
As stated H2O Audio, all products undergo stringent tests and are manufactured using patented technology. Headphones are able to withstand immersion to a depth of 3.6 m. Model Surge Pro worth $ 99 comes with 5 sets of elastomer linings with diameter of 11 mm to 13.6 mm, and two – foam (11 mm and 12 mm), which makes it comfortable to wear false ear during swimming or jogging. Cable length – 1,2 m, the frequency response – 18-20000 Hz. Maximum output power of 5 mW.
Model Surge Sportwrap value of $ 60 is distinguished by the tape, which is placed over ears and keeps the headphones. Are inside of that line has a “snake” design so that the motion of the head is not stretched. The kit also includes 7 plates of similar materials. Cable length – 0,6 m.
System Interval Waterproof Headphone System is designed specifically for third-generation iPod shuffle. The device is placed in a waterproof camera, equipped with three buttons. With their help, monitored volume and change the playing song. The product is combined with swimming goggles and placed in motion in the water on his head. As in previous cases, accessories are additional plates of elastomer and foam. Cost Interval Waterproof Headphone System – $ 100 on the website of H2O Audio.
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