Wireless Headphones

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Go Wireless With Adapt, the Bluetooth Headphone Adapter

We've seen a lot of wireless doodads in our day, but none cut the cord quite like Outdoor Tech's Adapt ($40).

We've seen a lot of wireless doodads in our day, but none cut the cord quite like Outdoor Tech's Adapt ($40). The Bluetooth-enabled adapter with a built-in mic clips on to clothing and lets you talk on the phone or listen to music from a Bluetooth device up to 30 feet away.

Sure, you're still wired to the device through your headphones, but Adapt lets you stash your device in a safe place, like an enclosed backpack pocket, while you're using headphones — perfect for hitting the slopes or going out for a bike ride. Avid teleconferencers can also use the adapter to set down their smartphones, take a call, and walk away (well, up to 30 feet).

Amazon user Win even suggested that the Adapt can be used to add Bluetooth functionality to a car stereo by connecting the device to a car's auxiliary port.

Adapt is extremely portable at 1.24 x 0.63 x 1.75 inches and has nine hours of talk/listen time. Outdoor Tech claims that the device features noise suppression, echo elimination, and duplex sound to provide the clearest audio quality possible. Is this gadget something you'd be likely to use?

Headphones

iMuffs Are Way More Stylin' Than Earmuffs

These brand spankin' new wireless iMuffs may not come cheap with a price tag of $180 but they are the first wireless headphones with Clear Voice Capture (CVC) and you won't have to deal with any annoying cords.

These brand spankin' new wireless iMuffs may not come cheap with a price tag of $180 but they are the first wireless headphones with Clear Voice Capture (CVC) and you won't have to deal with any annoying cords. Listen to your iPod's tunes or videos wirelessly and use the ergonomic controls to pause, change volume, skip tracks, and find music. You can also talk on the phone with the noise canceling microphone or use the improved bluetooth radio. Yes, and I can't believe technology has advanced this far... you can now listen to music from your laptop or smartphone, talk on the phone over iChat or Skype and even chat while playing video games.

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Wireless Headphones By Creative

How annoying is it when your headphone cords get tangled, you accidentally pull your headphones out of your ear, or the cord keeps pulling out of the jack?

How annoying is it when your headphone cords get tangled, you accidentally pull your headphones out of your ear, or the cord keeps pulling out of the jack? When I saw these headphones, I literally started jumping for joy. Creative's new SE2300 Wireless Headphones with A2DP clip on your ear and are light as a feather. With Bluetooth technology, up to eight hours of playback and built in volume control for easy tunes adjustment, I think these headphones are worth a try.

Purchase your own pair at Shop.com for $111.

Go to geeksugar's Geek Guide: Best Headphones for Your iPod to see more iPod headphone suggestions.