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JVC HA F130A Gumy phonesNewest Review: ... i have seen - pink, yellowishorange, blue, green, dark grey/black and white (I have also been told people have seen ... more More JVC headphones
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by - written on 19/06/09 (Useful, 43 readings)
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I used to hate buying new headphones!!! I tend to just stick to getting new pairs of gummys now whenever my last ones break. They are available in six colours (as far a i have seen - pink, yellowishorange, blue, green, dark grey/black and white (I have also been told people have seen purple!!!) They are quite small which it brilliant for me as I always found headphones rubbed the inside of my ear. These sit very nicely and the texture means they move comfortably. They are fairly light - alot lighter than some solid plastic phones I have had before. They are coated in a rubbery texture and do sort of bounce (although I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/06/09 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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Please tell me i am not the only person who cannot do the squeeze in your ear bud thingy?? after buying a Sony mp4 player and reading endless reviews on how good the headphones are i was utterly disappointed and my ears still wince from the thought of shoving the cumbersome buds into them. Not being particularly snobby about such things i was not willing to spend 40 plus pounds on a pair of Bose or the such and was quite content to spend £7.70 in Tescos for these. Chose the ice blue and they really are a lovely colour especially with the matching cord really stand out and have had people ask were i got my £8 headphones from!! Unfortunately do ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/08/08 (Very useful, 184 readings)
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I thought it would be a bit of a challenge to write a review about a set of earphones - not the most exciting product in the world. ---Me and my Ipod--- I got my gorgeous pink 4GB iPod mini back in August 2005 - I was so excited and pleased with it, mainly because it came with free engraving and says "Mary's Music for Moose Missions" on it. The iPod has served me very well, blocking out any screaming kids on my commute from Workington to Carlisle and back. I don't used it every day though (and sometimes go for weeks without - or the month after I accidentally deleted all my songs due to iTunes being annoying and lost the will to ... Read the complete review
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