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[CES 21014] Sol Republic has introduced a new pair of in-ear headphones known as Relays, where this pair also happens to be the first cross-over headphone which is useful for work, play and sport. In a nutshell, you will be able to wear this pair of headphones without having the fall out, letting you enjoy great audio despite your active lifestyle. You are then able to make a dash for the morning train or bus without having the headphones fall out of your ears. The Relays from Sol Republic will also see the introduction of its proprietary FreeFlex technology, which also happens to be wrapped around the new i5 Sound Engine.

With FreeFlex, it will allow the Relays’ universal fit to be easy to place in your ear, and more importantly, to remain there regardless of your physical movement’s intensity. The Relays will also be able to deliver the sound and style so that you will be able to continue going regardless of whether you are commuting on the subway, running after work or pushing through to meet a deadline. Sporting a lightweight, low-profile design, it sounds a whole lot better than it looks and not only that, it will be water- and sweat-resistant, now how about that? The asking price would be $79.99 per pair from Verizon Wireless.

Sol Republic Relays In-Ear Headphones original content from Ubergizmo.

Sol Republic, a company with a passion for music and great sound, has teamed up with Motorola, and their partnership has resulted in the birth of the Tracks AIR wireless headphones. Of course, you might not think much about this particular pair of wireless headphones since they are dime a dozen in the market, but the Tracks AIR intends to be different as it claims to merge stellar sound, an unmatched 150-foot wireless range, dual-device connectivity and an unbelievable 15-hour battery life in a single device, delivering on-the-go convenience that active music lovers will love to have. Not only that, you can also be hip wearing one of these puppies thanks to a quartet of different interchangeable headband colors.

What makes the Tracks AIR wireless headphones different from other wireless headphone offerings in the market? Well, the inclusion of the A2 Sound Engines would definitely be one of them, allowing the Tracks AIR to deliver a music experience that has solid bass, clean mids and vocals, and extended highs. In fact, it is said to have been specially developed for Bluetooth audio, and it will also be extremely power efficient, giving you the leeway to crank up the volume and bass punch without adding extra stress to the battery drain.

As mentioned earlier, the Tracks AIR would also come with an unmatched wireless range which delivers clear and precise sound up to 150 feet away, making it nearly five times more compared to other wireless headphones. This would allow users to roam about with a greater degree of freedom, and it will also be able to pause your music halfway so that you are able to answer or ignore incoming calls using only the controls on the sound engine.

The asking price for the Tracks AIR wireless headphones? It stands at $199.99 a pop if you are interested.

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[ Sol Republic announces Tracks AIR wireless headphones copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

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