Skullcandy Double Agent Wireless Headphone and Music Player - Brown
- 40 mm Speaker
- Frequency Range is 18-20,000 Hz
- Cable length 1.5 M
- Plug type 3.5mm gold plated
Product Description
According to an official dossier, the Double Agent presents a hegemonic threat to headphones as we know them. Any standard SD card containing your big corporate record label-approved, legitimately-purchased content (and other music) can be inserted into this wireless heaphone's trap door and rocked like a hurricane. Wireless headphone + integrated content player in one. Who says no man can serve two masters?
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Skullcandy Double Agent Wireless Headphone and Music Player - Brown
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- Publisher: Skullcandy
- Label: Skullcandy
- Studio: Skullcandy
- Average Customer Review:
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Avg. Customer Review:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great for it's intended purpose 2008-11-05
Comment: I like the Skullcandy "Double Agent" for the same reason that I like the iPod shuffle: Simplicity. I can navigate through songs with the tap of my finger, and without fumbling around with the device in my hands and looking at a screen.
That's where the similarities end though. Granted, there are other headphones out there with built-in MP3 players as well, but I believe Skullcandy is the first to bring us this concept in conjunction with comfort and quality. These things feel great. The sound quality leaves a little bit to be desired, but it's still very good for most types of music.
There is ONE oddity about this product that took me a few days to figure out: Once an SD card loaded with songs is inserted into the earcup, what order are they played in? This confused me for a little bit. First of all, there is no "Shuffle" button (which is mainly why I took off a star). This is a feature that many ipod-shuffle-lovers would have appreciated, and it shouldn't have been hard to implement. But they didn't do it. So, do the songs just play in alphabetical order then? Nope, not that either. Not by songs, artists, albums, or anything... no alphabetization. This had me stumped for a while, until one day when I was loading additional songs, and I figured out that tracks simply play in the order that they are added. That's it. If you load a new song, it will be the last track that plays, and the songs will play in the same order one after another until the whole list repeats itself. Interesting to say the least.
Overall I recommend this to people who want a quick, on-the-go music solution that they can quickly slap on their head without fumbling with wires. They feel great, sound great, and with SD cards, you don't have to fool around with any type of proprietary drivers or software.
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Skullcandy Double Agent Wireless Headphone and Music Player - Brown
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