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Jabra C820s Noise Canceling Headphones

Jabra C820s Noise Canceling Headphones

$59.99

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Take This Jabra And Love It

We’ve sold a lot of media players lately, from highfalutin’ multimedia razzle-dazzlers with gigunda hard drives all the way down to Malaysian knockoffs made of imitation plastic with barely enough memory to hold “American Pie” at 128 kbps. If you bought one, you’ve noticed there’s one thing they all have in common: they always, always come with really crappy earphones.

No matter how much scratch you drop, the included earbuds or headphones or whatever are invariably little better than the ones they hand out on airplanes. Of course, that means everything is going according to plan…because then you have to buy the “premium” earphones made by – coinkydink of coinkydinks – the very same company. Inkidentally, it’s happened to us over and over, so we know how easy it is to fall into that trap.

Well, not in our house. Not today.

These Jabra C820s Noise Cancelling Headphones fit like a head-shaped glove and are built like a brick headhouse. First-class right down the line, pally. But to know their excellent, noise-cancelling sound is to truly love them, particularly if you’re airborne this holiday season. You’ll still hear those brats wailing in the seat behind you, but from behind your Jabra noise-cancelling force field, the roar of the jet will seem but a whimper.

Now, Active Noise Cancellation is hell on battery life. So unlike certain other fold-up noise-cancelling headphones we could mention, the Jabra C820s lets you turn it off when there’s no noise to cancel. That way, you’re not killing your AAA when you’re listening to the guided audio tour of the art museum, or grooving to some Vivaldi in your underground bunker.

As Bob Dylan said after Jesus drove him insane, “You gotta serve somebody.” Someone’s going to get your headphone dollar. Who deserves it more: the same scheming hucksters who sold you the crappy earphones in the first place? Or the unassuming men and women who strove, or strived, or stroved to bring you high-end noise-cancelling headphones at an earbud price? God bless Jabra. God bless Active Noise Cancellation. And God bless America.

Warranty: One year Jabra

Features:

  • Stereo headphones
  • Hi-fi frequency speakers
  • Active Noise Cancellation: up to 22 dB
  • Active Noise Cancellation battery life: up to 50 hours
  • Audio bypass function enables the delivery of compensated audio in absence of battery
  • Ear cups with premium grade leatherette pads
  • Frequency response: 20Hz to 22kHz +/- 3dB
  • Speakers: 2×1½ in (2×40 mm) neodymium
  • Total Harmonic Distortion: less than 1%
  • Impedance: 64 Ohm
  • Weighs less than 7 oz (200 g)
  • Dimensions: H 6 ⁴/5 x W 6 ²/5 x D 3 ¹/10 in (174×163 x 80 mm)

In the box:

  • Jabra C820s stereo music headphones
  • Flat-pack carry case
  • 3.5 mm stereo audio cables
  • 2-prong airline adapter
  • 3.5 mm – 6.5 mm stereo adapter
  • 3.5 mm – 2.5 mm stereo adapter
  • 1 x AAA battery
  • User manual

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Well, not exactly, anyway.

You know Woot as the site that sells one product per day, cheap. But this isn't exactly Woot. This is a special super-secret page we set up to get our family and friends off our backs about these things (hi mom!); we're tired of entering manual orders. Your order here will be processed and shipped like any other order with Woot.

You're here because you seem like the kind of discriminating, savvy consumer who can be flattered into dropping some cash with us. If you're tempted to sneak a few of your lowlife pals in the back door, remember: that's a really nice computer you have there. It'd be a shame if anything happened to it. (Ok, no, we won't be breaking your computer. And yes, you can sneak your lowlife pals in, but make sure they follow the dress code.)

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