Razer Announces Bass Bump‘in Electra Headphones For $60

Razer has been releasing very nice headphones/headsets in the past couple of years, but all of them seem to have a very nice price tag, which some gamers cannot afford. Today they have announced a new pair of headphones that are budget, but are still looking very stylish. Razer Electra are there newest pair of headphones with 40mm drivers in each ear, tuned to pump out lows and with nice leatherette ear pads. For only $60 this is a really good deal for a nice pair of headphones. It comes with two detachable cables, one with an inline mic and one without. They will be available this October.

Jays Updates V-Jays Headphones, Slashes Price Too

Jays has announced the re-launch of its popular v-Jays headphones due to their success. The newly released v-Jays headphones are foldable, portable and now sport an entirely new matte exterior finish and completely new packaging. The third update that Jays has done is it lowered the price of the v-Jays from just under $100, down to $69.99. All that without sacrificing quality and sound. 

Incase Announces New Line Of Sleek Headphones

There are all sorts of new goodies coming out from Incase lately. Today, Incase has announced a new line of audio gear that will accompany their widely known cases and bags. Incase is scheduled to release 4 new pairs of headphone models this September including the Sonic over-ear headphones, Reflex on-ear headphones, Pivot on-ear headphones and the Capsule in-ear headphones. Each model features custom-tuned audio drivers that have been engineered to accurately reproduce the source audio for a natural, balanced response across the entire audio spectrum.

Incase's expertise in design shows thru these great looking headphones with their seamless design. Each model will be finished with a matte soft-touch and glossy finishes and will incorporate an integrated microphone and remote control for use with Apple devices. You can head over to the Incase Audio page to check these out for yourselves. Incase hasn't announced any prices yet. I'll take two please!

Marshall Major Headphones Get Upgraded With Remote & Mic

Marshall has equipped its Major headphones with remote and mic functionality so you would never have to take them off to use that mono Bluetooth headset of yours. The bad? Marshall makes no claims as to whether the Major's newly added remote and mic features are compatible with specific mobile devices, says it just works with mobile devices. Oh and I almost forgot, the remote doesn't even have volume controls. Nice going Marshall. The price was also updated from $99 to $119.

Sony's New Official PS3 Wireless Stereo Headset Headphones

Oh yes it's about time Sony releases a pair of over-ear wireless headphones. These are not any normal wireless headphones though, the Sony Wireless Stereo Headset is built for gamers and features a 7.1 virtual surround sound promising that you will hear every little detail in the game. Other add-ons such as on board volume control, retractable boom mic with a mute button and on-screen battery headset and sound control status updates will let you game all day long with no interruption. Button controls will be accessible by simply tapping or sliding your finger on the headset's surface. Sony has confirmed that these do not use Bluetooth connectivity, but instead they use a small USB Wireless Adapter. The Sony Wireless Stereo Headset is slated to be released in September for $99.99. 

Sleek Audio Cancels Sleek By 50 Cents Headphones

Out of all the headphones announced back at CES 2011, the most awesome looking pair of carbon fiber infused over-the-ear headphones were slashed by Sleek Audio today. The Sleek By 50 Cents headphones looked very promising coming from a reputable audio company such as Sleek Audio. The wireless hybrid, $400 pair of headphones is no more says Sleek Audio as they cancel the deal between them and rapper 50 Cent. It's not clear what really happened, but Sleek Audio has released a statement regarding their actions:

Palmetto, Fl. XX, 2011 – Sleek Audio today announced the termination of the Brand License Agreement between Sleek Audio LLC (“Sleek”) and G-Unit Brands, Inc. (“G-Unit”), 50 Cent’s licensing company. In addition, the Brand License Agreement, including video production, between TV Goods, Inc, Sleek and G-Unit has also been terminated.

“We will be re-evaluating our Wireless Hybrid over-the-ear headphones at a later date. Currently we are working to bring our new, U.S.-made in-ear products to the market,” said Mark Krywko, CEO of Sleek Audio.

 The official Sleek By 50 product website no longer exists.