Coloud Intros Boom, Knock, Pop Headphones

Coloud has introduced a new line of affordably priced, durable headphones constructed using minimal parts for a lighter weight and superior durability. Coloud's headphones include the over-ear Boom and on-ear Knock headphones, both feature a flat tangle-free cord with in-line mic and remote, a unique Zound Lasso 3.5mm pliable plug that bends and ties your wrapped cord when not in use, and 40mm dynamic drivers promise clear and distinct sound. Coloud's Boom and Knock headphones are designed using 3D ergonomics for ultimate comfort and come in a ton of contrasting color choices.

The company has also released a pair of in-ear headphones called the Pop that's said to deliver powerful bass with angled in-ear buds that will fit in your ear more comfortably. The Pop features the same flat tangle-free cable with the 3.5mm Zound Lasso plug, in-line remote and mic and 9mm dynamic drivers. The Pop, Knock and Boom are available now for $25, $30 and $40, respectively. 

Razer Drops BlackShark Aviator-Inspired Gaming Headset

Razer is known for its extreme and unique naming and designing of gaming peripherals, and its latest gaming headset dubbed the BlackShark is no different in that regard. The BlackShark is an aviator-inspired gaming headset designed after those retro military helicopter headsets said to offer superior comfort and sound isolation thanks to giant over-ear, leatherette covered memory foam ear cups. The BlackShark features a long detachable and adjustable boom mic, 40mm drivers with enhanced bass response and a combined 3.5mm audio and mic plug with a splitter adapter for old school computers that use separate inputs. Razer's BlackShark lands later this month for $120.

Urbanear Announces Their Newest Zinken

Since the creation of Beats by Dre, headphones have become popular for people beyond the audiophiles who want top of the line quality music at all times. It has transformed from a normally used accessory in the home to something we would wear in public as a fashion accessory as well. Urbanears creates their products based upon visual appeal as much as audio quality. Their recently released Zinken stands as an example; it presents a clean and modern feel that packs a heavy punch when given the opportunity. 

With features such the TurnCable and ZoundPlug, the Zinken is compatible with anyone's needs. Constructed with rugged Kevlar on the inside, the TurnCable is compatible with DJ mixers using a 6.3mm plug while also using a 3.5mm plug on the other end for normal use with mobile phones and iPods. It is also coiled for extra extension for DJs while performing at a show. The ZoundPlug allows two headphones to enjoy tunes through a single audio source. By connecting two headphones through the ZoundPlug, your friend can listen to whatever you're listening to.

Cushioned with large padding on both the cups and the headband, the design of the Zinken allows it to sit on your head hours on end without feeling any discomfort. Thanks to the extra ear cushions, you get more noise isolation too. Packed within the ear cups are custom dual 40mm drivers that will blast spectacular sound across the entire spectrum. 

Not only did Urbanears make sure the Zinken performed and appeared as amazing as it could be, they wanted to assure a reasonable price point to fit anybody's budget, even the aspiring musician's. Available in Urbanear retailers and on their website, the Zinken will cost you $140. It is difficult to find quality that the Zinken promises in this budget range.

SecureTips Keeps Your Apple Headphones In Place

It's become annoyingly commonplace for you to be rocking out to your favorite bands with your classic Apple headphones on and they just suddenly fall out. Apple headphones might not produce audiophile quality sound nor do they stay in your ear as comfortably as some other companies' headphones, but they get the job done... and so do SecureTips. Designed to work with your Apple headphones, simply attach them to your earbuds and they'll never fall out of your ear again. You can take them for your commute to work, casually listen to music at home, or even to the gym.  

Head on over to Kickstarter to support this simple but genious idea. Not everybody can afford expensive in-ear headphones, so why not just work with what you've already got from Apple? You can get yourself a set of SecureTips starting from $20. 

Harman Kardon CL Headphones Boast Unique Design, Perfect Sound

Heads up if you're in the market for some good sounding, premium over-ear headphones. Harman Kardon just teased us with what looks like a pair of the company's first pair of over-ear headphones made with ridiculously premium materials and unique industrial design. Sure Harman Kardon owns AKG and JBL, both of which make great headphones, but the company's signature sound has never been put into headphones until now. Harman Kardon's speaker systems are one of the best in the world, we can't wait to hear what these headphones sound and feel like. Besides Harman Kardon's over-ear CL headphones, the company taunts a full line of on-ear and in-ear headphones as well.

Harman Kardon hasn't revealed any juicy details other than advertising that the CL headphones will deliver a pure sound experience for serious audiophiles, and a June release date. Harman Kardon's headphone page is now up and teases the CL headphones.

Bowers & Wilkins P3 Headphones Offer Stylish Audiophile Sound

Bowers & Wilkins has revealed a third member of its insanely good sounding headphone and in-ear lineup, the P3 headphones. The P3 are on-ear style headphones and are a smaller, more portable version of the P5 that we reviewed. The P3 have a lightweight aluminum and rubber coated construction and feature a collapsible design, custom tuned drivers, soft memory foam ear cushions for all-day comfort designed with an improved special acoustic fabric for better sound isolation and sonic perfection, two included detachable cables - one with in-line headset and playback control functionality for iPhone. 

The Bowers & Wilkins P3 headphones are expected to launch in June and will be available in black and white for $200

Barnes & Noble Nook Headphones Revealed

Barnes & Noble has secretly revealed some new Nook branded audio gear for the loyal Nook tablet user, just because. The lineup consists of one pair of on-ear Nook Audio OE250 headphones as well as one pair of in-ear Nook Audio IE250 headphones designed with an old too familiar generic style that doesn't seem to impress considering the vast amount of good quality headphone offerings available. But it's a nice try, Barnes & Noble. The important juicy details aren't yet available, but what's certain is that the in-ear headphones will retail for $19.95, and we're only guessing the on-ear headphones will run around $60.