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The iFrogz brand of headphones known as EarPollution have found a way to combine comfort, superior sound, and individuality into a price range that can fit any digital DJ or casual listener. Music can spark a range of emotions but if you don’t hear every note, enjoy every boom, and let your mind wrap around the message, it is safe to say that your headphones are to blame. Keep reading to find out how these headphones performed.

Besides highly customizable low-cost headphones, iFrogz EarPollution introduced a range of 5 new DJ-style headphones for $49.99. They come in some pretty crazy color scheme, moving DJing away from the black-and-silver headphone days of old. [Listening from the noisy show floor] They sounded very good for the price point, but we will offer a more in depth review once we get them to some DJ’s to take to a party with them.

It seems that almost everyone is moving into headphones this year. Skullcandy is releasing a new range of entry level headphone, Shure has some new earphones, V-Moda announced that they will be moving into over-the-ear headphones, and iFrogz launched a new brand, EarPollution.

One of the coolest things about EarPollution is the ability to customize the Fallout and NervePipe headphones like you would a NikeID sneaker. This is sound that has been designed for you, by you — cool stuff. The sound quality wasn’t the too hot (rather heavy on bass and missing the highs), but they are rather inexpensive headphones so what do you expect. I see these as great headphones for teens to show off their personality and make their headphones a part of their lifestyle for a low price.