Monster’s newest pair of headphones comes from a collaboration between the company and entertainer Nick Cannon, and they’re called NTune On-Ear Headphones. The NTune headphones are designed for the younger crowd, presumably the crowd who wants a pair of Monster headphones that aren’t Justin Bieber purple. These headphones are very light, which was the one more »

The new Ncredible line wouldn’t be a true Monster and celebrity collaboration without two pairs of headphones, so today the company announced the Nergy In-Ear Headphones. The Nergy earphones are the product of Monster’s collaboration with entertainer Nick Cannon. Like their singling headphones, the NTune headphones, the Nergy earphones are make specifically for younger listeners, more »

What is being reviewed? Here we have a pair of Miles Davis Trumpet headphones from Monster Cable. It’s a set of in-ear phones made with input from the Davis family and made to be excellent for listening to Jazz music. Of course, they work well for all types of music, but Miles Davis’ signature and more »

Back at CES in January Monster unveiled it’s newest Miles Davis-inspired headphones, the Miles Davis Trumpet. Now, a few months later the headphones are finalyl available to the public. Not to be confused with the Miles Davis Tribute, the Trumpets were also made with input from the Davis family, but are $130 less expensive. The more »

As you already know, Monster is very busy exploding the market for Tron-branded merchandise. Of that Tron merchandise, only one is officially branded by Daft Punk: the T1 headphones. I was able to try out these headphones for a few minutes on the show floor, and the experience was pretty great. First off, the T1 more »

Last year Monster announced it partnered with Disney to create a line of Tron headphones. Today at CES Monster expanded upon that idea to add a slew of new Tron-themed products. The headphones are all the same as we’ve seen before, though now the surround sound has a name from Monster: HDHS. HDHS stands for more »

Last year at CES Monster announced it’s partnership with the Miles Davis family to bring out a line of Miles Davis headphones. This year there’s a new addition to the line, the Monster Miles Davis Trumpet. Monster is billing the Miles Davis Trumpet as the smallest in-earphones available. As the name suggests, the Miles Davis more »

Monster is going crazy with all the announcements this week. However, most of the announcements in terms of headphones have been earbuds, with not much said about standard headphones. That has changed, however, as Monster had added even more headphones to the Beats line-up. The new headphones are called Beats Spin. The idea behind these more »

In addition to their expensive earphones that not everyone can afford, Monster today announced some more affordable earphones. The line is called Jamz, and according to Monster they are virtually indestructible. The Jamz are made with a full metal enclosure which can make the earbuds a bit heavy, but gives it the indestructibility. To prove more »

Product: Beats by Dre.Price and Availability: $350, available now online or at Apple Stores and Best Buy.Pros: Loud, deep bass, great mid to high range sound.Cons: Not proficient at noise canceling, sound leaks out of headphones.Overall: Maybe not the best purchase at $350, but still very good.

During this past January’s CES, Monster, Jimmy Lovine and Dr. Dre announced their partnership and displayed the headphones they were set to release in August. When I received the Beats by Dre headphones a few weeks ago, I was ecstatic — both as a Dr. Dre fan and headphone enthusiast of sorts. The Beats, which retail for $350, look like a high-class product, from its packaging to the headphones themselves.

Read on for my full thoughts on the Beats by Dre and hands-on pics…