Urbanears Headphones

By Allie Townsend | @Allie_Townsend | December 13, 2010 | +

Stockholm-based Urbanears headphones come in a rainbow of flashy hues, along with a standard with a built-in microphone and remote compatible with most mobile devices: Nokia, BlackBerry, HTC and iPhones using a 3.5 mm socket. Each pair comes with a default plug and added Nokia or neutral adaptors to ensure compatibility with your device and a 47-inch fabric cord that includes a Zound Plug, a socket that connects a second set of headphones for dual listening. The unique hinge makes the headphones fully collapsible for convenient travel, or just storage inside the average backpack.

Price: $60, Urbanears.com

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