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While these uniquely styled earphones may have some ergonomic challenges, such is the price of fashion for the style-conscious music lover.

The convergence of several new, exclusive (and tiny!) technologies, Monster's best-ever earbuds are certainly worth a listen, even at $250.

iPhone fans looking to improve on the sound quality of their stock earbuds will appreciate this stereo headset which features outstanding noise isolation and excellent sound quality.

This convenient earbud-style variation on the wildly popular Beats 'phones offers impressive sound and a welcome tangle-free cable.

They made their name on accessories, so of course their Monstrous new headphones ship with their patented cleaning cloth, a nifty carrying case, and a couple of different cables. But it's the sound and unique design that set them apart.

The audio mavens at Creative seek to usurp the dominance of earbuds with an alternative that looks more impressive and sounds a hell of a lot better.

A new mid-line sound-isolating stereo earphone from Shure delivers both on sound quality and on ergonomics, but its price point puts it up against some stiff competition.

Etymotic Research takes a giant leap towards high-fidelity wireless freedom with these near-perfect (and surprisingly sexy) in-ear, noise-isolating earphones.

Our quest for the best Treo hybrid headphones comes to a close with Seidio's 2-in-1 hands-free headset and stereo adapter that lets you use any headphones with your Treo (and there was much rejoicing).

The Shure I4c-T is the latest hybrid earphone/hands-free headset for the Treo 650 and 700, as well as the most expensive currently on the market. But is it worth it?