Atomic Floyd TwistJax

Based on 5 reviews

Amazing imagery, Deep, clean bass, Crisp highs and mid ranges, Quality construction, Lots of accessories.

Ear fatigue after prolonged use, Metal initially feels cold to the touch, Passive noise reduction is better on competitors, not a big deal though, People sitting next to you can hear the music, sound leakage.

Reviews

By Headfonia on August 02, 2011

The world of audio, like everything else in the retail business, is heavily affected by the consumer’s perception of a brand. Though Atomic Floyd’s founder, James Strong, have successfully created a new brand with good and positive vibes, it...

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By Digital Trends on March 02, 2010

Atomic Floyds innovative twist-to-fit earbuds roll top-notch materials and incredible sonic performance into one stunning...

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By Pocket-lint on December 30, 2009

We can't fault the look of the TwistJax as they do look sensational, but we can't justify the cost compared to the performance of the similarly-designed Philips...

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By ElectricPig.co.uk on November 30, 2009

Hefty headphones sure, but worth a look if you fancy a new pair of in-ear...

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By Whathifi.com on November 26, 2009

For some people, trying to fit in-ear headphones into their lugholes can be an awkward and painful experience.'s Twist Jax offer a solution that's hinted at in the model name. The earbuds can rotate on their fittings (it's referred to as...

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By GadgetSpeak on August 28, 2009

Our ears are as individual as the rest of us and with TwistJax Atomic Floyd aims to provide a perfect fit for all, combined of course with superb sound....

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