Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Sweat-proof, Teflon in the cord for durability, comfortable fit while exercising, cord only comes down from one side, inline volume control.
Cons: The volume control is poorly placed where it is not long enough to clip on your pocket nor on you shirt collar.
Overall: The Sennheiser/Adidas PMX680 are a superior headphone especially for the athlete.  They are awesomely comfortable and stay put while you are running.  With true highs and low lows the sound quality is above par for a exercise headphone although most just want decent sound and comfort while seating.  The PNX680 can be purchased from a plethora of retailers but I found the best deal for $49 from Amazon.  You can learn more about these and all the offerings from Sennheiser by visiting their website.

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Great protection, hard shell for drops and rubber inside for shock
Cons: A little work to remove the case, single piece design so you cannot dock without removing

SeeThru Satin

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Hard Shell, full phone protection, has see thru design for the apple logo and such
Cons: no rubber inside, only hard plastic, moderate difficulty to remove
Overall: Both the Candyshell and Satin are perfect cases for all around protection. The hard outer shells protect from drops and the rubberized inside protect the phone from shock. The cases just snap on and stay on. the $30 price points are perfect for dual protection cases.

You can purchase the Candyshell ($34.95) and the SeeThru ($29.95) directly from Speck Products.

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Adjustable iPhone holder that will work without taking your case off, tacky to hold the iPhone yet no sticky residue, extremely stylish design, comes in a variety of colors, tilts and rotates.
Cons: I would have liked to see the aluminum be a bit more dense and heavy, does not work well with cloth or porous materials.
Overall: The Luxa2 H1-touch is a very unique and stylish aluminum stand for not only the iPhone but will work with many devices.  The adjustable arms and grippy surface not only hold your device securely but does it while still in its protective case.  Quality design, material and workmanship earn the Luxa2 H1-Touch my Editor’s Choice Award.

You can purchase the Luxa2 H1-Touch directly from their website for $59.99 by clicking here or from Amazon for $29.99 by clicking here.

We want to thank Kristian Ward of iSkin for taking the time to show us iSkin’s new prototype IR case for the iPhone at CES 2010 in Las Vegas. If you would like to learn more about iSkin, visit their site at www.iSkin.com.

This video was filmed on a Sony HDR-CX520V which was donated by our sponsor 42nd Street Photo.

We want to thank Jeff Adams, President of Helium Digital, for taking the time to show us a new Bluetooth Communicator and Stereo Heaphones that were unveiled at CES 2010 in Las Vegas. If you would like to learn more about Helium Digital, visit their site at www.heliumdigital.com.

This video was filmed on a Sony HDR-CX520V which was donated by our sponsor 42nd Street Photo.

We want to thank Brent the Director of Marketing at Speck for talking to us about the new ventures Speck has initiated the last few months.  Speck definetly had the coolest booth at CES; billed the “Candy Store”. If you would like to learn more about Speck, visit their site at www.SpeckProducts.com.

This video was filmed on a Sony HDR-CX520V which was donated by our sponsor 42nd Street Photo.

We want to thank Martie & Sharon for taking the time to show us some products MEElectronics has to offer.  We will be reviewing some of their items in the near future and I am glad we found a company that keeps the consumer in mind by providing quality products at reasonable prices. If you would like to learn more about MEElectronics, visit their site at www.meelec.com.

This video was filmed on a Sony HDR-CX520V which was donated by our sponsor 42nd Street Photo.

We want to thank Josh and the Skullcandy team for taking the time to show us their new line of headphones that will be available in 2010. If you would like to learn more about Skullcandy, visit their site at www.Skullcandy.com.

This video was filmed on a Sony HDR-CX520V which was donated by our sponsor 42nd Street Photo.

We want to thank Peter Gifford from X Gear for taking the time to show us a new prototype case and other products that will be available for 2010. If you would like to learn more about X Gear, visit their site at www.XGearLive.com.

This video was filmed on a Sony HDR-CX520V which was donated by our sponsor 42nd Street Photo.

We would like to thank Chris Lyons from Shure for taking the time out of his busy CES schedule to give us a behind the scenes look at the new offerings from Shure.  We are so excited to talk to Shure and can’t wait to bring you our findings when we review the new earphones from Shure in the coming months.  Check out Shure at their website; www.shure.com