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Reveiws and testimonials
Whether your an audiophile, or just the music lover, you’ll really enjoy
this product as much as I did.
-- Connect by spark’d (4.5 out of 5 stars)
The earbuds provided rich, warm audio with excellent range and clarity
...
-- CNET
Vibe's bass response make them a great workout companion ... they're
comfortable, sound great, and are among the most attractive headphones you'll
find anywhere.
-- MacWorld/Playlist Review
... comparable in detail to the best we’ve heard at this price point.
--iLounge
The sound quality is excellent ... potent bass all over your eardrums,
however the bass sounds very clear with no 'murkiness'.
--Stuff Magazine
These buds shine from one end of the spectrum to the other…it's hard to
think of a better noise isolating earbud for your money.
--Maxim
This is the smallest, best fitting pair out there.
-- Lucky Magazine
Not only do they look like a museum piece, but they fit like a glove.
The sound is wonderful as well.
-- ABC News
These Vibe earbuds blow away many of the high end headphones costing 2-3
times its price. What else can I say but excellent!
-- Ron Ajemian (Chief Engineer- IAR Institute of Audio
Research)
I heartily endorse the V-MODA Vibe ... they aren’t just earphones,
they’re jewelry.
--Chicago Tribune
It's the next thing to being there. You can hear when the singer takes a
breath, the squeak of a guitar string, the pressure of the drums.
-- Popgadget
These earbuds look cool, and they sound as good as they look ... the
Vibes handled everything we threw at them.
-- MacLife
... comfortable and produce amazing sound fidelity. Bass sounds are rich
and deep, and the overall experience rivals more expensive headphones.
--Washington Times
Sound quality better overall than more expensive competing products ...
for those users looking for a richer audio experience the vibe should leave them
smiling.
--iProng (5 Stars)
Well balanced earphone that can handle just about any genre of
music you care to throw at it ... the Vibes hold their own against every
competitor we've tested.
--IGN
The ear buds are among the best I've ever tried, in both design and
performance.
-- Macinhack.com (5-STARS)
“The V-Moda VIBE headphones I received are first class. Listening to
music on an airplane or working out, the earphones deliver high quality sound.”
-Jason Kapono (Miami Heat)
Vibe produces detail and bass levels that are on par with other high-end
earphones, while remaining more comfortable than its competitors.
-- Mobile Tech Review (5 Stars)
The sound is very transparent, immersive and airy ... the Vibes knock the
stuffing out of every other comparable IEM.
-- Anything but iPod.com
IGN Review - Gerry Block::: (full
review)
The Vibes seem to have captured the balance of the M-Class and the solid bass of
the Bass-freqs. The combination of these characteristics is a very warm, well
balanced earphone that can handle just about any genre of music you care to
throw at it. The Vibes are bass-y, but not excessively so. We listened to a lot
of Tool's AEnima to get a feel for the Vibes, and the album did a good
job highlighting their characteristics. Lower-frequencies, like the
beating-heart underlying base guitar that runs through much of the album's title
track, are more apparent than with other earphones in this range that we've
tested. Happily, the Vibes were able to keep up with the highs and lows of
Maynard's LA-hating anthem and we never got the sense that we were losing too
much off the high end of his voice, or that the bass was obscuring other parts
of the music. We also tried some comparison testing based upon Iron Maiden's
"Rime of the Ancient Mariner" from Powerslave and were again pleased with
the fact that the Vibes gave the galloping chords a lot of weight, yet didn't
detract from Bruce Dickenson's range or obscure the lyrics.
In order to explore some other genres we gave a listen to Tuxedomoon's Cabin In
The Sky album. Their music is complex, layering a deep singing voice upon deeper
string-bass chords, high trumpets, snare drums, and all kinds of environmental
chimes, clicks, scratches, and murmurs. The Vibes transmitted each crisply, and
even when many effects were going on at once, the clarity of the highs added
enough resolution to the sonic pallet that none of the effects sounded muddled
or overshadowed.
The Vibes competes with a variety of earphones from Shure and Etymotics, among
others. In both looks and performance, the Vibes hold their own against every
competitor we've tested.
GadgetNutz::: (full
review)
I know what you are thinking - OK, so they are very cool to look at and hold -
but how do they sound? Well, if you remember my review of the V-MODA Bass Freq
Earphones and how impressed I was with them - these blow pretty much every
sub-$150.00 Earphone I have tested right out of the water. They sound amazing.
That being said, these might not be for the "audio purists" of the group. There
is a definite "sound" that V-MODA is going for here - one that is very full at
the low end, clear at the high end and sort of like a dance club in your head.
This is not a "Flat" sound - far from it. That being said, I really love the
sound. It was so full at the lower frequencies that I could turn off the EQ on
the iPod and get more bass than almost any headphone out there - save the
Super.fi. EB - which costs two and a half times as much! With no EQ, the sound
quality of the iPod is also much improved.
I tried all sorts of music and found the Vibe to reproduce vocals beautifully,
instruments were clear and crisp and the Bass was amazing. It is hard to believe
that these things only sell for $101.00.”
Overall Conclusions:
This is an amazing set of Earphones. It is a work of art in design and a work of
genius in sound engineering. For $101.00 you simply cannot go wrong picking up a
pair.
Gizmodo::: (full
review)
Good news, as the V-Moda Vibe performs as well as $100 earbuds should.
V-MODA touts "vibrant bass, vivid mid-range, and vivacious highs" on the Vibes.
My experience? That's actually fairly accurate. The bass wasn't overloaded like
in most cheapo earbuds you find for under $50. The mids and highs were also
clear; much clearer than the default iPod or Zune earbuds.
But of course how they sound is less important if you can't stand wearing these
earbuds for a long period of time. Not a problem here. The "ultra-soft silicon"
fittings feel fine in my ears, sliding easily into the ear canal. Essentially
the Baby Bear of earbuds—not too deep and not too shallow—just right.
And finally, the looks. To me they genuinely look better than most other earbuds.
Popgadget - Evan::: (view)
The Vibe series provide a precise balance of rich bass, warm mids and
unprecedented clarity. It's the next thing to being there. You can hear when the
singer takes a breath, the squeak of a guitar string, the pressure of the drums.
BLISS (Bass Level Isolating Soft Silicon) technology further reduces outside
noise for a precise and rich bass response (frequency 12Hz to 22Hz)... the
modaphones fit securely and comfortably.
At a suggested retail price of $101, you'd think they would be one of the higher
priced earphones on the market, but not when you compare them to the E Shure
series which tops out with the E5c at $549.00 MSRP. These are a steal,
comparatively.
Uncrate::: (view)
Whether you use them with your iPod or Zune, the V-Moda Vibe Earphones ($101)
will grab all of the attention. The noise-isolating earphones feature an
elegant, lightweight design sculpted from alloy metal. In our sound tests, we
were surprised to find that the Vibes rank right up there with Etymotic and
Shure earphones we've used. Great bass, mid-range and highs. The earphones come
in a leather pouch with three sizes of ultra-soft silicon fittings to fit any
ear.