The same principle applies to the AIAIAI Y-COM in-ear headphones. The foam expands and closes the auditory channel, resulting in a significant noise reduction. The idea is that you roll and squeeze the earplugs between your fingers and push the in your auditory channel. The yellow foam earplugs reminded me (as a mechanical engineer) directly of the E-A-R Classic earplugs which you need to wear in noisy manufacturing environments. Both on the hard plastic case, as well as in the user guide it is described to wear the cable of the headphones behind your ear, like the Shure in-ear headphones.ĪIAIAI Y-com in-ear foam plug and cable bend for comfortable wear First experiences When you receive the headphones in the cylindrical case you might think the headphones are damaged, but the bend is made in there on purpose. Technical specificationsīelow electronic engineers, musicians or audio-lovers can have a look at the detailed overview of technical specifications :įinally all the AIAIAI headphones have a pre-bend cable at the last part of the cable just before the headphones. In the top and bottom of the cylinder there are removable compartments, which contain additional five (!!!!) different sets of ear-plugs. The AIAIAI Y-COM in-ear headphones are cleverly packed into a cylindrical hard-plastic package, as you can see in the overview picture above.
Overview of AIAIAI hard-plastic case and black Y-Com in-ear headphones What’s in the “Box” ? Eric Lin, who uses V-Moda earphones, gave me the tip to have a look at the AIAIAI-website based on some of his friends’ experiences.
I wrecked the Turbosound in-ear stereo headphones, it was time to lookout for a new set of in-ear headphones for cycling and jogging. In this article I will share my thoughts and experiences so far. I decided to give it a try and ordered a set of black AIAIAI Y-COM in-ear headphones, when the price-point dropped to 55 euro’s (shipping excluded).
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