Monster - Casque sans fil Clarity Wireless - Blanc

Please don't buy! I've bought ones myself and after 3 months need to replace them. Monster gave me a RMA number and it went well upto 9 months later when they began to have problems again! Since my report had pass 12 months and 20 days after my first hedphones they inform the warranty was no longer valid. Hence I have headphones with no charge nor turning on. It's not a lonely case, search and don't buy Monster! I know I won't.

I am in love with the good condition that these speakers are. Well done guys.

The Monster Clarity HD in-ear headphones aren’t perfect by any means, but at only $40 they’re pretty damn close. While they do have a somewhat cheap build quality and can suffer from falling-out syndrome, if you can deal with those quirks you have a real winner on your hands. They look great, sound great, and are well worth the price they come at. Definitely don’t buy these anticipating a great pair of sports headphones — but if you’re looking for general purpose in-ears, these might be the ones for you.

The street-styled Monster Clarity HD on-ear headphones have a lot to offer, and at a decent price. There are a few things that work against them — like the lack of carry case, the weirdly placed power button, and the overuse of plastic — but the pros outweigh the cons. If you’re looking for a pair of street-sounding headphones to listen to music on your daily commute or otherwise, these are a great option that we highly recommend.

The Monster Clarity HD Wireless sound great, but using them is an exercise in frustration. For the price, there are better options out there.