Atomic Floyd AirJax Titanium 2 Headphones
With their uncompromising good looks and world class acoustics, Atomic Floyd AirJax Titanium 2 deliver great audio reproduction for your best music on your iPod.
- Apple Store exclusive
- Earhooks that flex to fit your ears
- Bass port for distortion free deep bass
- High performance fabric audio cord
Overview
The Atomic Floyd AirJax Titanium 2 are precisely crafted to deliver superb, bass-rich sound quality with a superior fit and comfort. And their iconic design makes them stand out for all the right reasons.
FlexiFit for comfort and durability
Four-way adjustable FlexiFit titanium ear hooks provide superior comfort and durability. Constructed from a smart alloy with super elastic properties, they flex and bend to fit on your ear, while still retaining their integrity.
High quality connector and cable
What's more, the 24k gold 3.5mm audio jack and Atomic Floyd sound power system ensure superior audio quality, while the fabric audio cord minimises tangles. The AirJax Titanium 2 headphones come complete with a double-stitched protective leather pouch and an airplane adapter for in-flight listening.
Features
- Titanium 2 Earhooks, that flex to fit your ears
- Bass port for distortion free deep bass
- Four-way adjustable FlexiFit titanium ear hook for superior fit
- 24k gold high performance - low distortion 3.5mm audio jack
- Anti-tangle cable splitter to manage your cable
- High performance fabric audio cord
- Triple-layered, double-stitched protective leather pouch
- Tailor the fit and comfort of your headphones with the the "Hex tool" included
- Airplane adapter for in-flight use
- Soft ear hook sleeves - Increasing the grip and comfort
Did you notice?
The FlexiFit titanium ear hooks can flex and bend to fit on your ear, while still retaining their integrity.
Apple recommends for...
Superb, bass-rich sound quality with a superior fit and comfort, for your best tunes on your iPod.
Technical specifications
- Main body material: AcousticSteel
- Ear hook material: Titanium2
- Earbud material: Soft silicone rubber
- Type: Minimal aperture, dynamic
- Driver: High-definition 15 mm neodymium rare-earth permanent magnet
- Power Handling Capacity: 100 mW
- Sensitivity (1 kHz): 105 dB SPL/mW
- Impedance (1 kHz): 16 Ω
- Frequency Range: 5 Hz - 25 kHz
- Cable: 1.2m high-performance oxygen-free cable
- Plug: 24k gold-plated, 3.5 mm (1/8”) straight stereo plug (fits 1st generation iPhone)
- Net Weight: 66g
- Gross Weight: 212g
What's in the box?
- Atomic Floyd AirJax Titanium 2
- Airplane adapter
- Hex tool for adjustments
- Rubber earhook sleeves
- Protective leather pouch
- 6.3mm headphone jack adapter
This accessory is compatible with the following:
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iPod touch
2nd generation -
iPod touch
1st generation -
iPod classic
120GB 160GB (2009) -
iPod classic
160GB (2007) -
iPod classic 80GB
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iPod nano
5th generation (video camera) -
iPod nano
4th generation (video) -
iPod nano
3rd generation (video) -
iPod nano
2nd generation (aluminum) -
iPod nano
1st generation -
iPod shuffle
2nd generation -
iPod mini
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iPod
5th generation (video) -
iPod
4th generation (color display) -
iPod
4th generation -
iPod
3rd generation -
iPod
1st + 2nd generation
Most Useful Reviews
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Atomic Floyd AirJax Titanium 2 Headphones
These Atomic Floyd Headphones will blow your mind!
Written by WF from Godalming
12-Jun-2009
I recently bought a pair of Atomic Floyd headphones (the ones with the Titanium ear piece) and they are quite simply the best headphones I have ever used. I had no idea you could get such rich chocolaty base from inner-ear headphones. Not only do they deliver awesome sound but they really are very cool to look at. If Steve Macqueen was still alive he would use these headphones!! What I love about them is there are so many little features like the canvas ‘tangle-free’ cable that really does work. I can’t believe no one else has ever thought of that.. What’s more they are killer value. They delivery better sound than some of the other high end headphones I have tried like Shure yet they are almost half the price (and look ten times better). I had never heard of Atomic Floyd before but I will wager they are about to become one of the next BIG things. I urge anyone thinking about buying headphones to get these. You will not be disappointed. A resounding 5 stars. …More
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Atomic Floyd AirJax Titanium 2 Headphones
Good stuff!
Written by DD from Ely
06-Aug-2009
I have tried normal in-ear headphones a couple of times before - including Apple's own - and maybe I have the wrong type of ears, but either they hurt or they fall out. Falling out has been normal, and the sound has been poor at times because the phones work their way into the wrong position before falling out. It has been a great frustration.
So, after a long time searching, I came across these Airjax headphones, and boy are they good. The sound quality is excellent, even with the more demanding operatic singing. The fit is adjustable, and they are put in and stay in, even while exercising. It seems also that the sound doesn't 'leak' quite as badly as before (when others can hear it) though this may be because the fit is better.
Very impressed with the fit and the sound, but they are also beautifully designed and made. The over-ear clips have optional rubber covers - I am still undecided whether these are necessary, the comfort seems fine without.
Not cheap, but they do work very well indeed. …More13 of 13 people found this useful
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Atomic Floyd AirJax Titanium 2 Headphones
The best headsets ever
Written by AS
08-Jul-2009
Don't even think about it. Just go and get 'em. I did that and never regretted. They are simply UNBELIEVABLY OUTSTANDING -- both in looks and in performance !! …More
15 of 18 people found this useful
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Most Recent Reviews
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Atomic Floyd AirJax Titanium 2 Headphones
Mixed results
Written by GC from Pontefract
21-Oct-2009
I was hesistant to spend this much money on a set of buds, but I took the plunge and I am not entirely satisified.
Firstly, the build quality on these is fantastic, they feel and look expensive, the tangle free cord (fabric) works well. Although a little fiddly, once you get the fit adjusted they sit comfortably in the ear, they do sometimes feel a little loose on occasion.
However these are let down by the sound reproduction, bass and low frequency sounds are poorly produced, there seems to be very little bass produced at all which was very dissapointing, mid range and higher frequencies are produced well, if not a little tinny at times.
If the bass was better I would say that these were great, but unfortunately this really, really let's them down. …More1 of 2 people found this useful
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Atomic Floyd AirJax Titanium 2 Headphones
Good
Written by MT from Reading
17-Oct-2009
I bought this to complement by B&O A8 Headphone.
Nice design and quality. I am little bit disappointed with limited ear adjustment and had trouble getting it to hook on my ear. Wire get tangled easily and although case provided is good but wrapping wire around it not.
Sound quality is very good overall.
I still recommend A8. …More1 of 1 people found this useful
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Atomic Floyd AirJax Titanium 2 Headphones
Good stuff!
Written by DD from Ely
06-Aug-2009
I have tried normal in-ear headphones a couple of times before - including Apple's own - and maybe I have the wrong type of ears, but either they hurt or they fall out. Falling out has been normal, and the sound has been poor at times because the phones work their way into the wrong position before falling out. It has been a great frustration.
So, after a long time searching, I came across these Airjax headphones, and boy are they good. The sound quality is excellent, even with the more demanding operatic singing. The fit is adjustable, and they are put in and stay in, even while exercising. It seems also that the sound doesn't 'leak' quite as badly as before (when others can hear it) though this may be because the fit is better.
Very impressed with the fit and the sound, but they are also beautifully designed and made. The over-ear clips have optional rubber covers - I am still undecided whether these are necessary, the comfort seems fine without.
Not cheap, but they do work very well indeed. …More13 of 13 people found this useful
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