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Jabra Rhythm smartphone headphones

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Caleb Cox

Mon 13 Jun 2011 // 15:00 UTC

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Jabra Rhythm smartphone headphones

Comfortable noise-isolating buds with smooth bass and crisp response. Tangle-prone cable features an inline wind-reducing mic. Decent value.

Price: £25 RRP

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