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It doesn’t matter whether you ski or board, the Giro Tuneups Skullcandy Wireless w/BT Tech audio and communication upgrade doesn’t discriminate. Rock out to The Final Countdown or find your buddies on a powder day without scrambling for electronics. Controls for your music and phone are located on the ear pads so you don’t ever have to take off your gloves and scramble through pockets in the driving snow to answer a call or turn up the volume.
Bottom Line: If you’re going to be plugged in you might as well get rid of the wires.
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Is this compatable w/ the 3g iphone?
Is this compatable w/ the 3g iphone?
By: mce3208543
February 26, 2011
yes. these work with bluetooth devices
By: Will Guru
February 26, 2011
where can you buy the ones with wires? these are to expecive
where can you buy the ones with wires? these are to expecive i need them for giro
thx
By: GillesG
December 28, 2009
buy them here $30
By: Giro Daryl
January 3, 2010
Works great!
By:
d_g2916978
January 4, 2010
Use these with both an ITouch and a Droid. The I Touch needs a bluetooth adapter, but the Droid does not. Sound is great and crystal clear. Very easy to use.
I just want the ear pads, I have the bluetooth gear already.
I just want the ear pads, I have the bluetooth gear already. Anyone know what/where I can buy this?
By: cal2904472
December 20, 2009
Is anyone positive that this is fully compatible with Apple products?
Is anyone positive that this is fully compatible with Apple products? I want to use my iPhone AND iPod (same device) with these if they are capable of stereo bluetooth.
By: No Names
November 12, 2009
As of the 3.0 update released in June, the iPhone DOES support A2DP. I haven't used it, but I heard it works well.
By: Roland
December 30, 2009
To get around the missing A2DP controls, you can get a BT transmitter.
With my Giro/Motorola BT headset, I have a Pelican 1020 in my left cargo pocket standing tall w/ foam, my phone and ipod w/ a Sony BT adapter (ipod hold side toward the ground). It worked last season and the few days I've had this year. The case is a little wide, but it doesn't move around in the pocket. As a boarder, falling on that pocket is going to be hard. Trying it with the right pocket gets more signal cutoff when I sat on lifts
By: aaalllen
December 27, 2009
Yes compatible, but NOT all functions. Apple does not support A2DP profiling (bluetooth stereo). Go figure.
You will not be able to skip to the next track, or increase and decrease volume BUT you can liten to music and answer the phone w/o wires....still very nice.
It's Apples fault not Skull Candy or Giro.
By: Don Fisher
November 17, 2009
Change me.
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2009 Model No Longer Available
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Works great!
Use these with both an ITouch and a Droid. The I Touch needs a bluetooth adapter, but the Droid does not. Sound is great and crystal clear. Very easy more...
- Material:
- Plastic, rubber, quantum computers
- Cord Length:
- Cordless
- Recommended use:
- Staying knee deep in the beats, keeping your job on powder days
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year