Skullcandy has a huge variety of different in-ear, on-ear and over-the-ear headphones that provide a wonderful experience when listening to your music. One of the best parts is that these headphones will work not only on iOS devices, but any device that takes a 3.5 mm jack. The company’s been around for 8 years now and is solidifying its place as one of the best headphone manufacturers in the US.

I wanted to partner with Skullcandy as one of our first giveaway sponsors because I currently own 2 of their products: the Full Metal Jacket (FMJ for short) and the Ink’d. The Ink’d, which happens to be the least expensive product in the lineup, still provides a good quality audio experience, and it only gets better with the other products offered. The FMJ is my headphone of choice when I really want to get lost in the music; with an 11 mm speaker diameter built-in to the FMJ’s I get an amazingly rich bass experience which rivals that of other more expensive over-ear headsets.

So with that introduction, here’s the details about the contest:

Skullcandy has graciously provided 3 headphones as prizes:

1 Holua  (a $99.95 value)

1 Full Metal Jacket in Shoe Blue ($69.95 value)

1 50/50 Shoe Blue ($49.95 value)

The deadline for entries is end of day Friday, no later than 11:59pm EST. Any entries afterward will not count.

How to enter:

1. Like our Facebook page

2. Go to our “weekly contest” section near the top of the page, and leave a comment telling us what you’re excited to see at Mobile World Congress in Spain next week, or give any predictions you have about what will be announced at the show.

That’s it. We’re making it pretty easy on you the first couple weeks, so take advantage of it while you can!

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Also according to them, it has the most advanced noise filtering technology available. Which means it should sound perfect for the times that you have to call someone from under a truck, on an airplane, and while you’re drowning in a raging river.

Kidding aside, the i.VoicePRO is supposedly built to take voice pickup applications and make them easy to access as pie. Not only does the dual mic setup double the rate of voice pickup and clarity, enhanced near-field signal pickup is also enabled, while those from far-field get the cold shoulder.

It is also said to tout “near-perfect” voice recognition tech, as well as automatic volume adjustment and wind resistance.

As of this time’s writing, pricing and availability details have not yet been finalized.

Via Tech 2

• BlueAnt Q1 Bluetooth headset launched at CES
• Google Voice web app launched for iPhone, WebOS (video)
• #CES 2010: Bluetrek Concerto headset has Voice Email, Texting and Memo Functionality from Dial2Do
• How to build your own Bluetooth “handgun” headset
• Verizon LG Decoy now official and available for $179.99

The JX20 Pura is “designed for the luxury lifestyle,” according to Jabra, although I have yet to find where exactly the words “luxury” and “lifestyle” fit in for this product. Perhaps they’re talking about how this BT headset is designed by Jacob Jensen, who is the former head of design at Bang & Olufsen, and designer of Jabra’s existing JX10 BT headset? I cannot say for sure.

What I do know, though, is that this 13gram BT headset from Jabra features a rotating earpiece and LED status indicator, for those who demand to experience simply the best in BT headset technology.

You should be able to achieve six hours’ talk time with this baby before you need to charge it via USB, which is long enough, unless you plan on doing some kind of talk-a-thon with the thing.

The Jabra JX20 will be available in Carphone Warehouse in June for 99 pounds.

Via T3

• Review: Jabra BT5020
• Jabra Stone Announced, Teased, Pics Leaked on Same Day
• Ears-on Review of the Jabra STONE Bluetooth
• Jabra Announces New FREEWAY Speakerphone at CTIA 2011
• Jabra Stone Gets Style Points, Out November 8

Now Blue Ant has a solution – Bluetooth cell phone compatible, wireless, water-resistant, windproof, removable and rechargeable Interphone Handsfree & Intercom that can be used at up to 80mph (130 km/h).

With Blue Ant Bluetooth helmet kit you will be able to talk over your cell phone or to your passenger, or even to another bike within 490 feet (150 meters) from you. All while happily riding your bike.

And all this just for … $189

Source: BlueAnt

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Retailing somewhere in the $350 range Earset 2 won’t be for the most of us.

But it certainly would look cool next to $1275 B&F Serene Mobile

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