Wi-Gear iMuffs Wireless Headphones (MB210)

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Feb, 2025

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 55 reviews of Wi-Gear iMuffs Wireless Headphones (MB210). The average rating for this product is 3.5/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other Headphones for all reviews. Reviewers really like the sound. Many are less positive about the usability and price.

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 51 user reviews of Wi-Gear iMuffs Wireless Headphones (MB210) from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Headphones on Amazon.com.

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Feb, 2025

Expert review by : Jasmine France (cnet.com)

Wi-Gear iMuffs MB210 Wireless Headphones review

As indicated by the Microsoft Zune , wireless is the next big thing in portable audio. However, we mostly find this technology in headphones , and there's no denying the convenience of avoiding a tangled mess of wires every time you pull your MP3...

The Wi-Gear iMuffs work with any dock-connecting iPod and have integrated buttons for controlling the player's playback. The headphones offer good audio response and also can function as a headset for a Bluetooth-capable cell phone.

The Wi-Gear iMuffs are expensive, the headphones' behind-the-neck design may not be comfortable for all users, and there's no option to use the unit with non-iPod MP3 players. The iMuffs are also prone to interference and offer terrible call quality.

The Wi-Gear iMuffs Wireless Headphones are a fine--though not the best--cord-free solution for iPod owners, but they fail as a cell phone headset.

Feb, 2007

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Expert review by : Molly K. McLaughlin (pcmag.com)

Wi-Gear iMuffs MB210

The iMuffs MB210 ($179.99 direct) Bluetooth headphones are an upgrade to the MB200 and provide users of any Apple iPod, including the nano, with a decent wireless audio experience. The headphones are now available in black as well as white, and improve...

Wireless dongle fits securely into your iPod and through most cases. Bluetooth audio connection is automatic. Makes calls with Bluetooth phones.

Mediocre audio. Noise-canceling function doesn't work consistently when on phone calls.

Although sound quality has improved from the last version, it's still not quite good enough to make it worth replacing your favorite wired earbuds or headphones.

Aug, 2006

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Expert review by : John Nemerovski (mymac.com)

iMuffs MB210b – Headphones

I admit it. I ignored this company and its monthly “Retire the wire” advertisements, for as long as they have appeared in the print Macintosh magazines. I thought Bluetooth (BT) wireless headphone technology was not ready for prime time, based on prior...

Feb, 2008

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Expert review by : Julie Strietelmeier (the-gadgeteer.com)