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February 2011
Yurbuds: Do They Stay In?
The box I received contained only the Power Dock, a USB cable for syncing, and a second cradle for iPod Touch charging. This means you will have to use your Apple cable and connector to charge when using an AC outlet. There are a number of variations that add AC outlet adaptor/s, specialized cables, and other items that expand the capabilities. I found it online as low as $29.99. During charging there are 3 blue LED lights that indicate charge level. 1 light means low, 2 lights medium, and all three lit means fully charged.
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I am not a judge of music or any other sounds coming through any sound delivery vehicle. I just want the things to stay in my ears. I have tried the cheapest and even more expensive units with little or no success. When a friend guided me to the Yurbuds booth to be fitted to a set of Yurbuds I thought what the hell they are free. I forgot about them until I emptied a box of items I had shipped home after CES three weeks ago. I have been using the Yurbuds since then in the car, walking around, and at the gym. Yes I do attempt to workout. So far they have yet to fall out. I am amazed. I do listen to music at times but my primary need for sound delivery is audio books. I am a member of Audible.com and listen to many books in many places. I used to hate it when the earbuds flopped out of place right when something really important was being discussed like the killer’s name or the clue that solved the entire thing. I no longer have that problem.
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Harry Skevington has been involved with electronics since 1981. He has taught, written for, and provided support to, computer users since 1985. Information that will help consumers with buying decisions is more important than ever due to the current convergence of computers and other consumer products .
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