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Velodyne vPulse In-Ear Headphones

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Velodyne introduced vPulse, the first product in a new line of high performance headphones. Velodyne claims the vPulse in-ear headphones utilize nearly 30 years of acoustical innovation from the company’s subwoofer line to deliver unmatched high definition sound.

The vPulse in-ear headphones appear ready to compete with Beats by Dr. Dre In-Ear Headphones for bass supremacy. The vPulse is said to bring bass performance right to the listener’s ear thanks to the aluminum driver housing and 10 mm driver, which combine to produce precise, low-distortion bass and superb sound quality.

The in-ear headphones’ sleek design significantly reduces outside noise interference, allowing listeners to enjoy music and movies with more clarity and detail. Additionally, the in-ear headphones’ pressure-relief system reduces air pressure within the ear canal, ensuring a safer and more comfortable listening experience.

vPulse in-ear headphones are connected to music and video content via their durable, flat tangle-resistant cable. This sleek and rugged cable, available in Velodyne’s electric blue and black, also features a built in control unit for convenient control of playback, volume, tracks and even a button to enable users to answer their phones.

Velodyne vPulse In-Ear Headphones in Case

Product Specifications

  • Frequency Response: 20-20 kHz
  • Sensitivity: 98.8 dB/1 mW
  • Noise Reduction: 15 dB at 1 kHz
  • Impedance: 16 ohm
  • Driver Unit: 10 mm
  • Cable: 43.5″ (1.1m)
  • Plug: Gold-Plated 1/8″ (3.5 mm)

Price and Availability
The Velodyne vPulse are currently available at www.velodyne.com for $89.

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