• Home
  • Forums
  • Register
  • Featured
  • Reviews
  • Guides
  • Contact

Arctic E461-BM Earphones


Posted by Trembledust on 05 Jan 2012 / 1 Comment
Tweet



Arctic has been a well recognized and respected name in the custom PC building world for many, many years due largely in part to their PC cooling solutions. These solutions range from case fans, heat sinks, and of course their renowned thermal compound (MX family, please take a bow).

Unknown to some in the PC world, Arctic, under the guise of Arctic Sound, has been in the business of putting out audio devices to the public for a few years now. These products include headphones, headsets, speakers, and earphones. Some geared toward the hardcore audiophiles, and some targeted at the casual market. Today we take a look at one of their casual market target products, the E461-BM Earphones.

Do these earphones live up to the reputation of Arctic’s other products in terms of quality and reliability? Lets take a look.

Packaging & What’s Inside

The E461-BM comes in a small grey box with the earphones’ specifications shown on the back.

The E461-BM is silver with replaceable black silicon caps. There are six pairs of replaceable caps in total with sizes small, medium, and large. A pair of medium caps come pre-attached to the earphones out the box.

The cables of the earphones are black, and measure about 51 inches (129.54 centimeters) in total per our own measurements. The length of the cables from the buds to the in line controller (more on that later) is approximately 13 inches(33.02 centimeters).

The earphones come with a 3.5mm TSSR plug which allows you to use the earphones as both a microphone and a listening device. A TSSR supported port is needed if you wish to utilize the microphone capabilities, otherwise the E461-BM will only work as headphones. The earphones also come with a Y splitter for use with PCs.

The earphones also are bundled with a number of cable management options. These include a cable clip to attach to your person when you are using the earphones, a silicone cable winder which keeps the earphone wires nice and neat when you aren’t using them, and a travel case.

One of the more interesting features of the E461-BM is the in-line remote control. The remote is located on the earphone cable, and can be used to pause/play video, or music selections as well as select next, or select previous track. In regards to phone calls, the remote can initiate voice dialing, answer, end, or refuse calls. This function is said to only work, with Apple’s line of iDevices.

Next Page: Testing & Performance

Pages: 1 2 3

Written by Trembledust


Related Posts



[Review] Gigabyte Z77X-UD3H
May 28, 2012
[Review] eVGA Frostbite vs Arctic Silver Céramique
July 20, 2011
[Blog] FFF&FM Rev2.0 – water cooling built for benching!
May 28, 2011

1 Comment


Friday News, January 6th 2011
1 years ago



[...] Arctic E461-BM Earphones @ TechREACTION SteelSeries Diablo III Mouse @ KitGuru Tt eSPORTS MEKA G1 Keyboard Review @ TechwareLabs Razer Blackwidow Ultimate Gaming keyboard @ Rbmods Unboxing the Razer Naga Epic MMO Gaming Mouse @ ThinkComputers SteelSeries Simraceway SRW-S1 Wheel @ Benchmark Reviews HP Photosmart 6510 e-All-in-One Printer @ BCCHardware Piracy to Blame for Falling Music Sales? I Don't Think So @ Techgage Interview with Palringo about its plans for global comm dom @ KitGuru Jabra STREET2 Bluetooth Stereo Headset Review @ Real World Labs Seasonic Platinum 1000W Power Supply Review @ APH Networks CES 2012 Part #1 – Getting Ready @ eTeknix [...]


Leave a Reply

  Cancel Reply


subscribers

0

followers

Visit the TechReaction.net Forums
  • Sponsor


  • Find us on Facebook

  • Twitter

    • NEW! 4 Useful Apps to Rescue You from Sticky Situations: Ever experienced a situation that went south so quick... http://t.co/oqZzBNWbIB
    • AMD’s next-gen APUs to boost performance with unified memory http://t.co/b6oWutJoFJ
    • LadySwoop PMS http://t.co/XlE6Ej5sl9
    • NEW! alienvibes W601 2.2 Speakers: Today we got on our review table the alienvibes W601 2.2 channel speaker sy... http://t.co/Ke1BuzliMV
    • I created group Eastern North Carolins Business n' Industry on Linkedin.: http://t.co/3jTTofpmyo
  • Sponsors

  • Popular Categories

    Adapters AMD Apple ATI Audio Cases Cloud Computing Contests Cooling Displays DVD Events Extreme Featured Gaming Guides HTPC Hyper-v Intel Interviews Memory & Storage Microsoft Mobile Modding Motherboards & Chipsets Networking Nvidia Overclocking Peripherals Portable Devices Power Supplies Previews Processors PS3 PSP Reviews Site News Software Storage Uncategorized Video Video Cards Web XBOX 360
  • Categories

    • AMD (120)
    • Apple (9)
    • ATI (43)
    • Audio (40)
    • Cases (128)
    • Cloud Computing (3)
    • Contests (2)
    • Cooling (124)
    • Displays (2)
    • Events (23)
    • Extreme (54)
    • Featured (130)
    • Gaming (51)
      • PS3 (3)
      • PSP (3)
    • Guides (31)
    • HTPC (15)
    • Hyper-v (1)
    • Intel (103)
    • Interviews (1)
    • Memory & Storage (109)
    • Microsoft (14)
    • Mobile (5)
    • Modding (32)
    • Motherboards & Chipsets (82)
    • Networking (6)
    • Nvidia (42)
    • Overclocking (159)
    • Peripherals (104)
    • Portable Devices (36)
    • Power Supplies (14)
    • Previews (23)
    • Processors (64)
    • Reviews (365)
    • Site News (40)
    • Software (19)
    • Storage (5)
      • Adapters (3)
    • Uncategorized (58)
      • DVD (2)
    • Video (5)
    • Video Cards (51)
    • Web (2)
    • XBOX 360 (3)



Copyright © 2012 TechReaction.net - PC Hardware Reviews, Guides, How-To's and News.