Thread: Monster Cable Lil' Jamz

Lil' Jamz headphones is one of the most accessible models from Monster Cable. It costs around $130 in Russia and competes directly with the Jamz model from the same manufacturer. I have already reviewed a more "advanced" model and did not like it at all.

Lil' Jamz looks like differently colored and diminished Jamz. The body is made of metal with the red ring on the right earphone and blue on the left one. Courtesy of a smaller size the fixation has improved. A wider choice of tips is also important, because it is easier to choose the right variant. I still believe that branded SuperTips from the box with Turbine could have been added to Jamz. They improve the noise insulation and ergonomics immensely.



As to the design and the cable everything is traditionally high class. The cambric tubing is solid with the minimal microphone effect. If you put the cable behind the ear then the headphones are fixed well and the microphone effect almost entirely disappears.

Noise insulation is determined by the quality of tips. The model keeps the sound for the listener, but in the metro the noise easily gets inside. Remember again about SuperTips and their gel base. It's time to grumble about marketing again.

If you're not the booth around typewrite, then Li'l Jamz are your headphone. Featuring a writer packed filler and device coefficient than its big crony, Li'l Jamz are large for whatever you've got exploit on. But don't consider that fair because they're bittie, they don't possess big performance. Advantageous, they characteristic the comparable nearly indestructible structure as Jamz.