Koss KSC35 Bluetooth Headphones

Koss turned the headphone world on its ears with the KC35: a pair of headphones that use earclips instead of a headband to ensure a snug fit and excellent portability. Taking these advantages even further, Koss has unveiled the KSC35, which adds Bluetooth 4.2 and a 6-hour battery life to its list of travel-ready features. Connected by a single lightweight neckband with oxygen-free copper voice coils, the KSC35 headphones are great for workouts, commutes, and multitasking. Computer-optimized, neodymium iron boron magnet drivers optimize sound quality for immersive listening, while an in-line microphone makes taking calls a breeze. Adjust your audio in seconds with an in-line remote, and stay connected to your surroundings thanks to a lightweight, open-back design.

If we were to write a history of audio companies in the US, Koss would land on the first page. Not only did the Milwaukee, Wisconsin–based company make the world’s first stereo headphone, the SP/3, in 1958, it’s also responsible for the first self-energizing electrostatic headphone, the first dynamic headphone to deliver all 10 audible octaves, and a standard-setting infrared wireless headphone. Over the years, Koss headphones have made it onto Air Force One, into the Smithsonian, and onto the heads of such music icons as Neil Diamond, Tony Bennett, and Pete Fountain. Founder John C. Koss was inducted into the Audio Hall of Fame in 1979 and the Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame in 2000.