Lightweight and ideal for on-the-go listening, the Razor II ear buds by Cygnett offer sleek in-ear design with dynamic sound and powerful bass. Sound-isolation technology helps to block out background noise for clearer listening experience while the flat ribbon cable ensures listening enjoyment with fewer tangles. They are compatible with iPod, iPhone, iPad and other MP3 players, smartphones and tablets and come with a two year manufacturer’s warranty. Valued at $24.99 RRP from Amazon, the Razor II are available in red/black or yellow/black and we have one set to giveaway!
If you would like to win a set of the yellow/black ear buds, please enter via the widget below. Winners will be emailed and must contact The iMums within 48 hours to claim their prize. This giveaway is open to Australian and New Zealand residents only. Please ensure you have read and understand our Terms & Conditions. Good luck!
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If I was fortunate enough to be chosen the winner I would bring the Razor II earbuds to school. They would be used by students and staff as necessary to complete learning activities.
I would give them to myself…allowing my ears to have a well earned rest through the school holidays when the 4 kids are all running wild!
I would give these earbuds to my son, he is getting to old for his babyish headphones and I think he would love these cool grown up ones!
I would use them with my ipod when doing the housework :) I really need up beat music to help keep me motivated – but the rest of the house doesn’t approve of my 80′s music ;)
wow these are so kool i would love to win a pair of these for my kids or my hubby
I would give these to my husband so he has something with a good sound and some comfort to use when he is chilling out with a game or reading or playing on the iPad!
Sound-isolation technology helps to block out background noise I would give these to my daughter! Background noise is a huge prob for here
I would give these to my husband, so he can stop borrowing mine.
I would give them to my son, music calms and relaxes him
I would use these for students to use the ipad and have an overall sensory experience by being able to closely listen while protecting their ears at the same time.
Would be great for my son to listen with the sound up to suit his sensory needs without intruding on others.
I would like to win these to give to my son because he can’t find any that fit him.
I would love these for my autistic daughter :)
I would love these for my son :)
I would love to win this because I go through earbuds quickly when working out.
I would give them to my daughter as part of her birthday gifts
If they will block out the sound of the kids, I NEED THEM :)
Always need new earbuds, they seem to get eaten around here.
With 2 teenage girls here who are always blaring music , these would be a god send for my hearing !
Please delete my entries for this giveaway, I do not live in AU or NZ, I just overlooked that. Sorry thanks
I would give them to my 10 year old as she loves to listen to music while she uses her iPad & her music isn’t always to my taste!
I would use them for at the gym. I finally just joined a gym. :-)
I would make my son wear these so I could block out the noise of his favourite apps!
And at night time I’d steal them back, So I can have some peace and quiet.
My youngest son is always eating my earbuds. I could do with a new pair and these look great!
I would give them to my partner, he is a music addict, he even wears earphones under his ear muffs at work!
Would love these for myself – I keep giving mine away to my kiddos!
If I was fortunate enough to be chosen to win these amazing earbuds –> I would bring these wonderful Razor II earbuds to school so my students could use them in their various learning activities.