The Atomic Floyd TwistJax In-Ear Headphones with a Unique Twist: A Detailed Review

The range of headphones produced by Atomic Floyd Twistjax often follows the same style, in that they are all steel-based. Construction-wise, they're a mix of in-ear and earbud design.
What this means, the Atomic Floyd Twistjax headphones have two ways of delivering the sound: it goes directly down your ear with the in-ear part, while the outer-ear part will back up the sound.
The arrangement on this Atomic Floyd Twistjax obviously works a treat, as the quality of the sounds are of excellent quality. The Atomic Floyd Twistjax headphones are big among dance and pop music fans for a good reason, the headphones can deliver a thumping bass sound.

With such an impressive performance, the price tag of the Atomic Floyd Twistjax is unsurprisingly steep. The Atomic Floyd Twistjax headphones come at rather cool price of £80 more than its nearest competitor, the Philips SHE9800 headphones. Does the Atomic Floyd Twistjax worth the premium price or woudl you be better off with a pair of Phaiser BHS-70s?

The Atomic Floyd Twistjax headphones are well-designed and produced. You will love the metal body finishing and how they slowly turn warm as they are used. However, the metal does make the headphones heavy.

If you're wondering what the twist is from the Atomic Floyd Twistjax headphones, it's because you will be able to make a position adjustment of the in-ear part. The headphones can be adjusted to the angle of the inner ear in relation to the outer ear part by 90-degree.

The Atomic Floyd Twistjax headphones come with many different rubber tips, so you will be able to use one that fits you best. This will also make sure the noise cancellation feature works best and ultimately help achieve comfort. One minor gripe about the Atomic Floyd Twistjax, the rubbers have quite a sharp edge at the opening. You may experience discomfort after a long-term use of the headphones.

To keep your Atomic Floyd Twistjax headphones safe when not in use, a box is provided. For something that you buy at a premium price, it's indeed a nice gesture and one that people will appreciate.

The Atomic Floyd Twistjax headphones are loud enough without you having to crank up the volume. Unlike less expensive models, you will definitely get a more satisfying audio experience.

All in all, the Atomic Floyd Twistjax headphones tick all the right boxes despite its rather expensive cost. Great look and fantastic audio experience do come at a price.