 Welcome to my unboxing and first look at another aspect of Antec's new amp thing they got going on, Antec Mobile products. The one we already had a look at was the SP1 and this one is sort of similar to Jambox by Jawbone, portable USB charging Bluetooth speaker guy that actually sounds a lot better than Jambox by Jawbone. So I'm hoping to see similar results with these kinds of devices. So here we have the ISO which is for wireless music and calls so it's basically a wireless headphone with mic thingamabobber. So again this is nothing revolutionary, nothing we've never seen before, just Antec's take on the whole mobile products thing. Next we've got the DBS which is just a pair of IEMs. So well not just a pair of IEMs, I hope it's a good pair of IEMs but I guess we'll find out once we open it up. So here's the ISO, here's what it looks like on the side of the packaging, here's the DBS, let's see what Antec has to say for themselves on the inside here. So there's lots of languages, none of which look like English to me and on the back there's English superior design, in-ear noise suppression, remember this is the ISO, this is the wireless guy. Okay high definition Bluetooth technology, full range drivers provide exceptional sound, built in microphone and controls, place and pick up calls, compact form factor DBS1 technology, superior design, in-ear suppression and up to 8 hours high capacity batteries. Alrighty then, let's open that up and have a look at the earbuds themselves and how the whole thing works. So the first thing we find is the user's manual, although this should be pretty straight forward, shows you how to use the controls, you've got volume up, volume down, next song, previous song, pairing and power on, off, play, pause, phone call function, so that's sort of a multi-purpose button, care and maintenance, keep dry, do not store in a damp place or direct sunlight and all kinds of, oh active noise cancelling is included with these, that's cool. Okay, so let's go ahead and, how on earth does this come apart? Oh there we go. So you've got your standard IEM sort of thing going on here where you have sort of speakers that sit like this and then things that go in your ears like this, see, you'll look like this with them in. Do I look styling enough for you guys? Thank you. Well, we'll have to sort of do something about that. And then the wireless module here, so this is a battery module, it is a Bluetooth module, it is a control pod and that's actually kind of cool. So there's your back forward, your pairing, as well as your power and, or rather your power, your play, pause, pick up calls, don't pick up calls, volume up and down and then it just clips onto stuff, that's actually kind of neat. Maybe I'm just a shut in but I've actually never seen sort of this kind of an implementation before, I'm sure someone's done it before but, you know what, it comes down to audio quality for me so give us a second and we'll get this fired up. Now after spending some time auditioning them, the whole device actually works very, very well so it's really nice to have such a low profile thing, you can just kind of clip it somewhere, clip it here and then you've got, okay don't clip it there, clip it somewhere else, clip it somewhere closer to you, so clip it sort of here and then, actually that's sort of awful, but you can clip it somewhere nearby and then you can run your music off of this little pod that runs for kind of 10 hours or so. Sound quality would be what I would say is kind of consumer grade, lots of bass, however the mids and highs were a little bit on the muddy side about what I'd expect because that seems to be what people want these days but there you go, it also includes three different sizes of rubber pieces for the IEMs and I think that pretty much wraps it up for the ISOs, right, and the charging cable as well. Now let's turn our attention to the DBS. So what do these have to say for themselves? Full range drivers provide exceptional sound, superior design to near noise suppression, oh yeah and the noise suppression on these is outstanding. Extreme zero loss performance cable, sturdy lightweight construction and tangle free nylon cables, so they must be zero loss nylon cables. Zero loss is probably kind of a mish-snomer because nothing has zero loss. Let's go ahead and open that up and go ahead and open these up. I have no idea where they would have gotten the idea to style these in red and black from, no idea at all, but if they remind you of anything then it's probably purely coincidence because unlike Beats by Dre earbuds which have ribbon cables, these have nylon cables. So that should make them relatively easy to untangle. Same thing here where we've got, actually not that many this time, oh yeah there they are, so we've got three different sizes of rubber bits here, so we have a big one, a small one and the medium one ships on the one, that's the right size for me anyway. So I'll go ahead and try these out and see what are my initial impressions. Honestly guys take everything that I say for the sort of ignorance that it is because the best IEMs that I've ever used are Klitsch S4i's and those I really liked so there you go. Whoops that was a little loud. Okay well these are a lot louder than the wireless ones, I'll give it that but okay pretty similar overall sound, it doesn't take long to figure it out, there's a lot of bass again, a lot of bass but the mids and the highs are something where if you're really into listening to music where the mids and the highs are more important than the bass so anything that's sort of your hip hop, your rap then they might not be something that you'd be as into. So thank you for checking out my unboxing first look at the Antec Mobile Products DBS and ISO headphones, you might want to get in here and have like sort of a close look at them. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos.