Jays Announces Partnership With Samsung to Bring Better Audio and Bundled Headphones to Samsung Phones

As more people are starting to use their phones as their main media devices manufacturers are looking to pair up with big name audio companies to bring a better audio experience to smartphones everywhere. HTC went the Beats by Dre route by buying stock in the company and putting it in their phones but Samsung is going a different route. They will be partnering with the Swedish company Jays who announced on their web site today that they will be partnering up with the Korean company.

While some of you may have not heard of this company others will recognize their ability to put out quality headphones. Heck you can read a review by Robert Nazarian on a pair of these headphones right here. I even went out and bought a pair after reading the review. While I did enjoy the iBeats headphones that come with the Rezound I found that the Jay’s headphones put out a better sound for a decent amount less, but I digress.

Jays’ announcement about the partnering with Samsung to bring some amazing audio to their smartphones and devices states that the promotions will start in Korea in February 2012. Rather than pair phones with headphones right out of the gate they will be running multiple promotions and deals when you purchase Samsung smartphones. Rune Torbjörnsen, CEO of Jays, had this to say:

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