Apple In-ear Headphones with Remote & Mic
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Hear every detail of your music every time you tune in with the Apple In-Ear Headphones with Remote and Mic. They offer pro audio performance and impressive sound isolation, and convenient buttons let you adjust the volume and control music and video playback. Put on the Apple In-Ear Headphones, select your favorite track, and hear musical details you never knew existed. It's almost like you're experiencing your music for the first time.
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Technical Details
- Silicone ear tips provide comfortable, stable fit and impressive sound isolation- Control capsule offers volume and playback controls*
- Includes carrying case, three sets of silicone ear tips (small, medium, large), and two replacement mesh caps
- Cable length: 1065 mm from audio jack to splitter; 330 mm to earpiece
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By glop (KY)
Having read some of the less positive reviews, I put off getting these for a long time, but finally picked them up last week, since logic insists that the dual element driver cannot be anything but an improvement, and others with similar technology cost more than my iphone did.. The improvement in bass response over the earbuds included with my ipod and iphone is really major. The sound is shockingly clear and the bass is just so much more than I expected- not overpowering, but much much richer and more clear. I can only assume that people who didn't care for them were wearing them wrong, as the difference is really very dramatic. I will still drag my iphone pack-ins along for phone calls, but for music I wouldn't use anything other than these. Very very happy I picked them up.
By sannat99 (Philadelphia, PA)
I received the BOSE earphones as a gift last year and it was stolen while i was on vacation. Those earphones were the best at filtering out outside noise and were pretty comfortable. I had a problem with one of the ears not having the clearest sound after a few months and the company sent me a NEW ONE after I sent back the old one...NO questions asked and very efficiently.
I went to Apple and the representative convinced me that the Apple in set headphones were $20 cheaper and just as good. WRONG. First of all, they fall out of your ears frequently especially if you are working out. They can collect dirt and ear wax. They are not as good at filtering sound as the BOSE ones. After a few months, the left ear lost sound. I wanted to exchange for a new set and I was told that I needed to make an appointment with their technical support agent to see if I would qualify for an exchange. Are you kidding? The headphones are not the iPhones...either they work or not and it does not take a GENIUS to figure that out or a lot of time. Spend the extra money and buy the BOSE phones...their product and their customer service are SUPERIOR.
By SparX (NY, New York)
I bought this, and was sour spring and summer because these things would not hold in my ears (tried all the sizes). I mean, they would hold but the whole time I could feel it slipping out and I would have to push them back in every 4 songs to keep that tight fit. Tight fit means you hear the bass, which is clearly there. The dual drivers help in that aspect. You do get a full sound, but again those annoying rubber buds!
So one day I thought I lost them and I went shopping for a new pair and wasn't gonna buy the same apple kind either but all the other brands were more expensive/didn't have the dual drivers, so I decided to lay off. I found my pair in my shorts after it had gone through the laundry. Still works!! +1. Decided to go google searching and I came to a website: [...], where they offer specific foam replaceable tips for all sorts of headphones. I ordered a 3-pair pack and these headphones are perfect now. It costs [...] which brings the total for these headphones to [...] which is FAR cheaper than the other brands yet sounds better (dual-drivers).
So look at it this way: Buy these in-ear headphones for the sound, and not the fit, because the fit (those rubber tips) are worth 1% of what you're paying. Take care of the fit afterwards with foamy ones, and I promise you'll be quite satisfied with these headphones then.
Conclusion: Survived the wash, amazing sound w/ clear bass, compatible with Comply Foam Tips T-140.
By LouM (Florida)
Very pleased, this is the 3rd set I have bought and finally I can
hear well with my ITouch. The first two sets work well as far as the
mic is concerned, thank goodness, but in a noisy location the more
expensive set block outside noise much better!
By S. Stanley (Denver, CO USA)
Sound is a very personal thing. That's the only way I can imagine that the positive reviews of these earphones make sense. They are the most comfortable, sealing type of earphones I've tried and that does count for something. However, like all Apple audio products connected with iPod land, they have very poor lower range. No oomph. That is especially odd for sound isolation type earphones (and yes, I have the perfectly fitted with the right silicone adapters on). Just as iPods lack the ability to pump out much bass without distortion (I have a 3 Gen Nano and a new iPod Touch) compared to products such as iRiver, sony, or Samsung players, these earphones seriously lack the ability to product robust bass. They are very bright which I find fatiguing to my ears. I also have a pair of Sony EX85LPs. Those sound vastly superior to these Apple phones, on any of my players (iPod, iRiver, & Sony). If you like at least the ability of phones to reproduce solid bottom end while retaining clear mids and highs, I'd recommend those Sonys instead or a pair of Sennheisers (though, in my experience, the comparable Senns have a terrible cord that annoys the heck out of your neck). To each his own on sound, but I think the Sony's are a lot better in this price range than these Apple phones.
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