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Dope headphones for my Iphone

Kevin M.Kevin M.
edited March 2008 in General
Anyone know some good headphones I can get for my ipod/iphone thing? I love music and I love being surrounded by an awesome beat, and the dinky little ear buds I got with the thing aren't really cutting it...they actually make the music sound annoying if you can believe that...any suggestions from you audiophiles/djs out there

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  • Insatiable
    edited March 2008
    Try these or these. The in-ear design ensures noise reduction and sound quality.

    I'm with you on the Apple headphones (they suck, and they're practically guaranteed to fail on you after six months). But with Panasonic, you'll always get your money's worth, trust me :wink:
  • Ether
    edited March 2008
    Look Here for all your earbud needs.

    Personally, I don't like the in-ear ones because my headphone wires tend to get caught on things and I'd rather have my earbuds fall off then get ripped out of my head.

    Edit: If you want sound quality get a pair of nice sony headphones... but those are too big to just stuff in your pocket.
  • buflibufli
    edited March 2008
    keep in mind with an iPhone, the apple headphones have the built in mic in them, yes that lil dinky rectangle that hangs off the right wire (which btw can answer/hang up calls when squeezed and start/stop iPod)
    Moreover, the iPhone and probably iPod too have the retarded long plug thus regular headphones may not work so u may need an adapter
    I’m using the Belkin Headphone Adapter and its crap not to mention way too big but meh...

    As for headphones I would agree with Panasonic, they make some really good headphones, not to mention Panasonic means Technics so get those RP-DH1200’s :D far too many people have the sonys
  • Kevin M.Kevin M.
    edited March 2008
    Sweet, thanks guys. Has anyone seen the headphones made by Dr. Dre and Monster? They are pretty hyped online but I don't know if they are really as good as they claim to be

    http://www.beatsbydre.com/beats/
  • Kevin M.Kevin M.
    edited March 2008
    The Panasonic RP-DH1200 looks like it'll be a good choice, but I wish I could find a pair of headphones with a built in mic that would be the best of both worlds
  • buflibufli
    edited March 2008
    check out this site
    http://www.v-moda.com/

    specifically the vibe duo or w/e its called not bad looking
  • illicit
    edited March 2008
    bufli;24492 said:
    kyes that lil dinky rectangle that hangs off the right wire (which btw can answer/hang up calls when squeezed and start/stop iPod)
    i have one of those and when i squeeze it i feel the click, but it doesn't start/stop the ipod...
  • buflibufli
    edited March 2008
    illicit;25182 said:
    i have one of those and when i squeeze it i feel the click, but it doesn't start/stop the ipod...
    ya i found that an issue with mine after i did the 1.1.3 softupdate the ipod stoped working form that mic

    but works again on 1.1.4 but its still iffy
    try this, when the ipod is locked press the top power button so it lights up (or even home screen once) then press the button on mic it "should" play music

    if that dosnt work,
    (when the phone is on standby locked) press the home button once then again twice this should open the ipod, hit play, once it plays squeeze the mic 2times ina row, this should skip song, press once should stop music

    the mic issues i found are related to the unlock method...
  • illicit
    edited March 2008
    it's not that big of a deal anyways, not going to bother with all that, not to mention i still have to organize my itunes library first which is a pain in the ass.
  • buflibufli
    edited March 2008
    bah i hate organizing music tho im going to have to do it soon too esp if i want to get back into the loop

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