I've been really careful with my headphones, and already on my second pair, but for some reason the rubber parts fall apart and deteriorate. Has anyone else had this happen?
Apple's iphone comes with a pair of headphones with a mic/remote. I'm not a fan of their headphones, so I was hoping to find a standalone remote that I can plug my own headphone into. Apple had a remote for the 3rd gen iPod classic that would allow you to play/pause/forward/back etc. I'd like to purchase such a remote that works with the iPhone 4, so I dont have to keep fumbling for the phone to change songs. I'd like a standalone remote because I chew through headphones pretty quickly. It...
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So, how do you securely attach the rubber tips to these headphones? I'm finding that one side is constantly coming off, often while I'm wearing them. So, I end up having a rubber tip stuck in my ear, which results in some crazy panic when I'm in public as I try everything to get it out. What gives? How the heck to I securely attach these to the headphones? Or should I just carry a pair of tweezers with me everywhere I go?
I use the Apple In-Ear Headphones as my primary headphones. Recently, I have started training for a half-marathon, and am using these headphones daily. I have begun to encounter an issue where the headphones cause music playing on my iPhone to pause without me pressing the pause dongle. It has started occurring so frequently that I can't use them to listen to music. Anyone else experiencing this?
I was constantly being shocked through my ears when I used these. I was told that it was a normal issue related to the metal drivers. This wasn't walking with socks on carpet, it was just using them with shoes walking around outside, and it happened pretty damn frequently and was very uncomfortable. I eventually just stopped using them.
I bought these the day they came out. They were great. And a great price. One of the ear buds broke. Still under warranty, I went to the Apple Store and replaced them. The ones they are selling now have noticeably thinner wires, and no rubberized plug. Steve leaves for a few months, and they cheapened his products in his absence.
I love these headphones, but the caps are so hard to lose! I lost one of my small caps and have medium and large ones that I'd be willing to trade with anyone that doesn't use their small ones. Any help, guys? Thanks!
Does the volume control work on the iphone 3G? I can't get mine to work if they do, but somehow I vaguely remember that the volume might only work on the ipod touches? Is that right?
The new Apple In-Ear Headphones with Remote and Mic are engineered for superior acoustic accuracy, balance and clarity. So you hear details you’ve been missing with other, lesser headphones.
Two is better than one.
Unlike many small headphones, each earpiece of the Apple In-Ear Headphones contains two separate high-performance drivers — a woofer to handle bass and mid-range sounds and a tweeter for high-frequency audio. These dedicated drivers help ensure accurate, detailed sound across the entire sonic spectrum. The result: You’re immersed in the music and hear details you never knew existed. Even when listening to an old favourite, you may feel
