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nthrgdgtsrnm Jul 7, 2009

I'm not really forcing you to get a replacement (another brand), but if you can, get it. Why? It's easily breaks, catches static from almost everything (place it near cable/hard disk/another electronics/gadgets and use it. You'll know what I mean.), and the bass are too...

brett Jul 12, 2009

These headphones came with my iPod (5th gen) and my iPod Touch (2nd gen). They are quite possibly the worst earbuds you can get for a media player. No bass at all, muddy overall sound. The rubber rings that connect the speaker grill to the main assembly starts to come off after a couple...

silentmemories Jun 4, 2011

These earphones came with my iPod Nano and the first generation iPod Touch.

soren121 Nov 17, 2009

Sure, Johnny Ive may have done a good job designing them, but I can tell you Apple's hardware team didn't do nearly as good of a job. These earbuds come with all the iPods, and allow you to listen to your music until you get some real earbuds or cans. They're made of rubber and...

danwkim Sep 13, 2012

Ergonomics is the biggest issue here. The headphones, although compact, are not ideal for using while doing physical activity/moving around a lot. The sound quality is ok, however there are a lot of other products that can get you better sound for the same price point. Durability is decent...

philodino Jul 1, 2009

I listen to my iPod Touch 2nd Gen every day. And by everyday, I mean at least 2+ hours each. The Apple iPod earphones started the signature "white earphones...that's an iPod!" look. They became a fashion accessory just as much as a necessity. I've been using an iPod for about...