Sony doesn't advertise these as iPhone-certified (only 'for iPod'). There are conflicting reports online about whether these headphones work with the iPhone. Having read more reviews saying that these work with the iPhone 3GS than those that don't, I figured I'd go ahead...
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Sound quality is slightly better than Apple's In-Ear Headphones. The remote is better, it's easier to click. The biggest problem with these headphones is that they leak sound quite a bit. If I'm listening to some loud music, the person next to me can hear the lyrics. If...
Read the full review →I had been looking for a mic'd set of ear buds to replace my worn out factory set, and stumbled upon these. They have solid sound quality, a good feel, and a long enough cord to stash my Iphone in a pocket or bag. The only downside is that the built in volume control does not work with the...
Read the full review →I've had the same model before (at least they looked exactly the same) but the two pairs I ordered both sounded crappy. Treble was too sharp and bass too weak. I sent them back directly.
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