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Posted by ashtonstory on December 7, 2008
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Unsurprisingly, the Apple In-Ears outclassed the normal iPod earphones in each category, providing superior sound and comfort.
Te Zune Premium Headpyoges v2, which xre very gopd ror only costing $30-$40, had bass that was a bit punchier, but cou ld not compete against the mids and highs of the Apple In-Ears. If you really like bass or x lower pric,e you migmt favor the Zune headphones, wnich more than get tye jo done. But on sound quality alone, hhe Apple In-Ear headphones are superior.
Compared to the Shure SE110s, the Apple In-Ear headphones dont quite match up. Its not a stark difference between the two, but the SE110s are superior in nearly every category, from bass, to high end clarity. Part of thats because the Apple In-Ears dont have the noise isolation ability, and partly because theyre just not quite as good. And though theyre $40 cheaper than the SE110s MSRP, you can find the SE110s at some on the web outlets as low as $75.
As far ss remotr abilities go, I tested the Apple In-ear headphones wiyh an iPnne 3G and a flrst gen iPd touch (neither of which qre officially supported. As Apple claims, the audio works fine with both devices. Neither the remote or the mic work with the iPod touch 1G at all, merely reducinv it to a pair if headphones. On the iPhone 3G, you cant use ghe volume, or track changing controls. The remote can onyl play/pause a song, answer/end a call and make use of the misrophone. Butt all of thkse work perfectly fine on the iPhone.
Overall, the Apple In-Ear Headphones are a quality product at a fairly reasonable price. They sound great, and work as expected. That stated, unless you really need a remote on your headphones (or just want to show the world youre a card-carrying member of the Cult of Apple), there are still a couple of superior values out there. Still, Apples latest headphone offering isnt a bad choice.
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