Headphones/Earbuds. I need new ones.
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i have these and they are the most comfortable ear buds ever! and i usually can drape them around my shoulders and crank the volume and it sounds fine when running around base
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665375664
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665375664
http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/7871574/Sony-MDR-EX35-Closed-In-Ear-Comfort-Headphones-1-2m/Product.html
Awesome and only £13 extremely good fills all the criteria
Awesome and only £13 extremely good fills all the criteria
I say Skullcandy is good, lifetime warranty, affordable, and not bad quality.
http://www.skullcandy.com/shop/
Big variety you can look for, and you can get the color to match your player, OMG!
http://www.skullcandy.com/shop/
Big variety you can look for, and you can get the color to match your player, OMG!
Everglide headphones. I got a pair for like $20 and they have amazing sound. Very comfortable and not too heavy at all.
If you watch [a href="www.woot.com"]Woot![/a] you may find a good deal sometime (that's where I got mine).
[a href="http://www.everglide.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=18&Itemid=44"]Here's the site.[/a]
Edit: Woah! Those aren't the same ones I got (which should be clear from the price), but they look exactly the same.
Double Edit: Looks like I lied. Those are the same ones. When I bought them they were apparently doing a crazy deal thing. Lucky me, but now I'm of no use to you. Sorry.
If you watch [a href="www.woot.com"]Woot![/a] you may find a good deal sometime (that's where I got mine).
[a href="http://www.everglide.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=18&Itemid=44"]Here's the site.[/a]
Edit: Woah! Those aren't the same ones I got (which should be clear from the price), but they look exactly the same.
Double Edit: Looks like I lied. Those are the same ones. When I bought them they were apparently doing a crazy deal thing. Lucky me, but now I'm of no use to you. Sorry.
For me, Sennheiser is the way forward.
They can be a little bit pricey but well worth the money.
http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/
They can be a little bit pricey but well worth the money.
http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/
I thought it's the sound waves that damage your hearing, not the medium. If the sound waves don't lose decibels on its journey into your ears, you just have to lower the starting volume.Baby Tea said:
But if you have them at the maximum volume non-stop, it would indeed be better to use headphones, since their maximum volume tends to end lower than the earbuds' maximum volume, unless they're special ones.
Anyway, I myself need some new earphones/earbuds as well. I generally look for what's pretty cheap and has a rubber lining that's not detachable. Those tend to be the most comfortable.
As for sound quality, at a price range of about ?8-?15 the sound quality should be acceptable from most brands
these ones are awesome!!! except you can get them in asda for £9 and they are called "marshmallow headphones" or something along the lines...DraftPickle said:
Yup they earphone ones are pretty cheap about twenty buck and they have decent soundHerb sewell said:
God I hate the earbuds that go really deep into your ears... *shudders* I use the standard zune earbuds, they work fine and haven't broken because I don't listen to music at stupidly loud volumes.
I tend to avoid listening to my music at high volumes actually, it's just that the past two weeks have been hard on my old phones what with being in Myrtle Beach over Spring Break and trying to drown out the idiots on my bus.
Thanks for the replies thus far, keep them coming.
Thanks for the replies thus far, keep them coming.
Hmmm, I think some players tend to have a louder output then other, I suppose any that come as default on those would suit your needs. However, I'd recommend not listening to msic on the loudest setting too long, screws with your hearing, and you need that if you want to be listening to things in the futureDaezd said:
Really don't get that style of headphones, I have a set, and it's sodding uncomfortable if you wear them for more than 20 mminutes. Dunno whether it's the set I have or the design in general, but I'd recommend against (even if youve said no already).Daezd said:
Skullcandy make good headphones. Don't go with the earbuds, though.
The only problem with their work is they tend to break fairly easily, if you're not careful with them. Hence, I believe, the lifetime warranty.
If you're willing to spend that little bit extra, go for Seinheisers. They are amazing, fairly strong and very comfortable.
Audio Technica are also a good option, although you have to be careful. Their price:quality ratio varies. [http://www.audio-technica.com/world_map/]
The only problem with their work is they tend to break fairly easily, if you're not careful with them. Hence, I believe, the lifetime warranty.
If you're willing to spend that little bit extra, go for Seinheisers. They are amazing, fairly strong and very comfortable.
Audio Technica are also a good option, although you have to be careful. Their price:quality ratio varies. [http://www.audio-technica.com/world_map/]