Best Earbuds for 1st gen iPhone

If you are a do it yourselfer and want to save some money, try this out: http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=yLzs5aHv3jI , i did mine today with $15 dollar headphones, they feel/sound much better now!

dude

have you seen the new 79$ ipod head phones they have play pause and are virtually sound cancelling and they come with a mic
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MA850G/A

Jacquesmc12 said:

these do look cool, but it says that they are only compatible with the new ipods that came out in Sept, Ipod Classic 120gb, 2G touch, 4G Nano

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and they arent going to be the best value or best sounding.

I would recommend for pure sound quality Shure MPA and Shure IEMs.

Got a Shure SE530PTH here.

If you don't mind forking out some serious cash, I'd definitely recommend them!

Jacquesmc12 said:

Do these work with the recessed head phone jack?

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The Shure MPA is the best converter for the recessed jack. If you look back in this part of the forum you can find a post I made showing how it doesn't add any length to the cable making it ideal for use. The microphone is the highest quality available as are most Shure products.

MBAir said:

Got a Shure SE530PTH here.

If you don't mind forking out some serious cash, I'd definitely recommend them!

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Pretty sure the SE530s (let alone the PTH) are out of the OPs budget. However I absolutely love mine and there is no way I could go back to anythingelse.

I have the Shure SE210's with the adapter and they're really fantastic. I had originally bought the SE110's but was not pleased with them at all. Luckily a few days later I found the 210's for the same price so I bought them and returned the first ones. I'm very pleased and they would be in your range. Not bass heavy but true sounding.
Mick

V-Moda Vibe Duo meets all your criteria save the noise-canceling - however they are earbuds so they are noise-isolating. I don't know what they cost in the US, but they were £65 in the UK, which is about $120, so about the right price point too. Good quality, nice design, awesome sound.

I'm enjoying my Ultimate Ears Super.fi 4vi earphones. The re-designed pause/play button is easy to use and the sound is as nice as I've heard. $119

Italchef said:

I have the Shure SE210's with the adapter and they're really fantastic. I had originally bought the SE110's but was not pleased with them at all. Luckily a few days later I found the 210's for the same price so I bought them and returned the first ones. I'm very pleased and they would be in your range. Not bass heavy but true sounding.
Mick

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Yeah the 110s are not a good investment.