Looking for a quality headset (plug-in)

[c073186]

I lost the headset that came with my iPhone and I am looking for a replacement. I do not necessarily want to buy the same one again (I don't think it was anything special), but there are so many out there that I do not know which ones might be good. I want one that plugs in (as opposed to Bluetooth) because I don't want to spend very much. I just need a headset that will deliver solid performance... nothing special. Does anyone have a recommendation?

Thanks

 

[gloss]

As far as cheap headsets, I'm not sure. I've got the Klipsch s4i, and although they're a bit pricey (or at least not on the low-end), they're worth every penny.

 

[labman]

love how people don't

post in the proper forum!

Altec Lansing Backbeats they sound great, don't get tangled up because the wires are wrapped in cloth, not wire fairly cheap. I love mine even survived the washing machine and dryer oh sound better then my brother bose.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ...UHP326_BackBeat_Titanium_Noise_Isolation.html

http://www.amazon.com/Altec-Lansing...3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1265472060&sr=8-3

 

[Mlrollin91]

I recently just got the Bose In-ear mobile. I love them. The quality is amazing compared to any of the headsets I've had over the past few years.

 

[wilsonlaidlaw]

Shure earphones difficult to beat

I have Shure E3c phones, which I think have now been superseded by the SE310. RRP is $299 but they can often be found at good discounts. They are remarkably good, with better sound than either my Sennheiser PXC 450 or Beyer Dynamic 990 headphones, both of which are considerably more expensive. Shure do various other models with 4 contact 3.5mm plugs and mics if required.

Wilson

 

[Muncher]

Klipsch S4i is your best best for a cheap headset that also have solid headphones.