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What headphones do you use with your iPhone?

Jaybird Bluebuds.Best pair of portable headphones I've used had. Sweat and water-proof. Adjustable. Last well and you can take calls from them. I also have the stock Apple buds with an little adapter to make them fit more snugly behind the ear as backups but almost never use them.
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Will22 said:
To be fair I didn't think you would think it.
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Well I have the headphones so I know they sound great regardless of whether or not that guy was paid off. Had I not thought they sounded good I would have just returned them no big deal.
 
zone23 said:
Well I have the headphones so I know they sound great regardless of whether or not that guy was paid off. Had I not thought they sounded good I would have just returned them no big deal.
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I tried them as well and I didn't find them that good and they feel like a £10 pair from the bargain bin.
 
IEMs: Bowers & Wilkins C5 S2s
- arguably the best sounding IEMs I have ever used for its price range which seems to coincide with your own price range. The secure grip also keeps the headphones in your ears a lot if that is a concern for you and its easily adjustable.

Over-Ear: Audio Technica M50
- I usually prefer not to use over-ears with my phone just because of the inconvenience of carrying around but I really like these headphones. Again looking at your price range and these are the best bang for your buck IMO

I have tried and own IEMs/headphones much fancier than these but if I was considering a budget, these are the ones I would get.

I will agree with others on the Jaybirds Bluebuds X and X2, those are some great workout headphones.
 
Rocko9999 said:
They have earned a bad reputation. But the solo 2 are as if they are from a different company sound wise. Still too pricey at full retail but decent at $100 or so.
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I agree with you on that price point. Another thing I didn't like about them was how cheap they feel.

I know they got a bad reputation but it was deserved, putting weights in them to make them feel more substantial is not the way to go if you want a good reputation.
 
Sorry I haven't commented in a long long time. Must have never seen the notification for some reason to everybody

I ended with a pair of beats solo2 wireless

I am now in the field of searching for some in ear headphones as well.
I purchased some jaybird x2's, but the battery life wasn't that great for me, and I don't think they are to comfy in my ear and start to hurt after a while.

So I am going back through everybody's posts and going to be researching again!
 
My friend bought a pair of Onkyo E700BT wireless earphones for me and that's very comfortable for my small ears. Sounds not bad and it has mic also. Works flawlessly for me.
 
npolly0212 said:
Sorry I haven't commented in a long long time. Must have never seen the notification for some reason to everybody

I ended with a pair of beats solo2 wireless

I am now in the field of searching for some in ear headphones as well.
I purchased some jaybird x2's, but the battery life wasn't that great for me, and I don't think they are to comfy in my ear and start to hurt after a while.

So I am going back through everybody's posts and going to be researching again!
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Take a look at the Beats PowerBeats Wireless2 headphones if you want wireless ones. They're pretty comfortable and great for the gym. However mine just have had the tip that holds the cushion on break off from the base, so I'll have to get them warranty replaced. But Apple has done that with my Solo 2's so I don't see it being much of an issue.

If you want wired, I'm using the Bose Soundtrue Ultras. They are extremely comfortable to wear for long periods of time and sound great. In the past I have had the Bose IE2's, which were also really good but started to short out at the base after 3 years of daily usage.
 
Currently I'm using the SkullCandy wireless buds. I've wanted to get a pair but didn't want to invest any more than $80.00. I was able to pick them up for $49.99 at Best Buy. Very reasonable given the price.
 
If you buy jaybird bluebuds X (the original. The x2 comes with comply foam tips) you need to buy some comply foam tips. They isolate better, so sound is better, they are more comfy and they stay in the ear better no matter how you sweat.
 
Thanks for the recommendations.
I just didn't think the battery life of the jay bird x2 was good, and after a well they hurt my ears
 
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