I've had both and the noise canceling is soooooo much better on the 15's. Also I think that Bose has a trade in policy to buy these at 1/2 price if your trade in your old ones.
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Your fav headphones to go with your iphone?
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I've had both and the noise canceling is soooooo much better on the 15's. Also I think that Bose has a trade in policy to buy these at 1/2 price if your trade in your old ones.
Ultimate Ears Triple-Fi 10vi
see http://ultimateears.com/products/triplefi-10vi for details.
only worth it if your source is high-quality (FLAC) and you encode in 256+ bitrate.
see http://ultimateears.com/products/triplefi-10vi for details.
only worth it if your source is high-quality (FLAC) and you encode in 256+ bitrate.
Apple in-ear, especially now that I've found a place that sells replacement earbuds really cheap. 
At home: Sennheiser HD 595's, powered by my Sony home theater receiver.
On the go: Koss Porta-Pro's
On the go: Koss Porta-Pro's
Klipsch s4i. They sound quite good and they're affordable for an engaged college student.
(also have a pair of Koss Portapros on the way)
(also have a pair of Koss Portapros on the way)
Since I suck at keeping headphones I just use my Jawbone Icon for music. One of the presets allows you to listen to anything on the device through the bluetooth.
For music, I like Bose On Ear headphones. Tried Beats by Dre "Solo" at competing price, but too much base.
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Apple's in-ear plus mic (the 70 ones) are fantastic and have treated me well for about a year now.
I'm REALLY looking forward to the Shure se425s or se535s to be released soon. Detachable cables from the actual IEMs would be great as well as the possibility for a custom mic/volume cable made for em.
As of right now, I'm using the klipsch s4 with shure foam pieces on the tips.
As of right now, I'm using the klipsch s4 with shure foam pieces on the tips.
i'm still using the original Apple In-ear phones. they have served me well. very comfortable and great sound. i will upgrade to the new ones with the mic sometime soon, but i'm not in too big of a hurry yet. we'll see how much i need the use of the mic (first iPhone).
I just got a pair of Woodees. They're fairly cheap (about $50) and although it takes a little bit of use to break them in, they sound great. A lot of people complain that they don't have enough bass, but the sound is so rich, I never want to go back to anything else. They also have excellent customer service!
ijen, do you like the jaybirds? I was just looking at them today...the look is so beautiful, wondering if they'r worth the price tag??
I like the headphones or earbuds that come with the i4 or my 3GS, my sons both have the Skull Candy Hesh's and my wife has the Skull Candy earbuds
I have not had any issues with the Apple earbuds other then when I sweat on the treadmill they sometimes pop out until I wipe the sweat from my head.
I have not had any issues with the Apple earbuds other then when I sweat on the treadmill they sometimes pop out until I wipe the sweat from my head.
Loved mine too until I got the Ultimate Ears Triple.fi 10.i Have the etymotic hf2's they're amazing.
I use Sony studio headphones, they are awesome! I also have a cheap pair of SkullCandy low riders that aren't too bad for short term use...
I've been pretty impressed with the Apple In-Ear Headphones (latest revision) with the Comply foam replacement tips.
www.complyfoam.com
www.complyfoam.com