Apple In-Ear hörlurar

1186 reviews

May, 2013

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Sound (383)
Value for money (343)
Design (101)
Portability (34)
Size (23)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 1186 reviews from magazines and websites. People really like the portability and design. The comfort and value for money are also mentioned favorably. Many are less positive about the reliability, and there are some mixed views about the build quality and bass quality.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Headphones the Apple In-Ear hörlurar is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 78/100 = Good quality.

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Expert review by: Susie Ochs (maclife.com)

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Looking for a case for your spiffy iPhone 3G? Check out this list of every case that's rolled through the Mac|Life offices, from clear plastic shells to silicone skins to luxurious leather wraps. (Rejected headlines included "We've Got Cases, Yes We...

Sep, 2008

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Expert review by: Vincent Nguyen (slashgear.com)

iPhone 3G in the house!

Here she is folks – iPhone 3G. The iPhone 3G is launching this morning starting on the east coast at 8AM, and I have right here our very own iPhone 3G.

For now, enjoy the quick unboxing and walkthrough of the iPhone 3G. I should have enough time through out the day to write up a more detailed review, so make sure to check back later this afternoon. Feel free to ask questions and tell me if there’s...

Jul, 2008

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Expert review by: Mark Brezinski (headphoneinfo.com)

Apple iPod In-ear Headphones Review - Intro

The Apple M9394G/C headphones are the iPod headphone replacement option from Apple. These headphones are a staple everywhere, thanks to the popularity of the iPod and the high rate at which the packaged-in headphones break. It's virtually impossible to...

The "iPod aesthetic" seems to be very popular right now ; These headphones had pretty good frequency response, and great leakage control ; They're small, light weight, and have a great case ; They're $30

The "iPod aesthetic" seems to be very popular right now.; Distortion was crazy bad, they didn't isolate against outside noise as well as other in-ears ; They always feel like they're about to fall out, and then they do ; You can get better for the same...

Chances are, if you've read this review, you're in one of two camps: you're looking for replacement headphones and don't necessarily care about audio quality, or you were an audiophile curious to see how much these headphones sucked. If you were in the...

May, 2008

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Expert review by: Steve Guttenberg (cnet.com)

Apple In-Ear (White)

Affordable in-ear headphones; above-average clarity and detail; iPod-style travel case.

They don't fit as well as they should.

The Apple In-Ears are definitely a step up from the 'buds that come with the iPod, but we wish they fit more snugly.

Mar, 2004

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Expert review by: jerdei (onheadphones.com)

Apple iPod Earphones

Comes with the iPod for free. Average sound quality. Looks cool. Very easy to find if you need to replace them

Terribly uncomfortable. Not cheap considering the alternatives. Bass is boomy

The most visible pair of earphones on the planet, are sadly the most uncomfortable. They just don't feel right and one does have better alternatives that are both cheaper, and slightly more expensive.

Mar, 2011

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Expert review by: Larry Magid (pdastreet.com)

Review: iPhone: 3G vs. 3G S

The new phone looks virtually identical to its predecessor. And since Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) just issued a free update of the iPhone operating system for previous iPhones, many of the new features are also available on first- and second-generation...

However, I still found Web surfing in Safari to be noticeably faster on the new phone compared to the 3G connected to the same Wi-Fi or cellular network, presumably because of the new phone's faster processor

Jun, 2009

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Expert review by: Chris Martens (avguide.com)

PLAYBACK: Apple In-Ear Headphones

Over time, Playback has reviewed over twenty models of in-ear headphones and headsets and—judging by inbound emails and phone calls—it's a product category that holds enduring interest for our readers. Every now and again, though, we get review...

Jun, 2009

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Expert review by: Justin (applereviews.com)

New Apple In-Ear Headphones

Apple has released a new version of their in-ear headphones that far surpass their initial try.Their first buds, at a mere $39, were an awkward shape, not designed for the contours of the ears, with poor sound quality to boot. With many folks...

I have the original In-Ear ones from Apple, but they are very worn out. May just be time to upgrade. These new ones look awesome!

Apr, 2009

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Expert review by: Rachel Rosmarin (tomsguide.com)

iPhone 3G's Entourage: Cases and More

Buy, admire, or simply gawk at some of the most intriguing iPhone 3G accessories, including cases made of leather, wood, and metal.

Jul, 2008

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Expert review by: Mark Brezinski (washingtonpost.com)

Apple iPod In-ear Headphones

The M9394G/C headphones, better known as the iPod In-ear Headphones, are Apple's $30 replacement option for the pair packaged with its popular media players. The iPods are all about portability, and these headphones are very compact and come with a...

The audio quality isn't great, but it's a bit better than we'd have expected for $30. The main issue we saw is a pretty significant inability to deal with bass. The lower portion of the audible spectrum is really underemphasized, which means your bass...

May, 2008

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Product Specifications

Turn iPod nano into a stunning piece of wearable, musical art - and enjoy the clarity and bass response of in-ear headphones. The iPod nano In-Ear Lanyard Headphones offer a clean, uncluttered look because the audio cable is integrated with the lanyard itself.Your iPod nano is so small that it can fit just about anywhere. And it's so light that it can hang just about anywhere, too - including around your neck. Choose the iPod nano In-Ear Lanyard Headphones to enjoy both clean sound and uncluttered style.Just plug the lanyard into the dock connector, put it around your neck and you're off. Its ingenious built-in earphones conquer clutter by integrating the audio signal with the lanyard itself, so you get a streamlined look without all the extra wire. When you want to change songs or adjust volume, just look down: iPod nano is right there, always at the ready.The In-Ear Headphones form a snug seal around your ear canal to deliver clean sound and excellent bass response. You'll get three different-sized caps to ensure a comfortable and secure fit.