Apple iPod In-Ear Headphones Reviews

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 ...

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 ...

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 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 ...

They Sounded Like a Good Idea People may be very similar to one another genetically, but where ears are concerned, there are important differences-from the shapes of those ears to the highs and lows they can perceive. So what works for one listener ...

Finally a pair Apple-brand buds delivering better sound than the original iPod earphones. A perfect visual match for the iPod

Other brands offer better sound and usability - even at the same price. And Apple doesn't make these things feel good in your ears, amazingly

I prefer sound of the Apples but the fit of the Sonys. May swap the rubber bits