Jan Zdarsa Finally, it is possible to order new seeds in the ears from Apple. This new product appealed to me quite a bit when it was launched, but a month passed before they went on sale. But that's okay, I'm relatively happy with my Sennheiser CX300s.
I'm not a big audiophile, so I won't describe all the advantages, maybe a reader in the forum will take care of that. It is found in these in-ear headphones two separate components for playback – one specifically for bass and one for treble. Thanks to this, the perfect sound should reach your ears. According to Apple, we should also hear details that we haven't heard before, and in music that we know backwards, we should feel as if we are hearing it for the first time. Well, these are bold claims, but if they rate the listening quality in comparison to their standard headphones, I wouldn't be surprised. :D
It is also on headphones microphone and three buttons – thanks to them, we can control the volume and control songs and videos. In addition, the package should also include a bag for these headphones. Anyway, I'm quite a fan of these in-ear headphones because they insulate perfectly from the surroundings. And these are the first headphones from Apple that convinced me they might be worth it. The price of $79 for these headphones seems relatively acceptable to me.
If anyone is planning these headphones on iPhone, so the microphone and the middle button for e.g. tracking songs work flawlessly, but unfortunately the other two buttons do not work, which would be really useful for volume control. It gets pretty cold here. As for other devices, forget about button control even on older iPods. Control only works on iPod Nano 4G, iPod Classic 120GB, iPod Touch 2nd generation and limited on iPhones as I mentioned. So if you have an older iPod, these buttons probably won't be of much use to you.
