martha
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The standard iPod earbuds are too big for my ears and they hurt. When they're not falling out that is. I use some old Sony earphones for the gym, but I'd sure like some earbuds that fit in my small ears.
RedrocksU2 said:
anitram said:These are the best:
But it depends on your budget - Shure is an expensive, professional brand.
anitram said:Yeah, it is, but then I know some people would never pay $100 for earbuds....
onebloodonelife said:
martha said:
I went to Target to look at these today. I'm wondering about how they'll work with my big RayBan glasses. I've got a few headphone sets in my Amazon cart. If they don't jack up the prices while they sit there, I may just go with new lightweight headphones.
I was about to reccommend these. JVC Marshmallows, Im onto my second pair, I paid £17 for mine. Well worth it, the only problem is when the squishy bits eventually wear out. very comfortable and stay in your ear even after some tugging. I had a bright green pair, and got a black set a week ago. Great also if you want to block out peoples nagging. Like you said too, iPod doesnt need to be turned up as much, so I guess that saves battery.BonoIsMyMuse said:If you don't want to spend a lot, you should check out these JVC ones:
I think I only paid $24.99 for them at Circuit City. They block out a lot of noise, so I play my iPod at a much lower volume than I used to, and the part that goes in your ear is squishy, so they're a lot more comfortable, too.
And they're clearly marked, so I don't get left and right mixed up anymore
MooMoo! said:I was about to reccommend these. JVC Marshmallows, Im onto my second pair, I paid £17 for mine. Well worth it, the only problem is when the squishy bits eventually wear out. very comfortable and stay in your ear even after some tugging. I had a bright green pair, and got a black set a week ago. Great also if you want to block out peoples nagging. Like you said too, iPod doesnt need to be turned up as much, so I guess that saves battery.