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Our Ultimate Ears UE-10 Pro in-ear headphones can make more bass and have a warmer mid-range, but the K 702′s clarity, and open, out-of-head sound staging has it all over the UE-10 Pros. Done forget, you?ll need a decent set of earphones (see?In-ear monitors ). With bass-amplified superior sound quality from the integrated in-ear headphones, you can take your iPod Shuffle underwater and sing your way through those 100m drills. The sleek, minimalistic case attaches easily to your goggles and is 100-percent waterproof, as tested in a pressure chamber.

Earbuds really aren’t that great for listening in loud areas, because they can’t produce music very loudly. I am looking for something to solve this. Earbuds headphones also have good bass response which is surprising considering their small size. All this fun does not come with some drawbacks, however.

There is an in-line audio control button? but compared to Apple?s elegant design, it feels cheap. There is a built-in microphone? but the placement is awkward and picks up background noise too easily. It was, in fact, the inability to use anything but the stock Apple earbuds that prompted me to return the new Shuffle I bought in exchange for a Nano. Sure they looked great, but at a retail price of just $49.99 they were priced far below any of the headsets I have been using lately. The Casio WK3800 keyboard is ideal for home or project studio use, open-mic performance, education and classroom applications, or simply for pure musical enjoyment. You can connect the WK3800 to your computer via USB, and it also includes an SD card slot and floppy drive.

The default Apple ear buds that ship with the iPhone (and every iPod) just don?t stay in my (must be mutant) ears. Likewise every other earbud I?ve tried had fallen out in the matter of seconds. Bass is still 100000000x better than the original apple headphones. If you listen to other types of music, which don`t have much low frequency bass, the sound quality is PHENOMENAL. As many iPhone users know, the earbuds Apple includes with the iPhone are functional, but they don’t exactly have the greatest sound fidelity. Hundreds of different earphones are on the market, some costing more than the iPhone itself.

Before you try to crucify me for my thoughts, bear in mind I favour the in-ear headphones, which take away ambient sound. I believe that is why most people hate mp3. Also everyone, audiophile in-ear monitors (IEM) aren?t meant for everyone and I doubt any of you need this, but they can be uncomfortable to those with small ear canals. If you haven?t tried IEM?s before, I?d suggest you go to crazy clarks and dropping $3 on a pair of them there, just to see how the fit is in your ears. I can?t say the S4s justify their $80 price tag completely, but they?re certainly better than your average in-ears.