The iPod In-Ear Headphones in review. We've heard that Apple is "cheating" with its new in-ear design, as it's not entirely the company's own baby: ...

The ever-popular earbuds used with many iPods and other MP3 players may be more stylish than the bigger and bulkier earmuff-type headphones, but they may also be more damaging to one’s hearing ...

Over the weekend, some bloggers who discovered a chip inside the iPod Shuffle’s earbuds speculated that Apple was crippling its latest media player to work only with certain headphones. While to ...

iPod's Popular Earbuds: Hip Or Harmful? Date: December 16, 2005 Source: Northwestern University Summary: Turn ‘em down and turn ‘em off. That’s the advice of Dean Garstecki, a Northwestern ...

Design is very similar to iPod headphones, as is the sound. But these are just a hair less sparkling than Apple’s headphones with even less impressive lows. Price: $7.99. Verdict: Has a case ...

Apple iPod nano Lanyard Headphones. By Dan Frakes. NOV 3, 2005 4:00 pm PST. At a Glance Expert's Rating. Pros. Cons. Our Verdict. Combination lanyard/earbuds for the first-generation iPod nano.

Better iPod Earbuds?: Listen With Your Bones, Not Ears Published September 25, 2008 • Updated on September 25, 2008 at • Updated on September 25, 2008 at ...

Logitech is known mostly for keyboards, mice, and headsets, but the company really hits home with its Bluetooth Wireless iPod Headphones. If you love your iPod and don’t want a baby kitten to ...

When I take out my iPod Nano for a run, it’s wired earphones that I rely on. And if I want to enjoy some records, I often plug a pair of headphones into the record player’s amplifier.

If you're going to invest US$100-400 on a music player, you deserve better. Do yourself a favor if you're buying an iPod: keep the Apple earbuds in their original packaging and pick up a pair of ...

We reviewed Apple’s Lanyard Headphones for the original iPod nano last year; with the introduction of the second-generation (2G) iPod nano, Apple has released a new version of the Lanyard ...

Remember iPods? They were these totally excellent, wildly overpriced hard drives on which you could conveniently store, catalog, access, and listen to music in MP3 form, thus accelerating the ...