I've recently purchased a V-moda headset and I love it dearly. Before buying it, I had purchased a shure i2c-m headset from AT&T. The Shure was really nice but i didn't like the fact that it was so big in the ear and the wire was huge also. This made it hard to route the wire around stuff. plus, the ear piece was so big, even with the smallest plug, and it really hurt my ears. I could have stayed with the apple headset that come with my iphone but I wanted something would fit into my ears nicely.
My next step was to remove the ear buds from the apple headset and put new ones on, using the tutorial that editwizard posted (
Mod your iPhone earbuds). I bought a cheap panasonic surround sound headset and put the ear buds on the apple headset. this actually worked well for what I wanted. i was set to go. I figured that I'd sell the shure headset and just use this new modded headset that I spent so little money on. But when I was recently in an apple store, I found a V-moda headset that was $99... high but still cheaper than the Shure set that I bought... it looked cool and so I figured I've get it... I bought it tried it and now I'm in love... The V-moda headset is amaizing... it fits PERFECTLY in my ear and the sound quality is awesome... it even had more bass than the shure set that i have. The wires are covered in a cloth material and just about everything is made of metal, making it very sturdy. it comes with extra ear pieces in case you have a bigger ear, and a bag type case. This headset is absolutely one of a kind.
The cost is bit high but the noise isolation is really good, plus the ear buds are very small and fits nicely in any ear. I highly recommend them to anyone.
if there is any question as to the size of the shure, check out the difference between the mic on the V-moda with the one on the shure. Huge difference.
V-moda Vibe Duo
Shure i2c-m
Apple Headset with Phillips Surround Sound ear buds
07-24-2007, 11:22 PM
just with a small screen ha
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