Klipsch Image S2m

The Klipsch Image S2m feature a built-in remote and mic intended to work with phones and able based products like the iPod and iPhone.

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Cresyn C750E

The Cresyn C750E are in-ear earbuds featuring 16 mm driver units, 12 – 22,000 Hz frequency range, and 98 dB/mW sensitivity.

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Klipsch S4i

The Klipsch S4i has been released as an update to their S4 model. The new earbuds include a built-in microphone and remote compatible with the iPhone and iPod touch, nano, classic and shuffle.

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Ultimate Ears MetroFi 220

The Ultimate Ears MetroFi 220 feature crisp bass and clarity in the mids and highs.  They are titanium colored with red accents and come with a small black carry case.

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Sennheiser HD202

I own a few iPods and a laptop and find myself traveling a lot around California. For everyday use, I normally use a pair of iPod earbuds, which I have to say aren’t that great, but I can get by with them or I use a pair of Sony MDR-EX71SL in white. The Sony earbuds sound much better than the iPod earbuds and can be picked up online for around $30. Those are my everyday headphones due to the fact that they’re small and easy to carry around so it makes it much more convenient. In any case, almost any set of over the ear headphones sound better than some of the best earbuds but for the price and the quality of the Sennheiser HD-202, it’s a definite recommendation.