Depending on your experience, please post here personally tested/owned In-Ear Monitors with Samsung fully compatible remote control (all functions: volume, play/pause, answer/hang call) Thank you   - Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear

I have discovered that wiring scheme between Samsung and Apple earphone jacks aren't compatible, however this article states the contrary, at least for latest Samsung models.   How can I verify before buying the headphones what wiring scheme is being used?   Are there any jack converters? If...

I am an unhappy in-ear monitors user, because at the moment I couldn't find a model that will not drop so easily from my ears. At the moment I have tested 3 different models from Samsung and one from Apple: all of them will easily detach/drop from my ears, regardless the size of the rubber...

It may be a nonsense, but I wonder if are there any quality in-ear monitors with microphone (for phone calls). Just to avoid carrying one headphone for music and one for phone calls

The Z2 has been announced and it will be sporting with a proprietary noise cancellation system, when paired with Sony's earbuds. What do you think? Any worth it? Your thoughts?

There's no way. High music volume brings you to another dimensions, however you're spoiling your ears! There are many articles and warnings on hear loss, such as this one: http://www.johnjaysentinel.com/2013/05/10/headphone-danger-is-anyone-listening/   How do you cope listening music, maybe...

- my smartphone sports a 4-conductor jack - my notebook uses a  3-conductor jack - can't use 3-conductor jack on the smartphone (crappy sound) - can't use 4-conductor jack on the notebook (almost locked notebook's speakers!!!)   Conclusion: do I need specific-conductor earphone per each device?

Any suggestions? - quality - durability   Worthit to spend such an amount for in-ear buds?