I liked the Sony WI-C310's I recently bought, and quickly lost, but.... the connection would stutter when my phone was in the back pocket of my pants... especially when walking. Any suggestions for a good sounding wireless earbud (under 100), w/ a solid connection, that can handle the above...

It makes sense that most of the best reviewed wireless earbuds have drivers on the larger side. I'm looking for a wireless earbud with a smaller driver, but big sound. They have to be out there. I've had some amazing wired earbuds with a standard size driver. I can spend around $100. Thanks

I just bought the Sennheiser MX365 the other day. They sound great, but don't have a mic attached. Is it possible to buy a mic and attach it to a pair of headphones? Besides these MX365, the closest thing is supposedly Edisol P190 (sp?), which does come with one has the mic. -Adam

The P180 description lists brands and leaves out LG. I'm guessing that means it ain't compatible. I have a pair of Brainwavz IEM's. Their description just said Android compatible, but the Mic doesn't work with my LG. Although u can hear the caller and the volume, as well as the play/pause...

What about increasing it to $40? Does the quality even increase at all at $40, or are you just getting a slicker looking case?

I've noticed that when I'm say, on the bus, if I set my EQ to flat (from it's standard rock setting) I get a much louder volume. And yes, it's a given that the actual phone or media volume, whichever you wanna call is pegged. I'm sure other's have noticed this. Anyone find a music player or EQ...

Does the mic not work with LG phones?

Thanks, I'll check these out

I'm looking to replace the pair of iPhone earbuds that just broke on me. I have an Android.. I was just using the earbuds that come with the iPhone because for one, I had a pair lying around (they were free), two, I like their sound and three, I'm not a fan or IEM's. It seems like almost every...

It's actually the opposite. The review that lead me to buying the Brainwavz mentioned that one of their cons was lackluster bass. I figured that this was a good thing; I assumed they were talking about the bass needed for pop/dance. I actually figured out this same thing today...the foam piece...

I recently bought a pair of Brainwavz after reading an article that recommemded them as the best 'phones for $20. To sum it up quick, they suck a d. My friend gave me a pair of the iPhone earphones (the wired ones, not Bluetooth) and they blow the Brainwavz out of the water. They're louder...

Are some headphones naturally louder than others? I'm in the market for a new pair after striking out on a $20 pair of Brainwavz. The reviews warned of lackluster bass, but I just chalked that up to mean not enough bass for modern pop and rap. I quickly discovered that it was applicable to...

Maybe the older headphones were just better quality than any of the new ones I've used. Has anyone tried that VC-20 unit? Does it keep the audio clean or is there added distortion/noise? Will it damage the headphones? I know some of the music player apps have a preamp setting in their EQ, but...

Well the one on my old Sony earbuds sounded great with the phone volume and headphone volume maxed out.. and they lasted for 10+ years. I think I've noticed the VC20 in my recent headphone search. It looks pretty bulky; the volume slider on my Sony's was tiny.

Are headphones still being made with Volume controls that are independent of the phone's volume? My older sony earbuds just broke and they had a cool volume silder that worked independent of the phone's volume. For example, if the phone's volume was maxed out, the volume silder on the earbuds...

Are there still earbuds sold today with a volume slider that works independently of the phone volume? All of the new earbuds that I've noticed do have a volume control, but it's just controlling the phone's volume.. instead of having the phone volume maxed and the earbud volume slider increasing...

I've been using the same Sony earbuds for the past 15-20 years; they finally broke the other day. They had a cool volume slider on the cable. It didn't work like modern headphone volume control, where there's a +/- button that controls the phone's volume. The slider increased the volume even...