If I was looking for headphones for an iPod, I would more likey buy low Ohm headphones
KRK KNS 8400
Sony ZX700
Audio Technica ATH-M50
Denon AH-D2000
Denon AH-D1100
Unless by "laptop" you mean an old "netbook" then you can power 80 ohms through laptop no problem. If it is to say that it won't sound its best w/o amp then the question is rhetorical as most cans tend to sound 'better' with amp.
80 ohms on ipod is fine too. The batteries won't last you as long as a <32ohm headphone but still doable. In a decently quiet area (the store in question where I tested) I had to put the volume to half ~ a bit past half of max volume to get to a comfortable listening level. Though as I was comparing headphones I suspect I had it louder than I usually would have it.
Definitely not the MkII's, far too uncomfortable for what I want them for. I need a studio/personal use headphone and I can't wear the MkII's for more than twenty minutes.
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