[Joe Bloggs]

Just purchased a pair of these but have to press the button in for proper sound. Had a quick search of the thread but can't find this:

Can we "fix" the remote so the button is always pressed? Better can we remove the remote entirely and have it sound good? Quality is awesome though, very clean and balanced stage.

You can get a TRRS CTIA-OMTP conversion adapter and the cable will function properly with full mic and button functionality

Like this

One of the cheapest electronic parts in existence

 

[Z⠀o⠀n⠀e]

How do you wear these to stop them falling out of your ears without a recable?

 

[spion]

How do you wear these to stop them falling out of your ears without a recable?

One of the side's cable goes behind your neck.

 

[Z⠀o⠀n⠀e]

They still seem very easy to fall out though? Even if you're just walking they seem very loose no matter what tips you use?

 

[ilianto]

They still seem very easy to fall out though? Even if you're just walking they seem very loose no matter what tips you use?

Loop around the ears. Less cable noise, more stable in the ear. Remote goes right behind your ear.

 

[Z⠀o⠀n⠀e]

Hmm. OK. I'll try that. Thanks.
These headphones sound amazingly good though, especially for the price.

 

[Z⠀o⠀n⠀e]

BTW if anyone is looking for a simple fix and not use a headphone adapter or open the remote:

Take a small, thin piece of wire and bridge the two bits at the back of the headphone jack as you insert it. That way the sound is perfect with no mods or ugliness.

 

[ilianto]

Hmm. OK. I'll try that. Thanks.
These headphones sound amazingly good though, especially for the price.

I actually think they sound amazing despite the price!

 

[jeenam]

I keep a pair of these in my bag but rarely ever use them anymore because my iPhone doesn't have a 3.5mm audio jack. However, I recently picked up a Chord Mojo and I'm still waiting for speakers to arrive so I hooked the MH1C to the Mojo. The Mojo sounds fantastic as well the MH1C's. Definitely a great value for the $30 paid years ago.

 

[Lifted Andreas]

I keep a pair of these in my bag but rarely ever use them anymore because my iPhone doesn't have a 3.5mm audio jack. However, I recently picked up a Chord Mojo and I'm still waiting for speakers to arrive so I hooked the MH1C to the Mojo. The Mojo sounds fantastic as well the MH1C's. Definitely a great value for the $30 paid years ago.

If it's the most recent iPhone you could always just get a usb c dongle like a JCally and you would get decent sound out if the MH1C too.

I gotta say I'm kinda sad I sold my MH1C pair all those years ago, I wouldn't mind trying them again.

 

[jeenam]

If it's the most recent iPhone you could always just get a usb c dongle like a JCally and you would get decent sound out if the MH1C too.

The iPhone USB C/Lightning dongles are crap and they break easily. If it weren't for that I'd consider one.

 

[Lifted Andreas]

The iPhone USB C/Lightning dongles are crap and they break easily. If it weren't for that I'd consider one.

Lol, I've been using usb c dongles for years and have had no such problems.

 

[Trzystatrzy]

Hey. Any good upgrade for that amazing iems? I mean bigger and deeper soundstage and maybe better highs with better resolution.

 

[jeenam]

Lol, I've been using usb c dongles for years and have had no such problems.

https://www.reddit.com/r/headphones..._the_longest_you_had_an_apple_dongle_survive/

https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/78vnz5/has_any_of_you_noticed_how_extremely_fragile_the/

https://www.reddit.com/r/headphones/comments/yhtkg8/lightning_bolt_to_35mm_adapter_that_isnt_crap/

I can post tons more links where people complain the dongles don't last very long.