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V-MODA Vibe In Ear Headphones

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V-MODA's Vibe in-ear-monitors are for the style conscious earphone buyer. Their all aluminum body and fashionable woven cable makes them stand out from the crowd. But can they even begin to compete with more performance minded in-ear-monitors.

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One plus that was not mentioned (and serves to counter the 'con' of the jack design) is that these work with the goofy iPhone jack. Why Apple went with the recessed headphone jack is a mystery to me. It is hard to find headphones that work with the iPhone without using an adapter, but the Vmoda headphones work nicely and sound incredible.

If you have an iPhone (and perhaps even the new iPod Touch... not sure if it has the same style jack) then these will give you much richer sound than the standard Apple headphones.
 
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mini jack? so i wouldn't be able to use these on my Creative Vision M? :(
 
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I have been using this headphone for about a year and I like it alot. This bass heavy headphone is better suited for Hip Hop and R&B. If you want high sound quality, look for Shure but it costs quite a bit more in comparison.
 
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They actually do a version for the iphone that has a mic and button to accept calls.
 
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tigger69 said:
They actually do a version for the iphone that has a mic and button to accept calls.
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well crap! That would have been nice to know a week ago
 
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