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Stereo Earbud Headphone for Apple iPod nano/ iPod mini/ iPod video/ iPod shuffle

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Stereo Earbud Headphone for Apple iPod nano/ iPod mini/ iPod video/ iPod shuffle
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Product Brand: MyGift
EAN: 0845374018752
Label: Generic
Product Manufacturer: Generic
Model: EBUDWHT
Publisher: Generic
Studio: Generic


Piece facts:
  • Ear-bud design, Lightweight and comfortable
  • Digital stereo sound
  • 3.5 mm Stereo plug
  • Compatible with iPod nano, iPod video, iPod mini, iPod Shuffle, and all other audio source with 3.5mm headphone jack



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The iPod Headphones give you high quality sound and enhanced bass, and they fit comfortably in your ear. They're compatible with iPod nano, iPod video, iPod mini, iPod Shuffle, and any audio source with a 3.5 mm headphone jack









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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Earbud headphone that does not work ...
I purchased this item on September 19,2008 and received my order approximately four days later. The earbuds worked very well until yesterday (October 29, 2008) when the left earbud stopped working completely. I would advise against purchasing this product.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - It's like these were made in a sweatshop.
When I first got an ipod, I was told that these earbuds would be the best earbuds that I would ever own, and I could see why. I loved the sound quality and the way they fit in my ears. However, after just a few months of normal use, the jack deteriorated, and I lost my sound! So having as much faith as I did in these headphones I bought them again, and the same thing happened.

Since then, I have been through 4 of these because all have the same problem after a few months. With the most recent pair, I even took extra care of them to prevent this problem from happening again, but they fell apart, same as usual. I guess I really wanted to believe that apple made superior earbuds, but I can see now that that's far from the truth.

I've bought each apple ear bud model at least once. They are all the SAME and they're all junk! I ordered a pair of Bose for my next pair. Maybe throwing more money at this will fix the situation. we'll see how it goes.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Never again!!!!!!!!!! ...
Just because its an awesome price, save your money and buy real headphones that work!


Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - Ummmm...
I really like the style of these earbuds, but.... one side is louder than the other. I am not trying to go deaf in one ear, major disappointment. DO NOT BUY!!!!


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Do Not Buy From GadgetDweeb! ...
Earbuds were NOT Apple products as shown, but cheap knockoffs. This seller is purposely deceitful. Do not buy from them.

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