Apple Earbuds Driver Size

I have owned shure earbuds in the past. single driver ones because I didn't want to pay the money. Well, I am finding out more and more, you get what you pay for. And in this case, it's a good thing!! The sound quality is fantastic. You can hear every instrument individually. And for an avid METAL listener like me, that is very important. I liked these ear buds so much, I bought another pair for my girlfriend a week later. The only catch is you must get used to the proper way to put them in your ears. BUT, once you do it, you got it down! If you are a music enthusiast or a musician, these are buds are way worth the money!!! Also, I travel most of the year, these ear buds are an absolute must for frequent travelers!!! Kills all plane noise.....AND KID NOISE

I have used Weatone earbuds for years. I have owned 5 or 6 sets of universal earbuds, and a set of triple driver molds. The cables are really pretty tough if you treat them like the nice equipment they are: don't pinch-close them in a case! They last a long time if you're careful! I ordered the replacement after one side of my cable failed and so far, replacing it has been easy!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The dual driver technology sounds as if Im sitting in front of a 5 channel home theater system, this is next generation earbuds. Ambient Aware, Smart Talk, Personal Sound Amplification works flawlessly in my noisy work environment. TONS of customizable features wow! These earbuds are the ones to get, worth the wait.

Its got the 5 sided screw bits for new apple products.. and a nice screw driver that extends.. hard to identify which bit is which in the holder. just needs one more suction cup to remove iMac front glass.

Exactly as Advertised. Work as well as Apple earbuds. If you are Sony, you really can't mess up earphones.

The physical drive itself is great. I really like the SoftRAID software it comes with but it has two issues: You have to completely disable Apple's T2 chip security feature for SoftRAID to install its driver. I believe if they worked with Apple, Apple could sign the driver and allow it to be installed with the T2 chip setting allowing T2 security turned on with SoftRAID driver. A fix may be on the way for that. Second, the RAID drive does not show up on the About this Mac Storage status. Not a big deal. Otherwise SoftRAID is very easy to use, clear graphical user interface. It is what Apple's RAID setup should be. So far I have had no need to use it to rebuild/recover a RAIDed drive. Therefore I can give no feedback. This is being used on a 2019 Mac Pro.

I wish you could create a printer driver profile for my Canon Pixma Pro 9000 printer, running with an Apple iMac with an OS Catalina ver 10.15.5.

mac OS 10.15 - Sony has not yet updated the driver credentials to be easily installed in Catalina (10.15). To install the driver in Catalina, you must disable SIP to use Sony's XQD driver as follows: DISABLE SIP 1. From the Apple menu, select Restart. 2. Boot into the macOS Recovery partition on an internal drive. Hold down command-R on your keyboard immediately after pressing the power button to turn on your Mac, or immediately after your Mac begins to restart. Continue holding until you see the Apple logo or a spinning globe. Startup is complete when you see the macOS utilities window on an internal drive. [Note: Booting into a Recovery System on an external drive will not be successful in disabling SIP.] 3. From the Utilities menu, select Terminal. 4. Type csrutil disable and press return. 5. Close the Terminal app. 6. From the Apple menu, select Restart.

Replaces my Lightning adapter for my older iPhone to my even older wired earbuds.....until Apple changes its ports AGAIN.

I just bought an Ipod Nano 6G. The stock white apple earbuds blew. I have had other earbuds for my previous mp3 players and they blew as well. I wanted a natural sounding set of headphones. The over the ear headphones from Bose and Sennheiser sounded great but just were not portable enough and were also cost prohibitive for me. I bought the Klipsch Image S4 in ear buds and also sounded great but were kind of a pain to put in because if they weren't in just right, the sound was bad, could easily fall out if snagged, and were $. I was worried that these PortaPros would feel uncomfortable on my ears since they are an on ear design. I have a big melon on my shoulders. Def look retro but don't care much about that. The treat is in the sound; it's ear candy and a pleasure to listen to any music with these. Sound all the way up and no distortion at all while your ear drums are thumping out of your skull. What a great deal; for forty dollars you get a set of fantastic headphones that can compete with the sound of Bose QC3 for 1/5th the price and a lifetime no questions asked product warranty. I have only had them for a week, so can't speak to the durability but i'm not too worried.I find the cord plenty long enough, it's slightly longer than apple's earbuds about 4 feet. They fit comfortably on my head without putting pressure on my ears because of the temple pads and the pressure adjustment switches. After 4 hours listening, they still felt comfortable.You won't want to go back to the inferior sound of the stock earphones after you listen to music with these.