Apple Headphone Pros

If you use the apple headphone adapter, you can also use it with iPhone X

I am 100% satisfied with this headphone system. The pros far outweigh the cons which are all well described in previous reviews. No need to repeat the same findings previously reviewed. Just read and believe.

I play the Porta Pros using a small Chinese made headphone amp from a Denon DVD player. It sounds great. Separation is fantastic, excellent bass response

I wanted a decent pair of headphone that I could use to track while traveling. I was debating on getting these or another pair of DT770 pros. I decided to go with the HD280's because I figured if they broke while in transit I wouldn't be to upset about it. At first the sound quality didn't blow me away, but I've noticed that my mixes have been translating better then they ever have! They are now my go to headphones... I don't even use my dt770 or 880's. The ear cups are tight and great for keeping noise of out of the mic while tracking. I will definitely be purchasing a few more pairs for the studio!

I prefer the original Apple adapters verses generic. I still use legacy MacBook Pros & MacBook Airs with Thunderbolt 2, and still have Thunderbolt 2 devises & workflows, so this adapter allows them to stay productive.

I returned my Apple Airpod Pros because I experienced a pronounced occlusion effect which made wearing them miserable. I learned I needed to find something that did not go into my ear and I found Shokz. These are exactly what I needed to run and move comfortably, hear my surroundings and not my every footstep or movement. I couldn’t be happier with them. I was concerned about how easily they would pair with my iPhone and it hasn’t been an issue at all. It connects seamlessly each time. Highly recommend!!!

As Apple continues to reduce the size of their MacBook Pros and switched to all-integrated hardware, AppleCare has become an obligatory purchase for me. I've only had to use AppleCare once in the 10 years that I've owned a MacBook Pro but I would have been stuck with replacing the entire logic board on my own if I hadn't purchased it. Some can think of it as another Apple tax, but this probably the only time an extended warranty actually makes sense for me.

I finally have all the bits I need to take apart small electronics. The bits are well made and have been used on several Apple MacBook Pros. The case and other tools are really useful and will replace the butter knife I had been using.

I recently purchased a pair of Open Fits. In the past I have used Apple AirPod Pros. However, I didn’t like the in the ear experience. They weren’t comfortable to me and I always felt like I had moisture in the ear. The Open Fits fixed that and they sound great. The best of all is I forget I have them on at times. I can’t say that about my old earbuds. I really like the open ear concept and as comfortable as they are, I can’t imagine ever going back to an in the ear product.

I have been an Apple product user for the last several years; purchasing iPhones, MacBook pros, and iPads mostly from B&H cameras and computers. However, I never purchased an IMac before. Now that I have, I really like the iMac. It meets all of my computer needs. I also suggest at the time of purchase that you buy additional storage memory; you will need it to run the newest OS programs..