Apple Wired Earbuds Compatible With Samsung 8

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

I purchased these speakers after reading on Reddit that they are compatible with my S801b soundbar. My setup is as follows: Samsung freestyle 2 S801b Atmos slim soundbar These 9500 speakers. The freestyle and soundbar aren't wired and connect via WIFI which to me was quite a shock because I have a separate setup in my other room with Yamaha amp, 5 speakers and a sub. To find that the freestyle and soundbar didn't even need a cable and delivered Atmos over WiFi was quite frankly, incredible. The subwoofer is especially great. I then decided I needed rear speakers and I looked at various options, there were a couple of models and one even had a separate box that the speakers wired into; I wasn't a fan of those. After reading a few Reddits I thought I would take a gamble and even though the soundbar isn't listed as compatible, I went for it. After unboxing the speakers I connected them to the mains then switched on the soundbar and pressed up to sync. The soundbar found the speakers straight away and hey presto it all worked! The sounds is brilliant and totally understand sync with no dropouts. I would recommend connecting these devices to your 5ghz WiFi network and connecting all your other stuff to 2.4 to prevent any interference just to be certain. To be clear these speakers need a mains socket each but otherwise they are wireless with no extra connection box. The rears also include Atmos height speakers so there are 4 rears in total. They aren't just a normal pair so well worth the cost. Samsung you need to update your compatibility charts to include the 800 and 801b. I can't fault these at all, the Atmos bubble everything creates is perfect and better than a thousand pounds worth of separates with not a speaker cable in site.

So much better than the Apple wired keyboard I had before.

Works as advertised. It is compatible with Wemo or Apple HomeKit.

Too many things in my life that need to be wrapped... This was the perfect solution! If you're looking for something to wrap your wired earbuds, try and find a smaller version or something else. the 5 band is too long for regular corded earbuds and doesn't provide a snug fit.

My favorite wired earbuds. They are comfortable, stay in ears and the sound is better than most.

Samsung has the best products hands down. I have the phone, watch, and earbuds and they all been great to me.

8 x Splitter works as described. Great unit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After years of using Bluetooth earbuds, I had forgotten how much of a difference wired earbuds can make in sound quality—and I suspect that the USB-C connection might be enhancing this even more. I was really impressed with the clarity and quality of the sound, and like any wired earbuds, these are super-simple to just plug in and start listening. If you want to adjust the equalizer settings, you can install the app and make all of the adjustments that you would like, but that’s completely optional. These are ideal if you need a good set of earbuds and/or a mic that you can plug into any device, which is especially nice if you have a device with only a USB-C connection and can’t or don’t want to use Bluetooth earbuds instead. As a bonus, these are super comfortable, even for my small, sensitive ears, and I’m pretty confident they would stay in place for quite a while, making them perfect for long days of Zoom meetings or for watching a movie on your device without disturbing anyone else around you. There is no noise-cancelling function, so you’ll be able to continue to hear what’s going on around you when you want to be aware of your surroundings. The one downside of these is that the cable is super-sensitive, and you hear a thump every time you bump the cable. I don’t know if it’s because of the sensitivity of the earbuds overall or if it’s because of the super-lightweight, thin, flat cable, but that probably means these are not going to be a set of earbuds you’re going to want to use while going for a run or doing something else that involves a lot of movement.

I'm moving from wired earbuds, so these are life-changing. The sound is perhaps a bit less intense than equivalently priced earbuds or headphones, but they are so light and comfortable that a couple of times I've forgotten they were on. I mostly use them for listening to audiobooks and podcasts, and the sound quality is totally fine for those. I think it would only be an issue for really intricate orchestral recordings.