Best Headphones For Ipod Shuffle

MY DAUGHTER GAVE ME A IPOD SHUFFLE TO LOAD FOR MY GRANDDAUGHTER, AND IT WAS A WASTE OF TIME MESSING WITH IT, SO I WENT ONLINE AND FOUND THIS. IT WAS SUPER SIMPLE TO LOAD, SUPER EASY TO USE AND HAS AMAZING SOUND QUALITY FOR SUCH A SMALL PRODUCT. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!!!

If you value your time and want to reduce stress in your life, get this tripod. I've gone through the tripod shuffle. Buy the BEST tripod you can afford because in the end, you will want one like this. I now have two and want to replace my 3rd Gitzo / FSB8 combo with another of these. The fact that this goes to 0 for tilt is great for smaller cameras like the Sony PXW-z90 or an a6400 mirrorless. But can handle a fully rigged Fs6. The flow tech legs are a game changer. It is SUPER easy to set two tripods at the SAME height. This would be very time consuming with traditional legs. With a flick of a lever, you can adjust the bowl. All this time adds up and when it's a joy to use, you no longer think about how much it cost. TLDR: buy this tripod and you'll be happy you did

Best headphones I own.

At under $20 these headphones are a tremendous value. I use mine with an old iPod and they're so light and comfortable you can forget that you're wearing them.

Best headphones for swimming. I've tried a few and these are the best headphones for swimming.

I'm glad that I bought it. Best headphones ever. :headphones:

I have had several headphones down through the years. These are the BEST ever.

I use these with ipod and laptop. They are lightweight and look pretty nice. They sound as good as headphones that cost twice the price.

Easily the best sounding headphones I've ever owned. Not to mention the most comfortable as well. There are NO gaps in these. The highs are nice and clear, and the lows aren't muffled and distorted like in so many headphone (even in good ones). The only slight drawback ( and I hesitate to even mention it ), is as a lot of you know, the ipod doesn't really drive headsets like this very well. It lacks the power to do so, so if you want to use these with a ipod, or similar device you should consider a amp of some sort. I would reccomend the inexpensive but high quality amps from Sonic Impact.

I use these headphones to listen to my iPod. Even though the audio on an iPod isn't that great, I can hear things in the music I didn't notice before and some of this stuff I've been listening to since the 70s. I haven't used them on my regular stereo but am looking forward to that when I can get a chance to relax and pay attention to the music. The open air design allows one to hear 'outside' sounds but when I use the headphones I am able to tune out all the 'outside' sounds and concentrate on what I am listening to. I wear them for long periods of time - 1 to 3 hours at a time - and they are generally comfortable although after a while my outer ear start to hurt/ache. I readjust them when that happens and I'm generally good for more time with them on. Overall, I'm happy with them and would recommend them to anyone who wants an alternative to earbuds.