High Quality Wired Telephone Headphones

Although pricey, these headphones exude quality. They work seamlessly with the Apple ecosystem (iPhone, MacBook, and iPad), and sound great streaming Apple's lossless music files in iTunes or Apple Music. Make no mistake, these do not have the sound quality of high end wired cans, but if you want to lose the wires and have mobility they are very good as plenty of musical nuances can be detected that you won't hear in other bluetooth, and lower end wired headphones. The stereo separation is excellent. Of course, there are some negatives. The high quality construction makes for a heavy set of cans, Apple, stupidly did not include a charger, and the included case is laughable. Some reviewers have complained of problems with condensation and clamping pressure on the ears. Personally, I have listened to these for hours at a time and have not experienced these problems.

Still like my wired headphones

It's like the best telephone connection ever.

I use it to connect my wired headphones to my new iPhone. Works great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent basic wired headphones. Feel like quality materials were used. Very nice ergonomics, recommend this product.

I like that these high quality headphones can fold up and easily stored.

They turned my wired headphones into wireless and work great.

If you don't have wireless headphones yet, you will need this to use wired headphones with your ipad. Works fine.

Great as Bluetooth headphones, over the ear wired headphones and noise cancelling.

Being seriously deaf, I use high-powered hearing aids with the T-switch (telephone), and while I can hear okay in distances of a few feet, public gatherings such as church are impossible for me. Many venues, such as my church provide assistive listening devices, but I have a phobia about putting an earpiece used by I-don't-know-who in my ear, and not knowing if it has been cleaned after the last use, although many times it is obvious it has not been. About 15 years ago I learned about the Williams Sound Induction Neckloop and have used it ever since. I usually get several years of use from one, although this last one seems to be better made and uses a slightly heavier wire. I also use it in smaller group sessions with my personal voice receiver to good effect as well. I highly reccommend it to anyone who wears a hearing aid(s) with the T-switch. It is money well spent.