Iphone Headphones Buttons

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

I bought this case having never seen a PD iPhone case in person and I could not have been happier about it. The fit, texture and responsiveness of the buttons are all perfect!

Fits good. Like my Iphone cover. I can use all the buttons and it protects from scratches. Would have loved the red version but it is not available

I got the case for the iPhone 14 Pro. I must say it has some of the best fit and feel of any case I have used for my iPhones - and I have tried a lot. I also have the Apple Leather case for the 14 Pro and I do like how it has metal buttons, which would be an improvement to the Peak Design Case, but I have no issue pressing the Peak Design buttons. My feedback for Peak Design is having more color options for the case. Also I feel some of the slim link accessories are priced a bit too high.

I bought this case for the new iPhone 14 pro max and it has been awesome! Buttons on the side have a nice feel to them and the product feels sturdy. Highly recommend!

Use to connect iPhone to mixer and mic and headphones. Works perfect so far.

If you have mic'd headphones, then this TRRS is useful for monitoring and recording on a lightning input iPhone.

This is my first pair of ANC headphones but they sound great and I think they look way better than the other ANC headphones on the market. I love the joystick control and the ANC and M buttons.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like these headphones! The sound is good for kids’ headphones, and I appreciate how they are limited to 85 dB to minimize the risk of hearing damage. They very quickly and easily paired with my laptop via Bluetooth, and my kids can pair them with their phones and Chromebooks all by themselves as well. The headphone band is adjustable in size, so they fit my 8 year old, my 11 year old, and myself equally well. However, for extended length of wearing as an adult, I would prefer a larger ear piece (my kids have not complained about the size or comfort at all). They do come with an optional auxiliary cord that has a microphone for wired listening when Bluetooth is not available or desired, as well as a micro/USB charging cable. The volume control and power buttons are flat/flush, which makes them a little tricky to differentiate between without trial and error. My kids think the buttons are fine. Overall, a nice pair of budget-friendly headphones for kids.

The microphone itself is pretty good for voicelines, just talking to your friends and almost everything. I would say it is good for singing as well. I found that using it to a computer trough USB requires unplugging and plugging the USB cable back in the PC port every single time you start the computer, otherwise the microphone gets overloaded and makes a terrible sound. I don't know if this is happening only to me since the motherboard of my computer is a little bit old. But I'm considering upgrading to XLR since it will sound much better. The microphone has 2 buttons on the bottom of it for setting the headphones volume level and they work even with the headphones plugged in the computer instead. When you press one of the buttons you get a small overlay on the top left corner of the desktop with the volume level and if you are listening to music, for example on youtube, it allows you to pause the music and also skip the song to the next one if you are listening to it in a playlist. If you are ordering this microphone from Europe though consider that you will pay much, much more than $50. It cost me around $105 dollars to import it in my country with all the transport, VAT and commission taxes trough DHL.