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Headphones For iPod: Which Ones Should I Choose?

by Keith Scott

There is a huge range of high quality ipod headphones available to buy in wide range of styles and prices. There are several factors to consider when looking at new headphones for your iPod. The primary consideration is how the headphones fit. Believe it or not, a bad fitting pair of i Pod headphones can seriously degrade the sound quality you experience.

There are various designs to choose from; ear buds that are similar to the headphones that come packaged with your iPod. Ear buds are relatively uncomfortable and generally are affected by background noise, which means you have to turn the volume up to listen to your music and this can damage your hearing.

The best alternative to the ear bud style are the larger enclosed earphone model with padding that enclose the ear and block out a lot of the background noise, giving a much better sound quality. They come in overhead band or wrap around styles depending on which one is most comfortable for you. Some enclosed headphones feature a noise cancelling feature which, when you switch it on, cancels out any low frequency background noise giving crystal-clear sound quality.

The other style of headphones for i Pod are the Canal Phones. These are designed to fit snugly inside the ear canal, giving better sound quality than the ear bud style. Because they are such a snug fit they are considered to be safer because you dont have to turn up the volume so much so they wont damage your hearing.

You can also buy wireless headphones for i Pod that use Bluetooth technology that give you a great listening experience without all those annoying cables and wires. Whatever your preference and budget, you will be able to find a great pair of iPod headphones that will suit you down to the ground.

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