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Philips, Translucent Blue, Sports Ear Buds.

I've had these headphones for about two years now, and I've only had one problem with them: static. There's very little interference when I use them with my iPod, but whenever I use them with a computer, I get a large amount of static, and the sound quality in general is poor and fuzzy.
However, they are designed to be used while running or exercising, and I don't know anyone who runs with their computer, so the static isn't really a problem.

I bought these to replace the very basic ear buds that came with my iPod. The idea of these seemed perfect, but the actual piece that fits inside the ear (the speaker) is too large for my ear, so it doesn't stay in place. The curls that go around the ear would work perfectly if the speakers stayed in place. So, these might get passed to my husband so I can try another option.
The sound quality is just fine.

I don't wear them for long periods at a time and they are pretty comfortable if you don't wear them for more than an hour at a time and I can workout wearing them with my ipod....sound is great..the buds you put in your ears could be a smidgen smaller....weighing everything out pretty good for the price.

These work very well. The rubber pieces over the ear piece come off fairly easy though. This is the second pair my son has owned. Considering how much he uses these, they hold up very well. He prefers this type over the ones that you plug into your ears.

I haven't tried a bunch of earhook models before, but when I tried these on it was love at first touch. It was like a match made in heaven. All the days of those ear buds falling off were a thing of the past. If you were to watch the notebook, I can promise you that the interaction between me and my earphones was not nearly as passionate. But I can promise this: This is hands down the best (and ONLY) earhooks I have got for the time being. 'Nuff Said.