Apple In-Ear Headphones review

Can these improve your iPod listening experience?

Apple In-Ear Headphones
Reviewer
Stuart Miles
Review Date
5 January 2009
Manufacturer
Apple
Price as reviewed
£54
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Our score

7/10 7/10 See more with this score

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