They're ideal for most situations, and usually cost less than they're larger siblings, but the lower price does often give lower quality sound. I'd recommend earbuds to most people, from adrenaline junkies to street- strolling wanderers. So it really comes down to where you'd be using it. You'll also look like a very high-tech construction worker when your wearing most sets, unless you go for a behind the head option, which I'd never recommend - they're usually quite low quality, and you'd be better off going for a similarly priced set of 'buds. The main negative with headphones are the size - some of them can be huge. In saying that, I've almost always found headphones more comfortable than earbuds. They're easier to wear for long times, since you don't get that itch that earbuds can often give, but certain sets, especially the cheaper ones, can often make your ears quite hot, and if the cups are too small they might squash your ears a bit. Headphones, on the other hand, sit on the outside of your head, and usually have much better definition and range for music. Earbuds with noise isolation can also be very invasive, since they fit into your ear quite a long way. The downside to these earbuds is usually a decrease in sound quality, since it's harder to fit grunty hardware into such a small package. Because of the in-ear fit, many offer fantastic "Noise isolation" (more on that below), as well as being more comfortable for use with helmets and beanies. Well, 'buds definitely have the portability factor in their favour, as they're designed to fit directly into your ear, as opposed to over the top. Now why would you choose earbuds over headphones? That's definitely a basic explanation, but it should give you an idea of the differences. Headphones(often referred to as cans), to put it simply, are earmuffs with a cable to plug into your music player.
To be sure we're on the same page here, I'll quickly explain the differences Earphones, also known as earphones, are smaller, lighter, and usually fit straight into your ear. There're advantages to both, as well as negatives. While often bandied about as equals, this is quite possibly the most important question to ask yourself when buying a set. We'll be explaining most of the features modern headphones come with, as well as giving you some questions to ask yourself to be sure you get the right set. Well, we don't blame you, but we're here to clear some of the confusion and make buying a set of headphones an easier experience with a basic guide on what to look for when purchasing you're first set of cans. So you want to buy some headphones, but you're lost with all the talk of "drivers" "neodymium" and "impedance".
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