On-ear Headphones

I had one big complaint. I prefer to attach my iPod’s carrying case and belt clip onto the waistband of my shorts. The two cable choices are both awkward — the 14-incher is too short and a 41-incher is too long. The long one gets caught too easily, like around my knee when I bend down to put a dumbbell on the floor. I could alleviate this by using the shorter cable and attaching my iPod to my shirt with the shirt clip that comes with the 3000s, but that’s not comfortable for me. A modest quibble, considering the performance.
WIRED Fantastic sound. Design prevents buds from popping out. Color-coded cables let you tell left from right at a glance. Various ear bud sizes ensures comfortable fit. Carrying case is anti-microbial.
TIRED Microphone/remote works only with Apple products. Length of 14-inch and 41-inch cables are problematic, limiting where you can attach your iPod.
What's most important about those specs, though, is that they translate into the user's listening experience.
The Vibratos come with four sizes of silicone ear fittings to ensure perfect fit and noise reduction. The sound is crisp and clear without sacrificing the bass. If you enjoy listening to music while exercising, the Vibratos also come with comfortable detachable sport earhooks.
If your downfall with past pairs of earbuds has been a poorly reinforced cable, don't worry. The Vibratos have solved that problem with a Kevlar-reinforced cable that holds up to just about anything you throw at it during normal wear and tear.
What's more, the Vibratos are equipped with a hands-free mic with a three-button call/music function. And they come with a chic traveling case, keeping all your accessories in one spot.
Think of the V-Moda Vibratos as an investment -- a solid investment for your music enjoyment that will save you from endlessly replacing $10 earbuds. Do yourself a favor and invest in the best for your ears.
You can find out more about the V-Moda Vibratos, and order yourself a pair, here.