Koss iSpark iPhone 3GS / 3GS / 4 / iPod Stereo Headphones

I did own a very similar model but without the iPhone controlls on it.
First the soft foam is going to be an unusual feeling, and you have to learn how to put them in your ear at first. The trick is to use 2 fingers and make the foam 'roll' around 360 degree's the make the foam flat. then it easily fits in your ear. Then it takes about 3-5 seconds till the foam slowly expands, and takes up the shape of your ear. This creates a perfect sound isolation. The bass because of this is really amazing for earplug types., and you won't hear noise from outside.
These headphones are very comfy for your ears as they aren't 'hard' plastic like most of them. And definetly a few times better than the one that come with the iPhone.
I did buy mine for around 20poundds many years ago so 17pounds is a good deal.
Be careful with the cable, as the cable can be sensitive if you pull it roughly. I managed to break them when it was in my bag, there was a book on the cable and I just pulled the cord without thinking.
Other that that I loved them.

I brought these head phones to give them a try because lets face it the standard iphone headphones are rubbish.

The Koss ispark headphones are fantastic. What a diffrence.
Yes you have to squeeze the sponge into place which you get use to but the sound and base are superb.

Music on my iphone now sounds so different. Also no background noise. Even when I am clicking my fingers to the music I cant even hear that.

The only downside is that you cant control the volume with the headphone you can change tracks though.

All in all a good purchase.

Dont want to be bias but with play.com no postage fee. Thats a deal winner for me.

Peace.

I agree with all the above. iphones cost a lot money so why cant Apple make budget buds as good as these.
Only just got them out of the packet, but sound quality walks all over original iphone ones. Feel comfy and with the TV on in the background, not a lot of outside interference. The train will be the tester but I suspect they will perform ok.
I have tried other "budget" buds and these are for the price a winner.
My only concern is the thin wires and how they will last with constant use. The carry case provided should keep them safe in my bag, so careful winding before storage should suffice.

Does exactly what it says - they are surprisingly big, but this isn't a problem, they stay in your ears very well and are by far the best noise isolating earphones i have tried. I even wear them as earplugs when drumming.

Once I managed to squeeze these into my ears (seem slightly uncomfortable at first) I finally felt some warm bass from my iPhone4. Something which the standard ear buds never seemed to achieve.
One thing I am having problems with is the remote. It seems way too sensitive and keeps activating my voice control randomly causing me to have to take my phone out which is a pain. I hope this is just a fault with mine and nobody elses because it's pretty annoying.

Id give these 5 for sound, price but 3 for comfort and remote. The remote doesnt look like it does on the picture either.