I love my ipod shuffle 2nd generation, but I cannot use earbuds at all. Is there a padded over-the-ear headphone that is compatible with this ipod?
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I buy the cheap ear buds from a Fred Meyers ,here in Oregon,its like 7.00 dollars works great. For Christmas daughter bought and Bose ear bud I still prefer the cheaper one . I hope this help you.
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Hi scott,This earbuds supports 3.5mm stereo mini-plug. Please check the port in your ipod shuffle. Thanks. >Joffrey
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I found these: Water Sport Waterproof In-Ear Earbud Stereo Headphones for iPod/iPhone/MP3 Player Black , Can't say that I love either the player or the earphones, but they work. I wish the volume were much louder. I am still looking for earphones that I love.
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I have thr ipod shuffle and it did not work for that. It also came from the Philippines and took forever. Bestbuy.com has them cheap.
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Any device that has a 3.5mm opening that the earbuds can enter such as an iPod (Apple), or Nexus (Google) will work perfectly fine. I just listed two examples but I am pretty sure that it is compatible with the device you have :) If you are still uncertain then feel free to re-ask the question. I use these all the time on my iPhone and it's perfect. Best budget Earbuds I have seen in a while.
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No, they aren't long enough to attach to your suit, and you can't use your own earphones. You can, however, get an ipod Shuffle waterproofed. Just google it. Then you don't need a device and you can use your own earplugs.
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This is the shuffle I purchased that will not fit: Apple iPod shuffle 2GB Silver (5th Generation) NEWEST MODELSold by: EverythingDealsI have not be able to edit my review to reflect 5th generation.
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Sorry, but it will not work. It is made only for the newest shuffle. I had to buy a new one also. I looked at the waterproof shuffle, but it does not come with headphones so it ends up being more expensive. The x-1 still works great. I use it 5 hours per week.
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Yes, you can plug it to your ipod. They can get really loud so if you are a musician you can use them as (not professional) in-ear monitors, for example a drummer, that's why, in this case, they're good for "wireless monitor applications". For the "wireless" part they sell a wireless receiver (Sennheiser Ek 300Iem G3) which already comes with the earphones.
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These are standard headphones compatible with ANY modern sound-outputting device which has a 1/8" (3.5mm) headphone jack. That means that YES, these are compatible with an iPod Shuffle. Bare in mind that the iPod Shuffle does not become waterproof when used in conjunction with these headphones (unless you already have a waterproof iPod Shuffle). I hope that helps :D!
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It has a 1/4" headphone jack. Most higher-end headphones come with an adapter. Most any brand of headphones should work just fine. (Though many may disagree.) I certainly wouldn't get "ear-bud" type. The "ear-muff" version would be your best bet.
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I don't have an iPod shuffle so I cant answer your question. Be advised, though, I wish I hadn't wasted my money on this product. You will probably be sorry too.
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Anne Graham,If you are talking about the First, Second, or Fourth Generation iPod Shuffle then you do not need to use the headset provided by Apple. If you are talking about the Third Generation iPod Shuffle then you need to use the headset provided by Apple, or purchase a Belkin Headphone Adapter to go with your own personal headset.Belkin Headphone Adapter with Remote for Apple iPod ShuffleGodspeed!~SWWPD
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The $70 apple in ear headphones are amazing and well worth the money, regardless of whether you are buying them for the new shuffle or something else. I've tried others that cost much more that were not nearly as good as these.
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I don't think so. There is an "audio in" jack in the back. I tried plugging in my iPod earbuds and the sound continued from the radio speakers. There is also an "audio in" button on the side of the unit so I pushed that. No change. I looked in the instructions, and that jack is to connect this radio to another piece of audio equipment with the included cable. I'm surprised it doesn't work with headphones. Sorry this isn't more definitive.
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I have the exact same problem, my 2nd Gen just broke and the new shuffle appear to be worthless. Some people recommend buying a reconditioned 2nd Gen from Apple but they appear to be out of stock. Not sure where to turn! Ipod Nano is popular but heavier than I'd prefer. Bring back the 2nd Gen Apple!
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No, I always buy my kids headphone that are around $10-$20. They lose them. My daughter never has had problems connecting her earphones to her ipod in the case.