are these the "older" style large headsphones or "newer" style smaller version?
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I think the smaller, which I thought didnt work we'll, a lot of static. I found the older big ones to be much better had to buy just a single one.
1771623
These are from the 2010-2014 model years. There is a smaller size for the 2015 models.
1771624
they look different from the one that came with the vehicle. so I would guess they are a "new or different style". All four sets work fine, as long as they remember to look at the screen.
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How big of ears do you have :-)Honestly tho, they are over the ear. I have two of these, the standard and the 5.1 series. Standard for my son, he's 8 and the 5.1 for me. I use these headphones for my PC, Xbox, Wii, Android, Tablet, Surface, anywhere. Now, most of those I have a stereo mini plug for them, but, the bluetooth transmitter does work with my surface and are pretty cool looking. If this company made a noise cancellation model, I would get it as well.More info than you wanted, but, I tried many headphones...From Medusa, to Turtle Beach, to Sennheiser, to Sony, to Logitech, to Triton, etc, etc...and a few off names in between. For the money, these are great. How big of ears do you have :-)Honestly tho, they are over the ear. I have two of these, the standard and the 5.1 series. Standard for my son, he's 8 and the 5.1 for me. I use these headphones for my PC, Xbox, Wii, Android, Tablet, Surface, anywhere. Now, most of those I have a stereo mini plug for them, but, the bluetooth transmitter does work with my surface and are pretty cool looking. If this company made a noise cancellation model, I would get it as well.More info than you wanted, but, I tried many headphones...From Medusa, to Turtle Beach, to Sennheiser, to... » Read More How big of ears do you have :-)Honestly tho, they are over the ear. I have two of these, the standard and the 5.1 series. Standard for my son, he's 8 and the 5.1 for me. I use these headphones for my PC, Xbox, Wii, Android, Tablet, Surface, anywhere. Now, most of those I have a stereo mini plug for them, but, the bluetooth transmitter does work with my surface and are pretty cool looking. If this company made a noise cancellation model, I would get it as well.More info than you wanted, but, I tried many headphones...From Medusa, to Turtle Beach, to Sennheiser, to Sony, to Logitech, to Triton, etc, etc...and a few off names in between. For the money, these are great. « Show Less
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Not sure on the differences, but I'll tell you this. These are by far the worst earbuds I've ever owned. And I own quite a lot, from high end, to low. I've been really impressed with the ' meelectronics' series of buds. For the price, you can beat the sound and fit.
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The new version is stronger, but has different foam ear tips, my wife likes them and they haven't broken like our first two pair. I rewired my original ones with a mini plug, and use them with ear buds.
61507
Hi there! I'm not a tech expert, but I don't think there's a difference. I re-listed it under the same listing that it was purchased for me. It was purchased for me as a gift, and I already had headphones. Sorry I can't help more
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They are smaller and more comfortable than traditional buds. They do have a very nice sound quality. I like them enough to buy for gifts this year.
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I mostly use them with my iPod. It is a 120 gig classic. I also plug them into my laptop while at school. The headphones have a standard 1/8 inch jack. Hope this helps.
1738448
No they are not, in fact they are quite large compared to a lot of headphones so taking them on the go or traveling with them is difficult.
1245571
I believe those have a remote/microphone. If you like to change the music on your device with a remote and/or you like using your headphones as a hands free device while on the phone then I would definitely buy that version. These headphones are plain and do not have those features. (Still a great buy for the price if you find no use out of a microphone or remote!)
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My husband owns these and he has a big head (hat size 7 5/8) and they fit him just fine. I don't see any mention of it the foam on the reference being memory, like on the premium. I also don't see where the reference would come with a case like the premium. It looks like the sound is the difference they are emphasizing saying it will be more "concert like" with the reference headphones. My husband used to DJ and loves his premium headphones. He uses them with just his iPhone or iPod Touch, so I think that it could all be relative depending on what you want to use the headphones for. Hope this answer helps.
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Very well. These are great headphones, but a littler larger than I thought. Def sound proof and a good price as I have checked�can always return if they do not work. Love mine. A keeper for me man.
126153
All I can tell you is that I am using the Skullcandy model S6HBGY-374 headphones. Works great with those.
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I can't say I know! I see people with both types and have never asked which they prefer. I purchased Sennheiser because of familiarity with the brand. Felt like for the price these are a great value (for my taste!). Good luck!
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Hi Marc, The model of these is simply "On-Ear" headphones. Thanks for your question.
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My husband owns these and he has a big head (hat size 7 5/8) and they fit him just fine. I don't see any mention of it the foam on the reference being memory, like on the premium. I also don't see where the reference would come with a case like the premium. It looks like the sound is the difference they are emphasizing saying it will be more "concert like" with the reference headphones. My husband used to DJ and loves his premium headphones. He uses them with just his iPhone or iPod Touch, so I think that it could all be relative depending on what you want to use the headphones for. Hope this answer helps. My husband owns these and he has a big head (hat size 7 5/8) and they fit him just fine. I don't see any mention of it the foam on the reference being memory, like on the premium. I also don't see where the reference would come with a case like the premium. It looks like the sound is the difference they are emphasizing saying it will be more "concert like" with the reference headphones. My husband used to DJ and loves his premium headphones. He uses them with just his iPhone or iPod Touch, so I think that it could all be relative depending on what you want to use the headphones... » Read More My husband owns these and he has a big head (hat size 7 5/8) and they fit him just fine. I don't see any mention of it the foam on the reference being memory, like on the premium. I also don't see where the reference would come with a case like the premium. It looks like the sound is the difference they are emphasizing saying it will be more "concert like" with the reference headphones. My husband used to DJ and loves his premium headphones. He uses them with just his iPhone or iPod Touch, so I think that it could all be relative depending on what you want to use the headphones for. Hope this answer helps. « Show Less
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I'm not exactly sure but from what I've read the specs on both headphones are the same.
1999812
To me they're a little small on the ears, and I don't have big ears. I have a set of Sony MDR's and they fit well over my ears but these aren't quite as spacious.Also I prefer headphones of this type to be a little heavier. These are relatively light weight for this price of headphones. Some people like light ones and if that's what you're looking for there are lighter ones but these are relatively lightweight as compared to, say, Sony MDR's.