Looking for earbuds for my android phone

[notenoughtv]

Earlier this year I made the switch from iOS to android. I have some Seinheiser earbuds that have in-line control for the iPhone. The problem is that these don't work with android (play and pause works sometimes) I would like some new earbuds that work with my phone, it's too annoying to have to take the phone out of my pocket every time I want to change the volume.

There's not a fixed budget but hopefully under US$80

[NewKID]

i have the Klipsch S4a. the control isnt very good. it only has one button that works as play/pause and to pick up or hang up phone calls. the sound quality is superb though.

[AMICLG]

You have to find ones that buttons operate on the same ohms as your phone , If you tell what your phone model number is I can help you.

[h264]

You have to find ones that buttons operate on the same ohms as your phone , If you tell what your phone model number is I can help you.

What?

No, seriously.

Just look for earbuds with in-line controls for Android

[Lyons]

You have to find ones that buttons operate on the same ohms as your phone , If you tell what your phone model number is I can help you.

What? This is essentially irrelevant. For under $80, I strongly suggest the Klipsch Reference S4i's.

[AMICLG]

You have to find ones that buttons operate on the same ohms as your phone , If you tell what your phone model number is I can help you.

The way it works is "shorting out" the ground and mic on of the headphones at a certain ohms for play, forward/backwards song (there's a different ohm resistor for each button thats how microphone and all the buttons work through one connection. It's Called a multiplexer). IPhones work at a different ohms than an android phone does.

[shinigamidaiko]

You can try these apps : "RemoteControl for Earphones" and "Headset Button ControllerTrial". They're supposed to give you the help you use iPhone earbuds' controls on Android Devices.

[h264]

You have to find ones that buttons operate on the same ohms as your phone , If you tell what your phone model number is I can help you.

http://david.carne.ca/shuffle_hax/shuffle_remote.html

Ultrasonic signals and timed ACKs abound. What fun! But like just posted below, this is a signal interpretation issue on the phone's end.

[notenoughtv]

You can try these apps : "RemoteControl for Earphones" and "Headset Button ControllerTrial". They're supposed to give you the help you use iPhone earbuds' controls on Android Devices.

I'll check that out

[notenoughtv]

You have to find ones that buttons operate on the same ohms as your phone ' date=' If you tell what your phone model number is I can help you.[/quote']

I have the Galaxy Note 2

[Lyons]

You have to find ones that buttons operate on the same ohms as your phone , If you tell what your phone model number is I can help you.

It's called 'impedance', ohms are a unit of measurement.

[AMICLG]

You have to find ones that buttons operate on the same ohms as your phone , If you tell what your phone model number is I can help you.

Not what I was talking about Lyons check out h264's link thats exactly what it is. I built a led display will only 10 pins powering 50 leds individually operable it's the same concept thats how TV,Phone, Internet go through one cable.

[Lyons]

You have to find ones that buttons operate on the same ohms as your phone , If you tell what your phone model number is I can help you.

Sigh... -.-

[AMICLG]

You have to find ones that buttons operate on the same ohms as your phone , If you tell what your phone model number is I can help you.

I know what you mean but to know what I mean you have to have a little background knowledge of circuitry. I was just saying how it works through 1 pin using multiplexing and that iphone uses a different standard that most other phones.Thats why the headphones don't control the phone. Also Ohms for headphones and circuitry are the same sorta; both electronic but work in the same and different ways. You can do some weird things with resistors and some creative wiring. (http://hackaday.com/?s=troll+physics)