Lightning headphones: 7 recommended headphones for the iPhone
Since the iPhone 7, headphones can only be connected to Apple smartphones via Bluetooth, Lightning connector or jack adapter. If you don’t like the Bluetooth sound and can do without annoying adapters, we recommend these 7 Lightning headphones – from entry-level to luxury class.
1. Apple EarPods: The entry-level model from Apple
Good and cheap: Apple’s EarPods offer a usable sound despite their low price.
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2. Skullcandy Set IN-EAR: Firm hold in the ear
The Skullcandy Set IN-EAR supports high-res audio formats.
Image: © Skullcandy 2022
The manufacturer Skullcandy also offers headphones with a Lightning connector. the Skullcandy Set IN-EAR sit firmly in the ear thanks to their elastic attachments. The headphones are designed for high-res audio formats and feature noise cancellation. The integrated microphone also allows the Lightning headphones to be used for phone calls and video conferences with the iPhone.
3. Beats urBeats3: The little bass monsters
The urBeats3 have powerful bass but skimp on the mid and high frequencies.
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4. Pioneer RayZ Plus: With noise canceling
Practical: Thanks to the Lightning adapter in the cable, you can also listen to music while charging.
Image: © Pioneer 2019
Pioneer’s RayZ Plus headphones combine good sound quality with practical functions. The headphones with a Lightning connector are compatible with Siri, for example. Another nice feature is the charging adapter in the cable. So you can keep listening to music even while charging your iPhone. In addition, the headphones have an intelligent mute function that mutes the integrated microphone when you are not talking – and activates it again as soon as you speak. Noise canceling is also part of the equipment.
5. Libratone Q Adapt In-Ear: With four levels of noise cancellation
The special feature of the Libraphone Q-Adapt headphones is the four-level noise cancellation.
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Libratone was one of the first manufacturers to react to the elimination of the jack plug on the iPhone. The in-ear version of the Libratone Q-Adapt headphones even appeared exclusively with a Lightning connector. The headphones offer four levels of adjustable noise suppression, and thanks to this you can decide for yourself how loud you want to perceive your surroundings. A trump card is the crystal-clear sound reproduction – but the basses are unfortunately somewhat weaker.
6. Sennheiser Ambeo Smart Headset: With 3D microphones
Sennheiser’s Ambeo Smart Headset offers good audio quality and two 3D microphones.
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The Ambeo Smart Headset from Sennheiser is one of the premium headsets with a Lightning connector and is now available for a comparatively low price. In addition to a good sound, the Lightning headset has two microphones for 3D recordings – not just for the voice when making calls. They can also be used as recording devices with the iPhone for video recording via the Ambeo app. A three-stage noise canceling function is also on board.
7. Bowers & Wilkins P9 Signature: The noble ones
The P9 Signature headphones from Bowers & Wilkins cost a lot of money, but they are well made.
Image: © Bowers & Wilkins 2019
The P9 Signature headphones from Bowers & Wilkins have a proud price: the noble headphones cost between 700 and 1000 euros. But they also offer first-class sound and workmanship. Ear and head pads are made of the finest Italian leather, the lightweight frame is made of aluminum – but the real highlight is the built-in technology. A subtle tilt of the drivers creates an effect that makes you think the music is coming from the front. In terms of design and technology, the P9 Signature headphones are in the top class. Incidentally, the Lightning cable costs an extra 45 euros.
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