I would assume the difference between the A and I models is the inline remote. The Model number on the phone is the same for both models.
nathanlt89
8 Dec 15#5
xsi = iOS / xsa = android, probably same but designed so the controls work with the specific device
sidog
8 Dec 15#6
I used to use AKG microphones when recording instruments, always good sounding audio from them. I haven't listened to a pair of their headphones/earphones but I would expect quality.
Might grab a pair of these.
Jon_Snow
8 Dec 15#7
Amazon reviews aren't that great. Was about to buy. Confused now.
AKG aren't what they used to be since they outsourced the majority of their production to China.
dEvanston
9 Dec 15#9
You need to spend circa £100 for semi-decent earphones.
RobF50 to dEvanston
9 Dec 15#10
I don't agree with that sweeping statement.
I have some Shure earphones which were £150ish, and some cheap £10 JVC things that sound fine, just the lack in build quality.
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Might grab a pair of these.
>http://www.amazon.co.uk/AKG-Ultra-Small-Lightweight-Headphones-Microphone-White/dp/B00E89ASPQ
I have some Shure earphones which were £150ish, and some cheap £10 JVC things that sound fine, just the lack in build quality.
I bought these as a set to leave at work:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/xiaomi-hybrid-dual-drivers-earphones-headphones-now-only-11-44-gearbest-2341937