2 Pack for iPhone Headphones Wired Earbuds Earphones Nosie Reduction Built-in Microphone & Volume Control Compatible with iPhone 14/13/12/11/XR/XS/X/8/7/SE/Pro/Pro Max,Support All iOS System.
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- High quality sound: High sound clarity,beautiful sound quality, realistic simulation effect, even with headphones over the effect is very good, bring headphones can reduce the impact of external noise.
- Built in Microphone Multi Function Button: The remote control allows you to adjust the volume, control playback, and answer or end calls by pinching the cord. The internal speaker maximizes sound output and minimizes sound loss to provide you with high quality audio.
- Wide Compatibility:Adapts to iPhone 14/14 Pro Mxa/14 Pro/13/13 Pro Mxa/13 Pro/12/12 Pro Mxa/12 Pro/11/11 Pro Mxa/11 Pro/iPhone X/XS/XS Max, iPhone 8 & 8 Plus /7 & 7 Plus iPad Pro/Mini 4, support all iOS systems.
- Easy to connect: As this headset is a Bluetooth connected version. You need to open the Bluetooth of your phone or tablet, and then plug the headset to connect them. When you next use the headset, it will automatically connect to your device within 2-8 seconds (Note: This is very important and is the first step that must be completed.)
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Brand: DisRun
Color: T-white
Form Factor: In Ear
Model Name: IES-CR-FW
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Wireless Communication Technology: FM
Special Feature: Noise Isolation
Included Components: CD
Age Range (Description): Teen
Material: Plastic
Style: Lightning
UPC: 721545329509
Manufacturer: DisRun
Package Dimensions: 3.9 x 2.76 x 0.67 inches
Item Weight: 0.634 ounces
Item model number: IES-CR-FW
Date First Available: June 12, 2024
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Arrived fast. Pkg’d ok. In order to make work need to go into settings choose bluetooth and connect (something one doesn’t need to do with Apple brand). I have small ears and most ear devices don’t work for me. Though they look identical to Apple brand they were too large for my ears.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024 by Pacific Swimmer
The title of my review is a quote from the new feature length documentary, 1 hour and 37 minutes to be exact, featured on the brand spanking new Blu Ray release of one of the greatest horror films of all time, An American Werewolf In London. It's fresh in mind, mostly because I just watched it, and because I recently had a debate where someone assumed that if the majority likes or dislikes a film when it comes out that makes what they say so. Guess not. This film received poor reviews when it came out. Most of which revolved around negative accusations against Landis not knowing whether to make a comedy or a horror film. I guess they never saw Abbot and Costello Meets The Wolfman. Yes, this is a HORROR film, not a horror comedy. It's a horror film that happens to be funny. There's two type of funny horror films: goofy ones without a serious bone in their body, often referred to as splatstick(Dead Alive, Evil Dead II, Return of the Living Dead) and the harder kind, the kind that requires more restraint, the kind like American Werewolf. See, there are funny bits but they all come from the characters realistically dealing with an absolutely absurd circumstance like, say um, TURNING INTO A WERWOLF! The trick here is similar to what Shaun of the Dead did. The characters were funny but the zombies weren't. They would literally tear you apart and eat you alive in a very graphic fashion. There were no thriller jokes involving syncrinized dancing undead, or fish out of water timeline gags with talking corpses. The same applies here. The werewolf story is tragic, sad, horrifying and deadly. The scene where the lone commuter is attacked by the wolf in the tube is still one of the few scary werewolf moments ever committed to film. Not to mention the opening scene on the Moores, which works more so then not due to Griffin Dunne's realistic and terrifying screams of agony as he is ripped to shreds. Plus, a good thing to do in horror is to make the characters funny. This lets the audience warm up to them faster, since most horror films don't have the time for Jane Austin levels of character development. When they're funny and charming then the death, mutilation and terror to befall them works even better. Of course the Blu Ray transfer is the best this film has looked in years. The DVD had a huge grain problem. This Blu Ray does away with most of that but, it has more to do with the lighting and film stock, but it's only there in glimpses and not often. All the special features are the same as the previously released DVD minus two. We get the feature length documentary Beware of the Moon: Remembering An American Werewolf in London and I Walked with a Werewolf. I Walked with a Werewolf is disappointing. It's only a seven minute interview with make up and creature creator Rick Baker. He rehashes some things he said in the previous Rick Baker feature from the first DVD, and some of this feature's material is featured in the full length doc. The only new thing this featurette adds, and this is an annoying add, is innocuous tid bits about Rick Baker's involvment with the upcoming The Wolfman remake. This is fine and well, but nothing of substance is said. Beware of the Moon is the most comprehenssive doc ever produced for this film. Sure, a make up effects and horror buff like myself knows most the info and stories by this point from reading movie books and Fangoria magazine, but it's nice to have for posterities sake. The biggest focus of the doc is the make up effects of course. What's really neat is we are treated to some outtake footage of the effects, unused test footage, and behind the scenes pics I've never seen before all thorughout the doc. This doc starts in 1969 and goes to the film's release. The whole cast, the ones still alive, are all interviewed, EVEN THE DARK PLAYER FROM THE SLAUGHTERED LAMB shows up! Now that's what I call thorough. It's cool getting stories from David Naughton and Griffin Dunne, who seemed to not be fond of his whole make up process. Dunne's most interesting tale involves the moment he found out the final third of his character's performance would be done by a puppet. He was not happy and voiced it. They met him in the middle and let him control the mouth on the puppet. That's one I didn' even know. Pretty cool. Another one I found most intereesting are the stories behind David Naughton's and Griffin Dunne's casting. Neither had to audition. For the details just check out the doc. Besides the Baker and Landis interview from the previous DVD release the other really cool feature worth checking out is the commentary by Dunne and Naughton. Their reparte' is still there all these years later. You can really tell why you cared so much for them in the film and their character's friendship just hearing them outside of their roles. Even if you don't like commentary tracks you should give this one a spin. The bottom line is, even if you don't have Blu Ray yet, this is worth the triple dip(fourth dip if you count the video cassette for me). They re-released this film on DVD with the same features as the Blu Ray in a two disc set, so no one can be left out. Corny I know, but this film is such an influence and never outdone or done as well, with the exception of the forementioned Shuan of the Dead. This film is a classic and it truly is a very funny and very scary horror film.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2009 by David J. Brown
5 Stars = Masterpiece I First saw "An American Werewolf in London" in the theater, way back in 1981. 1981 was the greatest year for Lycanthrope films, not producing one or two masterpieces, but three! "An American Werewolf in London," "the Howling," & ""Wolfen," all different, but all masterpieces in horror, let alone the Werewolf sub-genre, & I loved it, as Werewolves were always my favorite monster, other than giant monster films. "An American Werewolf in London" stands as my third favorite horror film of all time, behind "Hellraiser" & "the Exorcist" historically, but I find myself enjoying "An American Werewolf in London," now more than "Hellraiser." That is really saying something for me & this film, as I've watched the film probably fifty times in the thirty years it has been out. This is what truly makes a great horror film, or any great movie for that matter, one that repays the watcher with great entertainment, viewing after viewing, year after year. A movie that you can probably almost recite every line of dialog, & you find your self sometimes spouting off lines from it in a conversation. That is what "An American Werewolf in London" means to me. "An American Werewolf in London" is without a doubt in my opinion, the greatest comedy/horror movie ever made. It has terrifying moments of dread & suspense, it has great jump out of your seat scenes, & it has comedic scenes that match the terror & horror of this film, a relief from the tension it builds. It is filled with pathos, comedy & creepiness all at the same time in scenes with David & Jack. Jack was killed by a Werewolf in the first part of the movie (that in it's self is one of the greatest scenes in horror) & rises back from the dead to tell David who was also attacked, but survived, that he will become a Werewolf in two days, the start of the full moon. David does not know whether he is hallucinating or dreaming Jack at first, & questions his own sanity. These scenes are some of the best in the movie, they truly make you jump when you first see Jack appear. They make you laugh with their delicious black comedy. They make you shudder with their eeriness as Jack talks straight to David about becoming a Werewolf, killing people, making others, & that he is the last in line of the Werewolves & should take his own life, so all the victims from previous Werewolf attacks can move on from being bound to walking the earth. There is such pathos in these scenes, that it causes sadness, as the two actors are truly superb in their performances, there is great chemistry here. I really can't understand why David Naughton, who plays David, fell into obscurity after this film, his sad, funny, & terrifying performance as the man doomed to be a werewolf is one of the greatest performances in horror. You really feel empathy for this person. You care what happens to him. You feel his pain. Also a special mention for David's dream's sequences, truly disturbing dreams. All of the actors in this movie give top flight performances, from the men & a woman at the Slaughtered Lamb, to the doctor who cares for David, to the beautiful, truly talented actress, Jenny Agutter, the nurse who falls in love with David. The end scene is a real heart wrencher. I'm not ashamed to say, even after all these years, it gets me every time. The make-up & transformation scene in this film was & still is a landmark, & 30 years latter, it has not been matched, though "the Howling" came close. Speaking of "the Howling," Rick Baker started doing make up for that film, but then left for "An American Werewolf in London," because this was his & John Landis's dream movie. Rob Bottin then took over the reins for the make up of "the Howling" & did a wonderful job, as he has many times since. I've always liked two legged Werewolves over four, but it is a great tribute to Rick Baker, that he has made the most terrifying Werewolf ever, one with four legs. A hound straight from hell, right in to your worse nightmare! A special mention has to be made about the soundtrack to this film, one of the greatest in horror! "Blue Moon," "Moon Dance, & "Bad Moon Rising," really add atmosphere to this film. The original music is great too, especially during the scenes with Jack & David. All of sound track first rate, which is so important to making a film more successful! Anyone who has even a remote interest in horror films must see "An American Werewolf in London, not only because it is the greatest Werewolf film ever made, or for that matter, one of the greatest horror films ever made, but it's more than that, it is a masterpiece of movie making! Long destined to be a film remembered for decades to come! The Blu ray was great! Though there is some grain in some of the scenes shot at a distance, but the close ups are crisp. The colors are vivid. The sound is great for a film this age. Well worth the upgrade!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2011 by JAMES MCCORMICK
Style: Lightning
Nice product
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024 by Kindle Customer
Style: Lightning
It works but it took me a little while to see how it works, I am not use to deciding between , Bluetooth, speaker or iPhone as displayed on my phone when I plug them in. This is new to me
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024 by Ruth Aspinall