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Question: Can this headphone be used in iPhone 5C?
Document: I have used the headphones for around one month and I am very satisfied with sound quality. It has less power when the switch is turned off, but still ok. The controls in the cable work perfectly fine with my iPhone.The noise cancellation works fine when using the hoover.The light feature is cool, it is not too blatant.The only issue with the headphones is that people around you can hear some sound from it when you are using it loud.
I would say it is ok. The headphone itself doesn't really isolate most of the noise from outside world like BOSE 15 does even though the  button is on. But it is still better than my V-moda 80 in this perspective. However, the sound leakage is problematic for me. If the turn up your volume on my iPhone to 50%, the one who sits next to you will already slightly hear what music you are listening.
Sides of the headphone light up blue. I haven't really used them on a phone call yet but hopefully it works well.
Awesome headphones, nice packaging, nice built, but i have just used them for 1 day, so you can call it my first impression, but its good till now :).As soon as you look them, they don't look cheap, infact they look what headphone with this price range should be.They are very comfortable, i had experience with bose QC and B&W; P3, both of them are good too.
The Bose must be used with noise canceling on - it's not possible to listen to music if it's not. This brings up another issue - batteries. The Soul requires two and the Bose only needs one. I've really grown to dislike the battery compartment on the Soul as it is frustratingly difficult to get off - I think this is a significant design flaw - especially for a $300 headphone.
I've never had HD headphones before but ear buds have been killing my ears lately so with this being a gold box deal, it seemed perfect. I've never used any other kind of headphone like this before to have anything to compare it to but I adore these things. There's two settings (I have no idea what you would call the difference in the switch--it has more bass when it's on) but it sounds fantastic.
The headphone is made of plastic and it is easier to break. If you do not use it, you should put it into the case.One more thing, this headphone is very comfortable to wear. i used it for couple hours and It didn't hurt my ear since it is over-the ear designed.For $99 ? You can't go wrong with it.For 299? You should go somewhere else to check out other competitive products. There are so many good headphone within $300 dollar price range.
There is no indication as to how much this may tax battery life so I really don't use this "feature".While the headphones can be used alone for noise cancelling without listening to music, two "flat tangle free cables" are provided, along with a couple of adapters that may be used to connect to different devices, including use on an airplane. As a stand-alone noise cancelling headphone, the SOUL does a fairly good job.
I was very excited to get these headphones. They were light, neat looking, and seemingly great quality. But as I opened the package and started to use them, as i plugged in the first headphone, i was utterly disappointed. It sounded worse than those old single ear buds that people used to use on AM transistor radios. In fact, both of my headphones were defective. They just didn't work. I couldn't hear the background music, at times i couldn't hear the primary singer.
I bought these about a month ago and have been very happy with them. They work well with my iPhone 5. Very comfortable over the ear. Highly recommended.
Answer: yes should work fine.  I use my with Iphone5 and controls volume track and answers calls no problem.  Currently using the IOS 7.03 update.  Best value for dollar in Headphone out there.