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Question: Is this the universal controltalk or the Apple version? description says universal but reviews&video show apple version
Document: I wanted to get the blue version of these headphones, but when the blue version's price went up, this yellow LIVESTRONG version was cheaper, so I bought this. I don't know if there's much difference in the sound quality, but I'm guessing that the biggest differences between these two headphones are their color and the controltalk feature--the blue one has this and the yellow one doesn't.
The seller for this item was great. Item shipped faster than I expected! The product on the other hand was not so great. The headphones cut out the first time I wore them out (10 mile run). They were great at staying in place, and both ear buds are now currently working fine, but  the ControlTalk&#8482; Universal on-cable mic is broken.
While the yellow livestrong version is depicted as merely a color variation that costs more (with proceeds going to Livestrong), it is actually an inferior product that lacks the ControlTalk feature. You can start or stop music or calls, but cannot adjust volume or perform other functions. If you look closely at the pictures you can see the difference. And if you look closely at the product headlines as you hover over the color choices you'll notice that black and blue both mention ControlTalk, but yellow does not.
Because it is a different product. Nevertheless the description of the yellow does, as of today, indicate that ControlTalk is included.Amazon is engaging in a false advertising/bait and switch scheme here.This update is being added a few days later:While waiting for my blue pair to arrive I've been using the yellows (they were open anyway and I had already been using them when I figured out that my memory was correct and they should have had control talk). I'll return these then.
The sound quality is really good, but from the product description i was expecting it to have a volume control as well as play pause skip.
They are very good headphones for 60$ but anything else above that is not recommended it has well sound an they will not fall out your ear as it says but the quality of the cable feels very fragile and delicate compared with to other headphones.
The sound quality was decent, but I returned because it does not have the feature to turn volume up or change tracks from the microphone. My cheap Apple headphones can do that at least...
I used to be a firm believer in apple's earbuds until I tried these. These earbuds do not fall out of your ears when working out and do not skip when I start to sweat. The  only downside is that you cannot control the volume from the headphones like you can with the apple earbuds.
Tried many different sizes in ear and do not stay in. I bought these for my husband, and they are not working out well. I have the Bose headphones and they do not budge when you are doing a hard cardio workout. My husband says he has to constantly push them back in his ears while he runs.
By far the best in ear headphones out there! I've tried them all from Apple, Sony, Phillips, beats to Bose, these are the best I've ever had! I always had problems with the buds falling out when I run, but with the in ear holder they will not come out. I've had these for over a year, and they are still going strong. Not only do they stay in your ear, but they sound amazing.
Answer: Short Answer: Yes it's Universal control. Long Answer: Yes Universe However i only tested it on HTC ONE, Samsung Galaxy Note 2, and the nexus 4 & 5 with popular apps(Spotify, Pandora, Google Access, and the phones custom UI default music apps) It most likely will work for any smart phone but may vary how (might answer calls but not control music for certain Apps, or vice versa). Even the apple version works with other smart phones.