The folks at engaget tested the new Apple In-Ear Headphones and were not only pleasantly surprised with its sounds quality but also the fact that it works with the iPhone.

Apple continues to confirm to be offering quite competitive prices for the quality of their products.
One issue though is that this headset’s remove control does not work with the iPhone. You are therefore limited to voice and sound using it with iphones.

More about the review:

We’ve been wanting to get some extended face time with Apple’s In-Ear Headphones (yes, that’s the product name) ever since we spied them at the company’s Fall “Let’s Rock” event. Of course, they didn’t exactly hit the scene on time, and we were starting to get suspicious. Tack on the rumor they wouldn’t be compatible with iPhones, and we felt downright indignant. Imagine our surprise, then, at the discovery that they not only sound really, really good (warm lows and crisp highs, a distinct lack of that modern, pushy mid-range), but they do work with the iPhone (the 3G we’ve got here, at least). Regular playback is a charm, and we had no problem making and receiving calls with the buds and attached mic — though strangely the remote doesn’t seem operable on the phone, thus deflating our excitement ever-so-slightly. Regardless, the sound quality is pretty boss for the price (besting other, more expensive models we’ve checked out), and they’re a huge step up from Apple’s previous offerings. Check out some looks at the beauties in the gallery below.

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