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earbuds

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earbuds
Small, inexpensive headphones that contain a pair of tiny speakers that rest inside the ears. Packaged with many digital music players, earbuds offer poor to reasonably good sound quality, depending on brand and model. See earphones and headphones.

Earbuds
Earbuds come with many MP3 players, but do not provide the best audio quality. Using the same music player, higher-end earphones and headphones offer an entirely different experience.


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