When I use my iPhones for music (currently have a 6), I use one of two headphones: - Plantronic BackBeat Pros - Westone UM4r The BackBeat's are great wireless

When I use my iPhones for music (currently have a 6), I use one of two headphones: - Plantronic BackBeat Pros - Westone UM4r The BackBeat's are great wireless, noise reducing over the ear headphones. I need to remember to charge them. The Westone's are in ear monitors that, depending on type of bud you put on them, have noise reducing capabilities. They are wired. They are also some of the most amazing monitors I've owned over the years. (It hurts the time I lost a pair). Sitting in a quiet space, the Westones will blow the Plantronics out of the water. In a plane, if I am not trying to comfortably sleep, the Plantronics are great. If I want to lay my head to the side -- IEMs rule the day. Apple has yet to produce a set of headphones that feel comfortable for me or deliver decent quality. I can't bike/run w/ Apple's headphones, they fall out (or hurt). If they go the route of no 3.5mm jack, I'll likely insist on one of those stupid converters. I've yet to see anything from Apple or Beats that compares to upper end IEMs for quality, or upper end over the ear phones for noise reduction.