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The AH-C560R in-ear headphone has a 3-button remote
controller and mic that not only let you control music
functions for your iPhone® such as Play/Pause, Forward,
Rewind, or volume, but you can also use them to answer
an incoming call or end the call. This model further features
several Denon technologies designed for high sound quality,
including the Acoustic Optimizer for superior acoustic
effects, Hybrid Metal Housing made of an aluminum alloy
and resin material to absorb vibration and preserve sound
quality, and a Radial Cascade Damper to reduce vibration
noise transmitted through the cable. For optimum wearing
comfort, the AH-C560R is ergonomically shaped to fit snugly
into your ears and reduce stress, and the supplied earpieces,
made of a gentle material with low rebound resilience, let
you simply concentrate on the music, even over long hours.
Features
3-button Remote + Mic
This convenient remote controller lets you…
adjust volume with the + and – buttons,
use the center button to operate the various music and video controls
(Play / Pause / Forward / Rewind),
record voice memos (only on iPod®s that support voice memos)
Hybrid Metal Housing (machined aluminum alloy + resin material),
to suppress vibration and give you clear sound
Featuring Comply Foam Tips
Acoustic Optimizer achieves optimum acoustic characteristics by adjusting
the sound pressure balance in front of and behind the diaphragm
Ergonomic design, for a snug fit in the ear and comfortable wearing
Dynamic sound from 11.5 mm Neodymium magnet drive units
Canal-type in-ear headphone reduces external noise and
lets listeners enjoy the music
Cables of equal length for left and right channels, to maximize sound quality
1.3 m OFC cable
Comes with cable clip to keep the cable from tangling or fluttering in the wind
Branch point adjustment function with slider, to take up slack in cables
between the branch point and ear pieces
Gold-plated stereo mini-jack
Convenient carrying case
Comes with 3 sizes of ear pieces, to let user select the best size for their ears
AHC560R Specs
Type: Dynamic type
Drive units: Ø 11.5 mm Neodymium magnet
Input Impedance: 16 Ω/ohms
Sensitivity: 110 dB/mW
Maximum Input: 250 mW
Frequency Response: 5 - 24,000 Hz
Weight: 5.2 g (not including cable)
Cable Length: 1.3 m
Plug: ø 3.5 mm gold-plated stereo mini plug
Accessories: Carrying case x 1, Cable clip x 1,
Ear pieces (S/M/L size) x 1 (2 pcs/1 size),
Foam ear pieces x 1 (2 pcs/1 size)
Remote and mic are supported only by iPhone 3GS, iPod nano(4th),
iPod classic(120GB) and iPod touch(2nd), The remote is supported
by iPod shuffle(3rd). Audio is supported by all iPhone, iPod models.
Requires latest software.
Overall Rating for Denon AHC560R In-Ear Headphones with Mic - $99.99
(based on 7 reviews)
The Best iPhone headphone for the money.
By Thanarath C. from Anaheim, CA. on February 28, 2012
I bought this headphone for my iPhone 4 on December 2010. I like the black color instead of typical white iPhone headset. I scan thru the Google and found the best price plus free second day shipping so I bought and received it within two days (Thanks EarphoneSolution). The cable is long and stiff during the cold weather. The microphone is pick up my voice just fine. All of the buttons are working with the iPhone 4 as designed. The overall sound is exceptional when I compared it to Sony MDR-7506 headphone. I like it more here is why: one day I left it in my Jacket's pocket and I forgot to remove it before washing. It went in the washing machine until it completed its cycle. Luckily my wife found it before putting the jacket into the dryer. I left the headphone sit a full day to make sure it dry before I test it. When I test it, it is still working just fine. It is amazing story for me. I am using this headphone every day.
Pros:
All buttons are working just like OEM iPhone headset with much better sound quality. It is black, unlike typical white iPhone headset. It survived the washing machine tested (Please do not try that at home).
Cons:
Denon could use a softer (rubber) cable.
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Delivers More than Expected
By Huiling from Singapore on December 5, 2010
This pair of earphones was bought specifically for use with my iPhone. It delivers the sounds with clarity and the bass delivery was good as well. Although the cord is a tad bit long for me, I like that it's thick and should be able to last longer than earphones from other brands - my old Sennheisers didn't last more than a year with me due to a broken covering of the wire. I would have preferred for the Denon AHC560R to have the mic placed higher along ther cord rather than its current midway down the torso position, then I wouldn't even need the additional clip to hold it in place on the collar.
Overall, I love the sound delivered through its minute speakers. And the earphones case that came along with it is great for keeping my stuff neat and tidy. =)
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Excellent earphones
By Azmi from Colorado Springs on December 5, 2010
I recently purchased this Denon AHC560R and the S4i Image by Klipcsh. The later was good but the Denon was quite superior. It has an excellent balance between the bass and the trebble. I was quite surprised with the Denon since it had no previous reviews. I am very happy that I decided to get it. I would strongly recommend it.
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Nice Sound
By Sal from Rochester, NY on May 24, 2012
Haven't had these long so hope the quality and wires last a long time because the sound is very nice and they are comfortable in my ears. Better bass than the Shure model I tried - balance of sound works well for me. Case could be a little bigger so I would not be tempted to bend the wires to fit - may not use it so I will not take a chance on breaking those wires. There are warnings about taking care not to bend but that was nearly impossible just trying to remove them from the packaging.
Pros:
Sound
Comfortable fit
Sound adjustment
Cons:
Small case
Packaging they came in
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Clean sounding fun headphone
By DWeaver from Calgary, AB, Canada on February 4, 2011
I bought the 560R in the hopes of getting a sound similar to my Denon AH-D7000 and for the most part have been satisfied with the result..
Bass - This is usually a strong suit in most Denon headphones and IEM's and for the most part is with the 560R as well. It reaches down as low as 15hz and has a nice rumble to it. The only weakness is a lack of punch to the bass so may not be a great choice for anything requires precise beats. On the flip side the warm rich bass is very good for genres where bass is more texture than heavy beat.
Midrange - The midrange is ever so slightly recessed (or more to the point not as forward as the bass and treble) but very clean and slightly cold but full and nicely detailed. I found myself wishing it had a bit more bite but also never had any fatigue issues.
Treble - The treble is very good on this IEM, it's best feature in my opinion. Being very clear and detailed with a nice extension to it and very nice cymbal reproduction without ever coming across as hot or overly bright and no sibilance.
The sound stage on these is also above average for an IEM not as big as some of the big dogs in the IEM world but much better than alot of IEM.s and it does this without having a cavern type effect.
The overal signature is classic Denon and achieves almost as full a sound as the D7000 with just a bit less bass (punch) and slightly less midrange and treble. If your looking for an equal to your D7000 this won't do it. If your looking for a reasonably priced portable alternative to the D7000 that has a similar signature then give these a try.
As for construction I like the design of the IEM alot but find the cable is a bit awkward and thick. I live in Canada and found the cable very stiff in cold weather. These are a VERY COMFORTABLE IEM though which is a positive. I also liked the tips and the case (nice hard cloth case).
One final comment. These need a good 100 hours to sound their best with a period around 20-40hrs where they can start to sound very flat as the bass break in unlike some IEM's that sound overly punchy at that point. You need to either have patience during this time or let them play music at night at slightly louder than normal listening volumes to help them break in faster.
Pros:
Sharp detail treble but not sibilant.
Able to reach very low level of bass.
No area comes across as wrong.
Very relaxing yet detailed IEM.
Seems well built, iPhone buttons work well.
Cons:
Bass could stand a bit more punch.
Midrange could be a smidge more forward and detailed.
Treble could be a smidge sharper.
Cable is awkward and a bit stiff.
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Supersound quality
By Nacho from The Hood on January 21, 2011
Like the ear buds, it's an up grade from my other one's that I lost.pleased so far
Pros:
Good value for the price.
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Good headphones, but terrible microphone
By Kirill from Vancouver, Canada on December 28, 2010
Sound is ok, but microphone is awful, nobody can hear me. going to buy smth else because of this.
Pros:
sound
controls
Cons:
microphone
Merchant Response:
It's really hard to isolate the fault to the microphone because there are so many variables at play here: reception of the other caller, speaker of the other caller, your reception, wind, background noise, etc.
Thanks for your review!
Rating
Great for iPhone-music control
Travel
Casual Listening
