I have had some Sony in-ear earphones for a couple of years now and one has just broken. So I am in the market for some new earphones to use with my iPod Classic/Nexus 4 on my commute to work. They need to be:

- Small (so I presume in-ear ones are best?)
- Fairly cheap (no more than £50 and preferably cheaper)
- Sound isolating or similar so fellow commuters can't hear my music
- Wireless (is this possible?)

Thanks.

If you want wireless then plenty of Blutooth options to choose from to use with the Nexus. Don't know if the iPod supports Blutooth?

Ah okay - maybe I will download all my music to my Nexus then. Currently it is only in the cloud. I have just over 3,000 songs - do you know roughly how much storage that would be? I have the 16gb Nexus.

So - any good Bluetooth recommendations? Are they completely wireless - i.e. only a cable between the two earphones? Just found this article from November last year: http://www.techradar.com/news/phone-...articleContent

16gb will hold approx 3500 songs recorded at 128kbps aac format.

Less songs if the bitrate is higher, more songs if lower.

You can get external plug in Blutooth transmitters to plug into the iPod but that is not as neat and adds bulk. OK if kept in a bag or roomy pocket I guess. This is a tiny one though:-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/JayBird-iSpo...etooth+adapter

Thanks. For £45 I don't think I will bother! Will just put some of my music on my Nexus. I don't listen to all 3,000 songs anyway!

Difficult finding some good earphones though!

Why not try headphones?

Went for these in the end: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...?ie=UTF8&psc=1. Cheap enough to try them out and see how I get on.

I don't want to spend loads on expensive headphones because I commute every day and would worry about breaking them.