Turning up music to loud thru headsets have been available for how long? 40, 50 years? I say slap the idiots bringing the lawsuit upside the head and take away the lawyers license to practice. Next they will claim they found a finger in the packaging ala Wendys.

Scumbags like that just add cost to these products, and to the cost of living in general.

Common sense isn't all that common, hense the lawsuit.

Doesn't anybody take personal responsibility for their actions anymore? Is the current generation so stupid that they don't know that loud sound will damage your ears? I guess the answer to both questions is no. Stupid suit. Greedy lawyers. What more is there to say?

Maybe I'll be the litigious type. I think I'll sue the complainants and their lawyers. I've found them to be "inherently defective in design and are not sufficiently adorned with adequate warnings" about what giant ****heads they are. Such warnings are necessary so companies, businesses, and individuals can refuse to sell them anything ever, thereby avoiding the resulting hassle.

Makes you wonder if they will sue God if they forget to breath. Oh but wait I was not born with a warning label!

Back in the day if you were stupid enough to stick your butt in the fire they would call it Natural Selection. Stop the stupid people from beeding for heavens sake!

Sad thing is, this is prob not a case of stupidity, but a case of greed on the clients and lawyers parts. Too many people sit around scheming trying to figure out a way to squeeze $$ from large corporations for ridiculous things like this. They look for the loopholes, Apple forgot the warning, so did Mcdonalds on the coffee cups.

The old saying used to be "The warning sticker is there because some moron did it and got hurt"

So the new saying should be " The warning sticker is there because some greedy person will use it as a loophole to get $$ from us"

There is no doubt about that. We have too many unemployed lawyers creating work for themselves.

Apple has a bunch of defective products anyway, so when you try to take the product back they give you a long list of resons why it shouldn't be replaced. If they did replacements for their defective iPods they would go out of business.

IDIOTS. Apple does not need to make a warning about hearing loss. Turning up the volume is your own moronic choice. Common Sense is what many lack, this is a perfect example.

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