Does anyone know about headphones?

The picture doesn't work :p

Specs are (almost) meaningless when it comes to audio quality. I say "almost" because all specs and measurements that usually are on the packaging don't tell you shit about sound quality. Two headphones can have the exact same specs can sound very, very differently! The specs that matter are usually misinterpreted by people who know too little about it - that's why I said "almost"

The pic isn't working, but I'd be glad to help as soon as it does.

Also, Earbuds don't have to be breking all the time. Either invest a) more than $15 or b) handle with care, use a carrying pouch, be nice to the cable and don't just stuff everything in pockets as fits. Preferably do both. My In-Ears have survived for the last 4 years and I bet they will live a lot longer (daily use)

You should fix the picture.

Also Lidl generally isn't known for selling quality electronics. (Though sometimes they get lucky with a generic brand since the manufacturer behind it is the low-budget version of a normal brand)

Don't know how to fix the pic so here it is http://i.imgur.com/JrAkrKv.jpg

You can try Soundlogic products. Pretty good price to performance ratio

They will work with your ipod, as they have a 3,5mm connector, but you must test them to know the quality.

If you want really good headphones, I recommend Beats or Skullcandy products. They are not cheap, but the audio quality is amazing and the product itself is reliable.

It should work since both ipod and those have 3,5mm jack.

As for being good choice, i prefer to trust some headphone test where you can read about them a bit more than tech spec.

Also, i have no issues with your pic.

Want to add that I haven't found any web with info about it, only a Lidl page in German with 0 useful info.

yup those can't be good (the brand especially is known for common low-end electro of all kind) ...
one of the specs you can rely partially to is the frequency - which would be on good headphones: Freq Range 10Hz-30KHz or lower min /higher max ... so on those Silvercrest ones the frequency range is bad, max power = max volume is low, sensitivity seems high

not much into audio specs myself, had bought 2x Superlux HD681 ~ 2.5 years ago the ger. amazon for 16€ - one pair for myself
another for my brothers kitchen pc, and their not only solid but are probably among the cheapest and best audio quality there is:
http://www.head-fi.org/products/superlux-hd-681 | http://www.thomann.de/at/superlux_hd681.htm

^ best to view some review on head-fi on headphones yourself

It works on ipod
you should really just test them first
idk anything about these in particular, but sound isolation and frequency range are important (20-20,000Hz) is what you can hear, below can be felt, though im not sure why some go above

A friend of mine once bought head phones from Lidl. Don't expect any quality from them. Most likely they will have a thin bass - or even worse a bass which constantly fills the places where there is actually no bass.
Go with your iPod to Media Markt ( a.k.a. Blödmarkt ;P ) and try the head phones with your own music. I tested various Sony, TDK, AKG and Philips there. The AKG were too expensive so I bought the Philips SHL3065 for €30. Sony head phones in the same price range sound like crap compared to them. The TDKs around €30 also sound very good, but are way too tight on the head.

I also had the Superlux HD681 DominusFerrus mentioned above. There are 3 versions of them. The normal one, the balanced (B) which has less bass and the F-version, which has even less bass than the B-version. I had the B-version, but returned them, because they were not balanced at all. Almost no bass below 80Hz makes the music sound weak and unnatural. Maybe the normal version is better, but the treble should be the same on all versions - in my opinion too much. That's why many people do a RC-Filter mod on them. Also they are not very loud compared to others. This could be a problem on your iPod.

i'm using a great phillips earbud, cheap, and more than a year working. Good sound quality and volume. Here, Brazil, it's about 15BRL or, 3/4USD/Euro. If i'm not wrong, the name is SHE1360.
Or if you got money to spent, but a Beats =p

I use Sennheiser headphones for some years now. Never got disappointed.
Currently using HD 215 with my PC and guitar amp. But they are too big to carry on the street, so outside I use ie4 model.

I own Sennheiser HD 558 and Sony MDR-10RBT
The HD 558 has amazing sound, they are open with very balanced sound but are lacking a litte on the bass side, I use these for my PC / Gaming.
The MDR-10RBT, is the opposite of the HD 558, they are closed and are heavy on the bass side, I use these for my gadgets and usually just Music.
I like them both a lot even though they sound so different.

Thanks everyone for the answers. I rather get a small but portable one since I use them in the street a lot and also small ones don't make my ear hurt since I war a earring and with the headphones I got for my pc it's kinda annoying.