If you use the Apple iPhone headphones along with your Mac you can control the volume using the volume rocker on attached mic. That alone is not amazing, but there's one small design feature that I think is amazing. It's the combination of physical button pushing along with the Mac volume changing sound effect which make for a great experience. Let me explain.
If you own a mac and change the volume through the keyboard, normally the F11 and F12 function, you get an audio clicking noise so you can hear what sound level you're at. Once the iPhone headphones are plugged in you can also control the volume and you get the "clicking" noise as well. It wasn't until my Mac-generated clicking noise stopped working in my headphones that I realized how little noise the actual physical button makes when you change the volume. When the noise stopped I thought my headphone volume button was broken.
That's when I realized that even though there's only a small amount of travel in the headphone volume button that combined with the clicking noise made the button feel and seem a lot more substantial than what was actually there. It's an interesting audio / physical illusion. Kudos Apple.
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