Question about Sony - Earbud Headphones - Black

Hello BestBuy Team... i was wandering if the Sony - Earbud Headphones - Black
I see there is a Compatibility with Apple iPhone... but i'm interested if it's compatible with Apple iPhone 2g (the first generation iPhone)
It wouldn't even be important to me if the controls worked, only the microphone is important to me...
Thank You in advance.
Boris Dusnoki
Sony Earbud Headphones - Black
Model: DRE10IP/BLK | SKU: 9794884
With a built-in Apple® iPod® and iPhone® remote and a built-in in-line microphone for iPhone, these earbud headphones make it easy to control your music and chat on the phone.
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Sale: $29.99

I'm very confused by those. The jack clearly only has 3 inputs, meaning, left, right, center, and look to only be headphones, not a headset.
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