In-ear headphone recommendations

[CookieDunne]

Looking to pick up a good pair of in ears. I currently use my Dre Beats, which was easily the biggest waste of money I have spent, but want some in ears for when at work and travelling.

 

Don't have a budget, as long as they are worth the money I don't mind.

 

I listen to a wide variety of genres if you need to know that.

 

 

[Oshino Shinobu]

I hear nothing put positives about the IE80s.

[xnoobftw]

Looking to pick up a good pair of in ears. I currently use my Dre Beats, which was easily the biggest waste of money I have spent, but want some in ears for when at work and travelling.

 

Don't have a budget, as long as they are worth the money I don't mind.

 

I listen to a wide variety of genres if you need to know that.

No budget?!?!

LETS GO

[Feronix]

I've always been a massive fan of the Klipsch S4 II myself, but I've also heard lots of positive reactions about the Soundmagic ones, though I have no personal experience with them.

[DigitalHermit]

Budget? Location?

 

If you want something really bassy, You might like the TDK EB300... It sounds close to your Beats IEMs but costs around 18USD (locally, I got mine 50% of)...

[CookieDunne]

No budget?!?!

LETS GO

 

Well damn...that's one way I could splash out haha

Budget? Location?

 

If you want something really bassy, You might like the TDK EB300... It sounds close to your Beats IEMs but costs around 18USD (locally, I got mine 50% of)...

Don't really have a budget but not as ridiculous as the $1,000 one haha and also the UK

[xnoobftw]

Well damn...that's one way I could splash out haha

Don't really have a budget but not as ridiculous as the $1,000 one haha and also the UK

jokes aside, you could try

sennheiser ie 800

sennheiser ie 80

shure se425

[Ace Lean]

jaybirds bluebuds x ? I have heard nothing but good reviews about them and they are bluetooth in ears, could be good for going to work and back on a bike, or jogging!

[Max Ruscky]

I have the jaybirds bluebuds x and they are great for workouts and just general everyday use, the sound is good, but they are wireless which means constant re-charging. However if you want great sound I would suggest IE 80 form Sennhieser 

[Meeklo062704]

I've had my Westone 4r's for about 6 months now and love them. Westone just replaced them with a new series, so you might be able to pick some up somewhere on the cheap through clearance. They listed at $500, I got them from Amazon for $380 with shipping and tax.

[coen113]

the panasonic RP-HJE125E have the best bang for buck, propably in the world.

[NannerBeans]

A good entry level one would be shure se215 and if you're looking for high end ones, look into custom IEMs.