Decent pair of earphones for music

[creativename]

The device I'm going to use is the note 3, mainly for music. My budget is around 100usd. Less is better.

[Lingrah]

The Razer Krakens are AMAZING for there price.  PLus for only like 10 more you can get a mic (can be used with your phone on phone calls or on your PC

[Mo5]

Shure SE-215 or ATH-M40X get my vote

[coen113]

The Razer Krakens are AMAZING for there price.  PLus for only like 10 more you can get a mic (can be used with your phone on phone calls or on your PC

they have a very sloppy bass heavy signature.

[Lingrah]

they have a very sloppy bass heavy signature.

No not realy.  Have you used them or just been told that  Maybe yours got damaged in travel or some other issues because my friends work great on his computer/ipod/my phone and they have had VERY nice bass on all.

[Captain_Slow]

they have a very sloppy bass heavy signature.

 

 

 

 

if by "bass" you mean wet farts then yes, those are the razer crapkens

[theKumba]

they have a very sloppy bass heavy signature.

I think all Razer Headphones/sets have that problem.

[Captain_Slow]

The device I'm going to use is the note 3, mainly for music. My budget is around 100usd. Less is better.

 

in ear = Klipsch S4A, or the Shure SE215

 

over ear = M40x

[theKumba]

Idk if you are open to earbuds, but there are these "Urban ears" from Hama which are basically like beats, pricing whise, but do have a pretty flat sound pattern with slightly tending to the bass heavy side, while still providing excellent highs. They cost 30€, are built extremely well and look great.

[coen113]

I think all Razer Headphones/sets have that problem.

They do

[creativename]

Uh. There seems to be alot of you misreading... I never said headphones.

[creativename]

The Razer Krakens are AMAZING for there price. PLus for only like 10 more you can get a mic (can be used with your phone on phone calls or on your PC

Those arent earphones. Thats a headphone.

[creativename]

Idk if you are open to earbuds, but there are these "Urban ears" from Hama which are basically like beats, pricing whise, but do have a pretty flat sound pattern with slightly tending to the bass heavy side, while still providing excellent highs. They cost 30€, are built extremely well and look great.

Pretty sure I wrote earphones, I dint understand why im getting headphone suggestions from the otherz.

[creativename]

Idk if you are open to earbuds, but there are these "Urban ears" from Hama which are basically like beats, pricing whise, but do have a pretty flat sound pattern with slightly tending to the bass heavy side, while still providing excellent highs. They cost 30€, are built extremely well and look great.

Pretty sure I wrote earphones, I dint understand why im getting headphone suggestions from the otherz.

[theKumba]

Pretty sure I wrote earphones, I dint understand why im getting headphone suggestions from the otherz.

lol I wasn't sure myself if earphones are equal to earbuds. Now I know.

[creativename]

lol I wasn't sure myself if earphones are equal to earbuds. Now I know.

I got so confused when someone said kraken, and then ath 40x.

[ashigikun]

earphone? which one, earbuds or in-ear (IEM)?
For $100, find Zero Audio Carbo Tenore / Basso, ATH-IM50. I prefer Tenore because bass quality > bass quantity. And it has smooth treble. Don't forget to buy Sony Hybrid tips for better isolation and more comfortable

Currently I have vsonic VSD3S, this IEM have nice sound quality too
Worth to mention: Havi B3 Pro1, Ostry KC06A
If you need mic, buy beyerdynamic MXP series, or save money for RHA MA750i
I don't know good earbuds
ATH-M40x is an headphone

[ShearMe]

If cheaper really is better, NuForce NE-600X is a great option. I've had more expensive stuff and like my 600X the best so far.

 

Pretty sure I wrote earphones, I dint understand why im getting headphone suggestions from the otherz.

 

"Earphones" isn't really a thing, so you'll just have to forgive those who tried to help without nitpicking about your word selection.

[Nadeemz]

My advice is the hifiman re 400 for a flat balanced sound they are made out out aluminum and are quite small. But for a a bit of a bass boost you can have the shure se 215 or for 125 dollars an RHA 750 they are made out of stainless steel. if you want to go cheaper the klipsch image s4ii is good sounding iem but its durability is very questionable