Less than 20$ In Ears which don't break easily?

[GamerGuy]

Hey, I have the Sennheiser 558's for home usage and they're pretty good, they are too big to carry around out of home though.

I've been threw a lot of in ears which all broke on me, I guess I'm not gentle with my stuff :c

Anyways I'm looking for in ears that won't break fast for under 20, any suggestions?

Thanks!

 

EDIT: forget about the breaking feature, any ear buds will do.

[GloriousPain]

Only in your imagination do those exist

[BasedChe]

You save more money by just getting wireless in ears or ones with detachable cables because they wont break.

[GamerGuy]

Only in your imagination do those exist

How about we drop the 'don't break fast' feature and just stick with 20$ ear buds with me being gentle (or trying)?

I think we both can imagine that being possible?

[GamerGuy]

You save more money by just getting wireless in ears or ones with detachable cables because they wont break.

Yeah, I'm starting to think I shouldn't of mentioned that, how about any 20$ ones?

[Arty]

just get the apple earpods for 30

http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MD827LL-A-EarPods-Remote/dp/B0097BEG1C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1423101576&sr=8-1&keywords=apple+earpods

[Prastupok]

Hey, I have the Sennheiser 558's for home usage and they're pretty good, they are too big to carry around out of home though.

I've been threw a lot of in ears which all broke on me, I guess I'm not gentle with my stuff :c

Anyways I'm looking for in ears that won't break fast for under 20, any suggestions?

Thanks!

 

EDIT: forget about the breaking feature, any ear buds will do.

 

I think you're looking at this wrong... you need to be more careful. It's cheaper to do that than buy rugged headphones.

[GamerGuy]

By the way, are there any noise cancelling ear buds for this price and how big of a difference do 5$ ear buds do with 20$?

[NannerBeans]

If you're budget is under $20 then just get those $7 panasonic ones because you can get 3 of they break. 

[pwn_intended]

Here. I've used these for years, they last a good long while, too. I'm using them right now, they sound great. They capture bass well, also. They're a good buy.

I had those for 3 years and they actually sounded decent. They didn't end up breaking but i lost them. I paid like $25 for them in a best buy 6 or so years ago and they were totally worth it.

[gilm0re3]

I like my JVC Marshmallow. The included memory foam tips (just like Comply) are great for noise isolation and really help bring out the bass; you can really feel it in your ear.

[MrImnotMLG]

That's like asking for your cake and enjoying it. It seems like we can only do one but not both.

[Kazetana]

You can check these out on massdrop

Link -> https://www.massdrop.com/buy/blue-ever-blue-328r

Read some good things about them. They have dropped them to $20

[dylan43270]

Nuforce NE-600x's for sure. If you had a higher budget I would suggest the NVX EX10S's which I am probably about to do a post about.

[GloriousPain]

How about we drop the 'don't break fast' feature and just stick with 20$ ear buds with me being gentle (or trying)?

I think we both can imagine that being possible?

Here's a link I found for you about best I can get either that or save up like an extra $50 and get like munitios or something else similar to that http://www.thebestearbuds.com/10-best-cheap-earbuds-to-buy-in-2014/it covers $10-$30 earbuds 

[DigitalHermit]

Check my under 20 roundup here: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/240386-digitalhermits-under20-roundup-earphones/

 

On topic, Audio Technica and Sennheiser provide nice quality and good warranty terms...

[h3ll0]

Got these JVCs for, Xmas really good sound and durability for around $20 .

http://www.amazon.com/JVC-HAFX40B-Quality-In-Ear-Headphones/dp/B0079LE43W

[ShearMe]

+1 for NuForce NE-600X