Steelseries Flux In-Ear Pro

[zarrexx]

Hi, I cant make a decision on whether to buy these earphones, I have the Apple Earpods, If someone had a chance to try both out could they compare:

• Comfort
• Sound Quality
• How well they stay in

 

Thanks!

[_ASSASSIN_]

oh, I see, in the title, sorry about that, but tek syndicate did a review on them, sadly there aren't really any good earbuds as most easily fall out of your ears and have to be at a low ohm level to be powered by your phone only, I personally am not a big fan of in ear buds, but I just have to deal with them because my AKG's are too high of an ohm rating and they are way too big to carry around in public
review in question

[Str_Mape]

these? no links?

It's just a guess but based on the title he probably means the Flux In-Ear Pro.

http://www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-In-Ear-Headset-Gaming-Music/dp/B00BHSTWRQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382484115&sr=8-1&keywords=flux+in-ear+pro

[ShearMe]

Comfort is the same as any over ear IEM.

SQ is worse than cheaper IEMs.

They stay in to the same extent as any over ear IEM.

[zarrexx]

Its in the Title, but here is the link anyways: http://steelseries.com/products/audio/steelseries-flux-in-ear-pro-headset

[zarrexx]

so there not worth 150 dollars?

[Shikarikato]

Se-215 or  RE-400 + Foam tips seems to be the better option.

[ShearMe]

so there not worth 150 dollars?

Heck no. I bought mine on sale for $90 and was still disappointed.

[zarrexx]

OK thanks Guys, if they are not any good why does both Slick and Linus use them all the time and give good reviews about it?

[MayflowerElectronics]

Actually the earpods sound pretty good for $30, and they stay in my ears very well.

[ShearMe]

OK thanks Guys, if they are not any good why does both Slick and Linus use them all the time and give good reviews about it?

Because they're not big audio geeks?

It's not a bad set, I just think you could do better for the price.

[zarrexx]

Ok thanks to everyone, probably just going to stick to the Earpods