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Pair of Shure SE215's at the moment.
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Pair of Shure SE215's at the moment.
EarPods are fantastic. The older model not so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chippiewill
I love the iphone 5 ones, but dont have an iphone 5 so jut use the ones that came with my iphone 4s
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Originally Posted by Red
Apple Earpods and I quite like them. The old apple ones refuse to stay in my ears :(.
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shure srh 840s :)
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Skullcandy reggae/rasta earbuds
they were cheap in HMV so I bought them
they're falling apart though so I need some new ones
I keep buying cheap earbuds and they keep falling apart i think i've been through like 5/6 pairs this year which is terrible :L i usually break the connection at the jack so then it doesnt work, i need to stop bending them
Just FYI, not only is Skullcandy terrible overpriced it also has dreadful sound quality. Sennheiser, JVC and Audio Technica all make decent In Ear Monitors at the lower price range (Ear Buds).
You're going to struggle to find In Ear Monitors which don't break easily, the trick is not to wind them too tight around say an iPod as it goes past the cable's minimum curve angle. I personally just use ~£20 Sennheiser Buds and replace them every 24 months or so.
I haven't heard much about Shure Headphones, although I have heard that their mics are fairly decent. Any thoughts on them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Matts
They sound fantastic, seriously the best I've listened to for sound quality.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chippiewill
However they're a little bit heavy (as you might expect looking at that picture) so if you wear them for long periods of time they can get quite uncomfortable :( However a couple of hours at a time is fine.
I'd seriously recommend them :D