Although I like the convience of wireless, I'd prefer wired to avoid interferanace that I am experienicing.

I've asked a similar question, but have refined my requirements. I am looking for some confortable earbuds that are: Easy to drive (phone) Provide good isolation Use silicone tips Non-Wireless Build quality is important My budget is less than $100. Thanks!

The SoundMAGIC E10 sound great with my portable amp. They seem harder to drive on my Note8 when on a noisy bus. Any suggestions for easier to drive earbuds? Possibly even noise canceling? Budget can be higher considering noise canceling.

Thanks! I tried using my spares from my JayBird X2's but they didn't fit. I do a little digging for 400's.

I picked up the SoundMAGIC E10s. How can I figure out the size of ear tip replacements? I have fairly large ear canals so the large seem to fit ok. I'd like to check other tips if possible?

I have number of over the ear headphones (Beyer COP, DT990 Pro, AT M50, & Sony MDR1000X), but need some in ear headphones for work and my commute. What are your recommendations for inexpensive options (under $50) and higher end options ($150). I won't be using a portable amp. I'll be...

Can anyone recommend more comfortable earpads for the Custom One Pros?

Interesting. I don't thing of that. I figured open back would keep your ears from getting too hot.

Awesome. I'll check them out! BTW. What is the main difference between the 900 and 700s?

I am looking for comfortable open back headphones for gaming. I have a mic (AntLion ModMic) that can be attached so the design would need to allow for a small magnet to be attached to the side. Recommendations would be appreciated. Hoping to find something under $200. Thanks!

I own a pair of CALs and they are very comfortable, but mine had a buzz around 30hz and are no longer under warranty.  The CALs are extremely light but had a good sound.  I purchased a pair of V-MODA Crossfade LP which are built much better.  I haven't compared them to the CALs since they have...

Got mine on Amazon for under $40.  They fit pretty good, but sound soo much better than my other pairs!  Great recommendation! Thanks!

Regarding the Klipsch, even when you get sweaty they don't slip out? My old cheap pair tend to slip out after I get a bit sweaty.

Thanks.  I don't job much.  Its more on the stair master and biking.  I keep looking at those with the support that inserts above the ear canal and not around the ear.  The Bose SIE2 sport headphones use this design.  I've never heard them though.   Thanks! Eric

I am looking for a decent pair of in ear headphones that work great for the gym.  I wear glasses so they can't have the over ear support.  My current cheap pair fall out constantly.  Looking for something under $100.   Thanks! Eric