In Ear Headphones

ER4SR shits on everything. Including full size.

>best
UERM

I've had my shure's for 10 years now, still going strong.

>>59517808
they're all garbage and bad for your ears.

Anything not $300-400?

Depends on how much money you have. I have a collection of earphones - or IEMS, whatever you want to call them. The best sounding pair that I've ever owned are the 1More Triple Driver. You can find them on eBay for under $100. I only use them at my desk at work however, because I don't really care to replace them anytime soon. So, with that in mind, I'd consider something with an MMCX cable. This way, you can continue to replace the cables as they break. You can order cheap replacement cables for $5 a pop from China via eBay. Some IEM's that use this cable type that are a decent price are the Westone Beta ADV series or the Sure SE215. Want to go even cheaper? Check out some of the "Awarded" on audiobudget dot com. See if you can find them on amazon if you'd rather not wait 2 months for them to show up from China

IEMs almost always sound good at any price point.

>>59517808
Sony MDR-XB90EX are what I use.
They've a lot of sub bass, though.
$90 on Amazon. I use them over my DT770s most of the time.
Just add an inline mic with the requested features, man.

>>59518129
Tennmak Pro
Carbo Tenore
Soundmagic E30/E10C
MEE M6 Pro
Etymonic HK5/MC5
Vsonic VSD Series
Vsonic GR07
Shure SE215

Some of these won't have inline mics but theyre still good overall

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>>59517808
Quality ones, ofc.
Klipsch R6m.

>>59517808
What's the difference between the hd and the hd pros? Is it just the thicker metal housing instead of the plastic on the regular version? As far as i know they both have dual hybrid drivers.