Head/earphones Recommendations Thread

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I normally bathe and go out immediately so my ear tends to be wet...how do I prevent the earphones from slipping out?? My ajays 2 is having this problem

Ears wet not recommended to put on earphones straight but they should dry naturally right? Can always throw a pack of tissue paper in your bag so can dry faster =) Getting the right size ear tips is important too

If not, try getting earphones that goes over the ear. =) Should be better.
 

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Ears wet not recommended to put on earphones straight but they should dry naturally right? Can always throw a pack of tissue paper in your bag so can dry faster =) Getting the right size ear tips is important too

If not, try getting earphones that goes over the ear. =) Should be better.

My head small if wear headphones like zzz...
 

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- My rig: Galaxy S3
- What type of usage: Music
- File format used in my source: MP3 320kbps
- Genre of music I listen to: Mostly Pop, Rock, Ballads, basically almost any type of genre :D
- Headphone / earphone type: In Ear
- Other requirements: Bassy yet clear vocals
- Budget (in figures): Max $120 :(
 

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My head small if wear headphones like zzz...

I see, but the UE 4000 is quite small so can give it a try.

Best to let us know your comfortable price range so we can recommend or best to dry your ears with pack of tissue paper in your bag so can wear everything =)
 

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- My rig: Galaxy S3
- What type of usage: Music
- File format used in my source: MP3 320kbps
- Genre of music I listen to: Mostly Pop, Rock, Ballads, basically almost any type of genre :D
- Headphone / earphone type: In Ear
- Other requirements: Bassy yet clear vocals
- Budget (in figures): Max $120 :(

Fischer Consonance or UE400
 

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I see, but the UE 4000 is quite small so can give it a try.

Best to let us know your comfortable price range so we can recommend or best to dry your ears with pack of tissue paper in your bag so can wear everything =)

Budget is $200 -400
Wont b looking at tdk ba200 cos I googled that there is common cases of wire issues happening
 

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- Your rig Sony Ericsson Arc S
- What type of usage Music
- File format used in your source mostly MP3s
- Genre of music you listen to pop, ballads, classical, many different genres
- Headphone / earphone type in-ear earphones
- Budget (in figures) <$100

just bought a UE350 from Stereo Plaza Sing for $79, left ear bass practically non-existent, and lower volume too compared to right ear bud. bringing back for exchange soon. wonder if any forummers have better recommendations?

read online that Logitech UE has quite a lot of quality issues recently and i am not the only one with a less-functioning ear bud. earphones also not durable, can last few days to few months only.

i was actually looking for sony earphones at first but was told that Stereo doesn't sell them anymore?
 

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I tot stereo selling ue400 for $69? not sure about ue's quality issues. the most I read is their strain relief not very well designed.

for sony please go to sony store at simlim sq. 2nd or 3rd floor one also can. I think nowhere else cheaper liao. :o
 

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- Your rig (mp3 players, amps, soundcard etc)
Note 2, Ipad 4 and Thinkpad T430
- What type of usage (movies/ gaming/ music etc)
Music and Gaming
- File format used in your source (i.e. flac, mp3 etc)
Not sure. I think is MP3
- Genre of music you listen to (classical, jazz, metal, etc)
Parov Stelar , The piano guys
- Headphone / earphone type (closed, open, cirumaural, IEM etc)
IEM
- Other requirements (if any) (mic, volume control, 5.1ch, 7.1ch etc)

- Budget (in figures)
Below $100?

I'm also in hongkong now is it cheaper?
 

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I tot stereo selling ue400 for $69? not sure about ue's quality issues. the most I read is their strain relief not very well designed.

for sony please go to sony store at simlim sq. 2nd or 3rd floor one also can. I think nowhere else cheaper liao. :o
That promo is for Feb only:s22:

- Your rig Sony Ericsson Arc S
- What type of usage Music
- File format used in your source mostly MP3s
- Genre of music you listen to pop, ballads, classical, many different genres
- Headphone / earphone type in-ear earphones
- Budget (in figures) <$100

just bought a UE350 from Stereo Plaza Sing for $79, left ear bass practically non-existent, and lower volume too compared to right ear bud. bringing back for exchange soon. wonder if any forummers have better recommendations?

read online that Logitech UE has quite a lot of quality issues recently and i am not the only one with a less-functioning ear bud. earphones also not durable, can last few days to few months only.

i was actually looking for sony earphones at first but was told that Stereo doesn't sell them anymore?
Limited ones left, UE we used to have a lot of problems with the UE 200 which we stopped bringing in afterwards.

The rest is fine so stocks still available. :)

- Your rig (mp3 players, amps, soundcard etc)
Note 2, Ipad 4 and Thinkpad T430
- What type of usage (movies/ gaming/ music etc)
Music and Gaming
- File format used in your source (i.e. flac, mp3 etc)
Not sure. I think is MP3
- Genre of music you listen to (classical, jazz, metal, etc)
Parov Stelar , The piano guys
- Headphone / earphone type (closed, open, cirumaural, IEM etc)
IEM
- Other requirements (if any) (mic, volume control, 5.1ch, 7.1ch etc)

- Budget (in figures)
Below $100?

I'm also in hongkong now is it cheaper?
When using on your iPad and Note 2 you will be using the audio only right?

Gaming ones got 2 separate cables for mic and audio
 

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Team SE, thanks for your service, and a Filipino dude who gave his personal advice to help me decide. Just got my BA200 earlier and I took my time to compare 4 different ones. Consonance, SE215LE, TDK IE800 and BA200.

Was in dilemma between SE215LE and BA200, but the clarity on the BA200 won me over. Though the bass on 215 was quite tempting, but my listening preferences were more inclined to vocals.

cheers!
 

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Mostly music on the portables but sometimes watch serial shows. Wah so chim. gaming i just use apple earpods lol. . haha
 

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- Your rig : Normal android phone
- What type of usage : Music
- File format used in your source : Should be mostly mp3 format
- Genre of music you listen to : Pop(Kpop)
- Headphone / earphone type : In-ear earphones
- Other requirement : Don't need mic and volume control . I own a Sony MDR-EX100LP ( preferably that simple.) 60% Bass 40% Clarity
- Budget (in figures) <$60 preferably . At most 70$
 

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- Your rig : Normal android phone
- What type of usage : Music
- File format used in your source : Should be mostly mp3 format
- Genre of music you listen to : Pop(Kpop)
- Headphone / earphone type : In-ear earphones
- Other requirement : Don't need mic and volume control . I own a Sony MDR-EX100LP ( preferably that simple.) 60% Bass 40% Clarity
- Budget (in figures) <$60 preferably . At most 70$

Soundmagic E10, UE350 (UE400 if still on promo), Dunu Trident
 

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Team SE, thanks for your service, and a Filipino dude who gave his personal advice to help me decide. Just got my BA200 earlier and I took my time to compare 4 different ones. Consonance, SE215LE, TDK IE800 and BA200.

Was in dilemma between SE215LE and BA200, but the clarity on the BA200 won me over. Though the bass on 215 was quite tempting, but my listening preferences were more inclined to vocals.

cheers!
Glad that you found something that you like that's the most important thing for us!

- Your rig : Normal android phone
- What type of usage : Music
- File format used in your source : Should be mostly mp3 format
- Genre of music you listen to : Pop(Kpop)
- Headphone / earphone type : In-ear earphones
- Other requirement : Don't need mic and volume control . I own a Sony MDR-EX100LP ( preferably that simple.) 60% Bass 40% Clarity
- Budget (in figures) <$60 preferably . At most 70$
Dunu Trident at $59 do try it out!
 
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I heard Dunu Trident earphone turns quite heavy when you wear it for too long . I might consider Dunu Trident , but I don't really like the design of the center part of the earphone . Any other earphone recommendation ?
 
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