Earphones ~£50
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Are we talking about headphones or actually in-ear earphones?
If the latter, you might be able to find Klipsch S4 II (or the original) for that price
We are talking in-ear-earphones
Thanks for the suggestionJosh Weston
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Would always recommend SoundMAGIC E10s.
Absolutely amazing earphones for barely any money there's a version with an in built mic which I bought my friend, too. May be good for gaming if you use voice coms at all.
Absolutely amazing earphones for barely any money
there's a version with an in built mic which I bought my friend, too. May be good for gaming if you use voice coms at all.Would always recommend SoundMAGIC E10s.
Absolutely amazing earphones for barely any money
Thanks again, I was acually checking those out, and they look quite good!
EDIT: I've bought the E10s. Hope they are good!
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Josh Weston
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Good choice! Best of luck, be sure to report back and tell us what'cha think of 'em.
Thanks. Is it true that the build quality is a bit dodgy (I saw this on amazon reviews)?
alxcsb
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Not really. They look quite a bit more expensive than they really are. I have the gold and black version (the gold bit looks like copper to me) and they feel nice and solid. I've used them in the gym (tugged on the cable every now and then, no problems), on my bike, never really took care of them and they are good to go.
Yes, this is a double post, but otherwise it would be lost in history 
I am really enjoying my new SoundMAGIC E10s. The sound quality is decent, and the build quality is excellent. I especially like the extremely robust wire, which is not the usual rubber, but a more hard, plasticy material (in a good way). Thanks for the suggestion guys, and I highly recommend these to anyone looking for an affordable pair of in-ears.
I am really enjoying my new SoundMAGIC E10s. The sound quality is decent, and the build quality is excellent. I especially like the extremely robust wire, which is not the usual rubber, but a more hard, plasticy material (in a good way
). Thanks for the suggestion guys, and I highly recommend these to anyone looking for an affordable pair of in-ears.Yes, this is a double post, but otherwise it would be lost in history
I am really enjoying my new SoundMAGIC E10s. The sound quality is decent, and the build quality is excellent. I especially like the extremely robust wire, which is not the usual rubber, but a more hard, plasticy material (in a good way
I looked at those as well, but then i decided to get Klipsch Image S4 "II"s, the wires looked very promising. Unfortunately all i can compare them to are the two pairs of BOSE IE2 i had. They should arrive tomorrow.
barnsley
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I had a pair of Seinheiser CX300 II as my main in ears for quite a while. They've also lasted the longest of any in ears' that I've ever had (coming up to 9 months!). I get through alot of in ears as I use them almost constantly at my work. Sound quality is pretty decent and you can't argue about the price. At home I currently use some Meze 11 in ears and they sound stupidly good.
