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I would recommend the Roccat Syva earbuds. They have flat cable, good sound & bass, reliable (have them for over 2 years). Also as a side node, they look very cool. There are some things needed to specify about them: They have a microphone on the cable (which is pretty good, won't tangle, won't break) They have a TRRS 3.5 mm jack (that means common ...

Although I have chosen to take a look at Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear phones, I couldn't really buy it for a affordable price from my country. So I've found the Philips SHE7050BK and it covers the requirements: Good sound quality - Frequency response of 8Hz - 23kHz Reliability - To be tested Strong cable - Flat anti-tangle cables Comfortability - Different ...

I recommend: the Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear phones. They have/are: Excellent sound quality With a frequency response of 15-22k Hz, you'll get the full range of sound. The mids are a little less powerful than in some other headphones, but not by any majorly noticeable amount. Very reliable Flat cable A flat cable, being flat, is less likely to get twisted ...

You should look at Sony's MDRV6. Its very clear, very comfortable, long lasting, and has great sound reproduction. I have used it for years and is very easy on the ears and even people sitting next to you cannot hear the music so I have used it on Airplanes and subways surrounded by others. It is widely used in sound recording studios and is currently ...

The xiaomi piston 2.0/2.1 (there's a 3.0 model out at the moment) out but I've never used it before. The cliff's notes version Price: 20-30 usd depending. Got mine for 20 singapore dollars. Good sound quality - Good enough. I've tried it on my good gear on a lark and it sounds fine. My phone/whatever google play transcodes it to seems to be the limitation ...

This made for a bit of interesting research. It's challenging to phrase the search terms appropriately, but this may be of assistance. Noise cancelling headphones are "obviously" not your objective, but you may find a product that is designated as such that will work. The key term I found was "closed back headphones" which is distinct from open back ...

When it comes to quiet earplugs then Sony’s noise-cancelling model Sony WF-1000X is a great choise at around £90 on sale in Sweden right now. A budget alternative would be the Optoma NuForce BE2 which you can find for about £35 in online stores.

You could also consider custom-molded in-ears. As they’re precisely fitted for your ears alone, not only they block out noise more effectively, they can also be extremely comfortable. If you’re okay with deep insertion in-ears, you could check out the Etymotic ER4 as well. Or, consider foam eartips for your earphones.

I chose the combination of LD MEI 1000 and Shure SE215CL. The Shure device had no relevant features which would justify the price and the better headphones were a really good investment. Tested and evaluated as good.