CrisPDuk

The sound from my Sennheiser CX300s is great, but the asymmetric leads are such a pain in the @rse when I'm doing anything other than sitting completely still

Can anyone recommend something with equal if not better sound quality but proper leads?

hughes741

best in-ear headphones ive had are shure they cost me about £70 though

jonc

I had those Sennheisers. I replaced them with Klipsch headphones, way way better than the Sennheisers. They make those Sennheisers sound like bake bean cans.

http://www.klipsch.com/image-s4-black-in-ear-headphones

Gary WRX

Try ultimate ears :-)

markr1963

Etymotics are the best I've used but they ain't cheap

Jamie

I use skullcandy when out on the motorbike £9.99 argos very good

darlofil

tk max 7.99

Jamie

Is that a shop ?

Jamie

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RobsyUK

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in the film definatly maybe ryan reynolds has the best wireless headphones ever. Right at the start of the film... Where can I get these???

hux309

Rca jet stream?

http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/10/h...ly-wireless-c/

I have sleek audio ct6, they are by far the best wireless option, but will cost you around £500

For cheap in ears id go for soundmagic.

Rob_Impreza99

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I had the ultimate ears 700 which were superb, i then got a deal on a pair of Ultimate Ears Triple.Fi 10vi that i couldn't really refuse so i bought those, the sound is unreal. Apparently a lot of recording artists use the Ultimate Ears Triple.Fi 10vi, thats what it says in the literature anyway.

Gary WRX

I have the same and yes you're right as UE were traditionally producing ear pieces for professional use. Logitech then bought them to launch a consumer brand

jura11

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Jamo

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those Dr Dre ones are amazing, tried them at costco, bloody expensive though!!!

Ramdog81

New Bose headphones IE2. Just got them best I've had and I've had Shure and Dr Dre's in the past but not lasted.