I'm trying to decide between these two in ears.  These will be my first in ears which worries me a little as i'm not sure i'll like the cable around my ear.  I've narrowed it down to these two or the Shure 315.  I listen to mostly rock music, i don't like muddy sound, I like tight punchy bass with great highs.  I also like to fall asleep in my headphones so which wold be best for that.  I'm coming from some Klipsch S41 Rugged which have been okay headphones but am looking for an upgrade.  Thanks

Have you considered the RHA MA750i, I have the MA750 without inline remote, and I find them fairly neutral, with great bass extension, creamy mids and sparkly treble. Not only that I fall asleep with them in regularly.

I haven't maybe i'll try them.  So when you say you fall asleep in them.  Can you lay on your ear with the pillow pressing against the ear bud and sound still comes out?  That's the problem i'm having.

In my experience, no issue when you lay on your side as they insert quite deep into the ear canal, so no part of the iem protrudes further than the outer ear, so the sound is the same if sitting upright.

drofeel71 said:

In my experience, no issue when you lay on your side as they insert quite deep into the ear canal, so no part of the iem protrudes further than the outer ear, so the sound is the same if sitting upright.

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Just to add to this, we get lots of feedback about our headphones being comfortable to sleep in. They're all fairly low profile in design. I personally slept the entire Denver > London flight from CanJam last year in the T10i!

Let us know if you have any further questions.

RHA Team

Hello guys, I'm thinking of buying a phone, as I live in Brazil, the headphones are very expensive due to the tax rate,

Kef m200 or Shure SE425 or RHA T10I?

What should I buy?
Remember that these values can buy a B & W C5 Or M750 RHA,
Who has shure indicates the handset or better to buy the RHA T10I or Kef M200?
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If Shure 425-2-year warranty
RHA - T10i - 3 year warranty
RHA MA750i - 3 year warranty
C5 from Bowers & Wilkins - 2 years warranty
 
What to buy?