If cable length, battery, connectivity, design, fit & price are not an issue, which of these have the best SQ?

Great noise cancellation, good for workout (short cable behind neck, sweat/waterproof), and of course, great sound quality... any experiences or recommendations? I've seen tons of these in Amazon under $50 (ie. TaoTronics, Vava, Anker) but most of them seem to have fake reviews...

I only bought the Flux and will be my main IEM. I don't usually review IEMs... Joker wrote a great review here, you have to search for 2B24:   http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-298-iems-compared-sensaphonics-3max-added-10-02-13-p-778   The most important difference in sound is...

First of all, I want to thank Joker for his patience answering my questions in the search of my next IEM. I was ready to buy just when I read his review for the Flux, and from his descriptions (in italics and gray) I'll start, because I lack an appropriate language or experience to describe IEMs...

Could somebody compare them to the UE600, Ety Kids, Rock-it R20, Astrotec AM-90, some Xears and AT-CKM500?

Did anybody buy headphones from Ali Express? UE & Etymotic are very cheap...

I don't have it yet. I just have around $75-100 to spend in audio for my bday and currently I only own a JVC marshmallow half broken :)

So,correct me if I'm wrong, but I won't see any SQ improvement if I add the FiiO E11 to an iPhone 5 with IEMs like Etymotic, Astrotec, Vsonic, HiFiMan...

I would use the E11 with an iPhone 5 and a new ~ $50 IEM, decent model. What should I expect from the AMP? I never used one. Is it only volume, or the sound improve? How? Why? Thanks.

I'm transitioning from the JVC Marshmallow and about to buy a decent entry level IEM below $50, and one suggestion was the LG Quadbeat for price/quality. I don't have a defined sound signature, and I can't complain about the m'mallows, but I've noticed after reading this post that I do like the...

The Vsonic are all good reviews, but in my case there are no models with inline microphone. Also, the GR06 is $10 more than the XPA2PRO. It's a pity nobody tried it for a while yet...

What makes you feel you will be safe with the XPA2PRO and detachable cables? I know you could replace them easier, but still I wouldn't like to spend $20 every year on cable replacement — I'd rather go with a better build quality.    Anybody out there with durable Xears that can prove somehow...

I'm interested in the XPA2PRO but everytime I'm ready to buy I read about a new Xears with cable issues. Should I forget about this brand? I was looking for an IEM with inline mic ~ $50. The best recommendation I got so far is the LG Quadbeat, but I wanted to get a more higher end product and...

Are the Pure Audio XPA2PRO worthy at 35 Euros + 8 Euros of shipping? 

Did anybody try the Xears A330M?