Quote:   Well, to be honest, I feel like the moment I started researching for buds the MG7s stood out here on the forums.  And the looks don't bother me. I want to get the black version so they will be discreet.  I've seen pictures of them in-ear, and they don't look that terrible once...

I have decided on these for my first mid tier IEMs. Right now the best deal I can find is for $150 including shipping, but I've heard it often can be found for cheaper.  I'm interested in the Onyx Black version only (product # 010-045).  What's the cheapest you guys have seen them/bought them...

Quote: Am I mistaken, or couldn't you used to get these for sub $100, sub $120 easy?

How reliable is www.earplugstore.com? And if I buy a new item that is Open Box, should the warranty still apply?

Quote: I've really been looking into the Mg7s, and I must say that I am pretty convinced that for IEMs in their price range they are far and away the best.  the only thing that I am not sure of is the comfort/seal/tips. I've never worn my buds with the cable over ear.  is that something...

That's the warranty, or a lifetime policy on the product

Quote: If I'm not mistaken, isn't it only a 2 year limited warranty?  

i know this is an old thread, but it came up in my own search for a durable set of IEMs.  how durable are the Atrio MG7s or the PureSound ClarityOnes?? And what did you end up buying Poak?

What do you guys think about the ClarityOnes?

Woah thanks for all the feedback guys!! As far as the sound, I know what I said sounded a bit hypocritical, but what I meant is since the music genres I listen to are bass heavy, I don't want the bass to be overbearing.  I guess what I'm looking for is what some people define as a "punching...

look pretty nice! i guess if i camp on Amazon i can get um for under $100 (preferably the black version). how are the klipsch x10? I seen um on Amazon right now for$140.  should i snatch um up?

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Quote: haha sweet. have you listened/heard of the vibratos at all?  

Oh, and ones that I have been looking at so far are the Klipsch S4s and V-Moda Vibratos. Each with mixed reviews of course, but nothing in that price range is gonna be without flaws. What I have heard about the S4s is the bass can be too heavy, but some say after burn-in they are auralgasmic. ...

Just looking into buying a pair of buds that I can use when I walk around, workout, video chat, etc.  Sort of an all-purpose set that has decent durability.  Preferably under $100 but if justified can go up to $150, maybe higher.  I'm by no means an audophile, but I do care for clear sounding...