Have same question. How good are these for sweaty workouts? It's either L2P or Mpow T5 for me, and even with the amazing deal right now, the Mpow T5 are like half the price (and IPX7).

Looks amazing, but I've been scammed by random Shopify vendors before (ended with a credit card dispute). Anyone ever hear of this vendor?

Unfortunately looks like the Aliexpress store does not ship to the US?

Strangely enough, the MPOW T5 are back on the US Amazon site.

Anyone still see MPOW T5 on (USA) Amazon? I've been periodically checking the pricing for them and today they just vanished.

Yeah, exactly. I brought them up because they sounded amazing when I first started using them, and they definitely met a need, at a really reasonable price. Such a shame that they didn't last... But every once in a while I feel like trying another pair to see if I was just unlucky.

One possibility is to get a good-isolating MMCX IEM (e.g., a Shure SE215 or SE535), and pair it with a TRN BT20S. I've read a lot of positive reviews on here for the TRN BT20S. I will say, though, that I do have a pair of BT20S and I've had mixed to negative experiences with them. First, they...

Of the ones listed, I've only tried the Shure SE215, which I happen to love.  They're very comfortable for me, and they can even be used for noise-blocking when trying to sleep, since they don't stick out of your ears.  The QC15 are also very comfortable but good luck wearing those while...

I also love the sound of the Klipsch X10s, but I will say that I have some issues with fit.  A lesser cousin is the Shure SE215 that do not sound as good but that I prefer more overall -- they're significantly more comfortable for my ears.

I've heard that the Klipsch warranty does not cover cables.  That said, I have a pair of X10s that I love, and I'd recommend them if you can get a good quality used pair in your price range.   The SE215 are also very good -- they have a more bassy feel but personally, I find them to be the...

You could try the Audio-Technica ATH-CKM50s, cheap and bassy and a cult following of sorts:   http://www.head-fi.org/t/592457/the-ath-ckm50-the-ckm-family-impressions-first-look-at-the-new-ckm500-pg-86

Yeah, I second the Sportapro, very handy to have options when wearing them.  I like the KSC75s but I personally find them annoying to put on and take off.   IEMs are good too -- something like a Shure SE215 would work very well, but would be at the very top-end of your price range.

Depending on whether or not you're willing to wade into the used market -- the Klipsch X10 can be had for about $100 on the forums here, and are another option.

Phiaton PS 200 IEMs for $129.99 at Overstock.com -- good deal?  Gets a good write-up in Joker's list.   http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/Phiaton-PS-200-Primal-Series-In-ear-Earphones/4814304/product.html    

  FYI, now the mic-ed version of the M4 is on sale at Amazon for $28.   http://www.amazon.com/Brainwavz-Headphones-headset-iPhone-Smartphones/dp/B0068Z9YUS       Quote:  

Sportapro is good for working out, particularly for things like jogging where you need to be able to hear ambient noises.  Not everyone likes the 'dual action' band (can be worn over the head, or behind the head) but I've used it both ways and appreciate the versatility.  And ... reasonably...

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Anything Cowboy Junkies -- but particularly the Trinity Session album.  Bjork -- anything from Vespertine, or parts of Post.

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