The MEElectronics M9 Classics! I've had these over a month now, and I'm confident in saying that they're among my all-time favorites for a few reasons.
Price: the first (and reason I originally purchased them) was because they're so damn cheap! $9.99? Wow, that's not a lot. But what should you be expecting for $9.99? Well these aren't just cheap plastic Skullcandy earphones you'll find at any checkout aisle, they're capable in ear monitors, which brings me to my next point.
Sound quality. What do I mean when I say that? Well I'm a musician, and I'd go so far as to say I'd be comfortable mixing with these earphones if I had to. These are fantastic when they have a good seal. I don't use any of the supplied tips, but use MEElectronics's largest triple flange tips, as they fit my ears better. The bass is great, and everything else is prominent and crisp and clear. I'm a huge of MEElectronics's sound signatures (I use the M6s as my current stage in-ear monitors), and these don't disappoint in that regard either.
Comfort: when I have the triple flanges in, they're super comfortable. Like, fall asleep on your side while wearing them comfortable. Haven't had much issue with these coming loose or out of my ears either on longer walks.
Lastly: the build quality. Some companies tend to cheap-out when it comes to building their earphones. MEElectronics does not. These are constructed of a great feeling metal, and have nicely placed bass ports on the outside. And like all MEElectronics's products, the strain reliefs are of fantastic quality, and the cord is great (more of a rubbery feel than the M6s powdery feel, but still great).
What I was originally hoping for when I bought these was a more casual feeling and looking earphone when off [or on] stage, than the MEElectronics M6s. These have completely surpassed my expectations. For a $10 earphone, you will not find something that sounds, looks, or feels better than these.
Kenny Ingram
Price: the first (and reason I originally purchased them) was because they're so damn cheap! $9.99? Wow, that's not a lot. But what should you be expecting for $9.99? Well these aren't just cheap plastic Skullcandy earphones you'll find at any checkout aisle, they're capable in ear monitors, which brings me to my next point.
Sound quality. What do I mean when I say that? Well I'm a musician, and I'd go so far as to say I'd be comfortable mixing with these earphones if I had to. These are fantastic when they have a good seal. I don't use any of the supplied tips, but use MEElectronics's largest triple flange tips, as they fit my ears better. The bass is great, and everything else is prominent and crisp and clear. I'm a huge of MEElectronics's sound signatures (I use the M6s as my current stage in-ear monitors), and these don't disappoint in that regard either.
Comfort: when I have the triple flanges in, they're super comfortable. Like, fall asleep on your side while wearing them comfortable. Haven't had much issue with these coming loose or out of my ears either on longer walks.
Lastly: the build quality. Some companies tend to cheap-out when it comes to building their earphones. MEElectronics does not. These are constructed of a great feeling metal, and have nicely placed bass ports on the outside. And like all MEElectronics's products, the strain reliefs are of fantastic quality, and the cord is great (more of a rubbery feel than the M6s powdery feel, but still great).
What I was originally hoping for when I bought these was a more casual feeling and looking earphone when off [or on] stage, than the MEElectronics M6s. These have completely surpassed my expectations. For a $10 earphone, you will not find something that sounds, looks, or feels better than these.
Kenny Ingram
