[awt.chu]

Any best iem brand that you know with best sq and durability

 

[Slashn77]

Campfire audio or 64 audio but very expensive

 

[424358]

Kz

 

[Thumpsy]

Another vote for kz

 

[faithguy19]

Campfire Audio

 

[Deftone]

Kz

They just copied campfire...

 

[Bubblejuice]

Unfortunately, with this type of question, you're only going to get a handful of subjective responses from people. The most hyped brands so to speak.

If that's what you're looking for.. Then I'll save you some time because you'll probably hear "Campfire audio" the most. They have the longest hype train. Not to say they didn't earn it , but to each is own.

 

[Koolpep]

One could say Sennheiser and Sony - as they are in the market longer than most and still there.
One could say Westone - since they are around since 1959 and still there too. They must be doing something right.
Shure is great too!
JHAudio and Ultimate Ears (mentioning Westone again) as they work with plenty of professionals and for that you need to have great quality.
RHA has done some great IEMs and there customer service is awesome
Noble has some of the best reviewed IEMs on head-fi.
Then there is of course the already mentioned Campfire Audio, Empire Ears, 64Audio, and and and....

So - ask 3 people and get 5 opinions

 

[Ziadax]

Campfire undisputed for build quality. Soundwise IMO they're amazing too but there's also 64Audio, Empire Ears, Noble, etc trying to get a slice of the pie too

 

[papa_mia]

Whoever's making them 3$ earbuds that flooding the market.

 

[Prim8NChief]

Cool to see KZ being mentioned. Almost bought a pair of KZs but went with some BlitzWolf BW-ES2 instead. Hope I didn't make a mistake.