I plan to use them with my head leaned on the cushion on one side, do you know a good pair of iem comfortable but also good in audio quality?
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Good comfortable IEM for bed-life?
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joel8700
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I use a pair of blon bl03s, they're pretty small and the fit is secure. I used to use my pair of Blessing 2 Dusks but the nozzle doesn't keep the tips on well so they kept coming off in my sleep
I plan to use them with my head leaned on the cushion on one side, do you know a good pair of iem comfortable but also good in audio quality?
Get a bean shaped IEM like in the westone/shure series.
Would advise a detachable cable too, as a non-detachable IEM might break at the cable during sleep if you turn a lot and it gets snagged.
Cheesebuggah
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I use earbuds/speakers for sleeping so I could hear the alarm go off, but the SSR and MH750 are pretty comfortable because they don't protrude far, are small, and are quite flat. I heard some people say Sennheiser's IEM line-up is comfortable for sleeping.
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s2kphile
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Any Sennheiser IE IEM. Those are the most comfortable I've worn.
i'm considering earbuds too, they could be even more comfortable than iem, any suggestion?I use earbuds/speakers for sleeping so I could hear the alarm go off, but the SSR and MH750 are pretty comfortable because they don't protrude far, are small, and are quite flat. I heard some people say Sennheiser's IEM line-up is comfortable for sleeping.
Cheesebuggah
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I have no experience with expensive earbuds. Typical Chi-fi earbuds like the Faaeal (also known by the community as FAAEAAEAAAEAL) Iris 2.0 are MX500 shaped. They look like they protrude far, but laying on a pillow sideways: It should feel normal/comfortable. You shouldn't feel it jutting into your ear. However, the fit of earbuds is controversial. Some people don't like comfort of them upright. I find them very comfortable without foams and I don't use the foams because they tend to fall off.i'm considering earbuds too, they could be even more comfortable than iem, any suggestion?
I have used the VE Monk Lite (now dead via bent 3.5mm jack) which has a more comfortable and smaller shell. However, just like RikuodouGoku said, the Monk Lite sounds like a bad radio. Overall, the difference shouldn't be large and I would have no issue with sleeping with both of those shells. Just like IEMs, I believe a removable cable is nice.
The earbud thread has a lot of people who have more earbud experience than me. If you asked me to recommend an earbud, I would just say something like the Iris 2.0 from Faaeal. It's cheap, the cable is stiffer and has a less chance of strangling you, and you get to find out if earbuds are comfortable.
P.S I manage to wake up most days with an earbud fallen out. Some days it is both.
Ikko OH10. Low-profile, great bass, slight V shape so as to give decent bass at low volumes for sleep. I've had it over a year and it is my every-night sleep IEM.
It is a heavier IEM due to copper body but stays secure in the ear.
It is a heavier IEM due to copper body but stays secure in the ear.
The Qian 39 has a very small form factor and good sound quality, perfect for bed time listening.i'm considering earbuds too, they could be even more comfortable than iem, any suggestion?
https://es.aliexpress.com/item/3282...0!sea!ES!110788813&curPageLogUid=EIOfuoJwpwfV
They only drawback for me with open earbuds for sleeping is that if I am on my side, whichever ear is pressed against the pillow, the volume on that side is louder, not balanced. I don't have that issue with my IEMs.The Qian 39 has a very small form factor and good sound quality, perfect for bed time listening.
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jose205
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Ok on the audio but I use the Samsung galaxy buds.
bauce
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+1Any Sennheiser IE IEM. Those are the most comfortable I've worn.
I have the IE300 and they fit pretty flush inside the ear and are extremely comfortable.
I personally use Bose Sleepbuds II for sleep but you can't use them for music, its only preprogrammed sleep sounds.
bobchennan
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I also enjoy Qian 39. In addition NiceHCK is hard to beat considering its price. And ofc Sennheiser IEMs are good.The Qian 39 has a very small form factor and good sound quality, perfect for bed time listening.
https://es.aliexpress.com/item/32824719611.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.15.39644df0Ovbum3&algo_pvid=a0b61ed6-4fa0-4c02-83cd-c4dcf27dd40e&algo_exp_id=a0b61ed6-4fa0-4c02-83cd-c4dcf27dd40e-7&pdp_ext_f={"sku_id":"64870138690"}&pdp_npi=3@dis!EUR!11.69!9.35!!!!!@2100bc5c16763930946485421d06c2!64870138690!sea!ES!110788813&curPageLogUid=EIOfuoJwpwfV
I think Final's E series is a good choice, it's tiny, even when side sleeping you won't feel anything
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