[Michelleee]

Hi,

After my first post I got recommended to get some better, more durable IEM's.
I am looking for ones with a good strong cable, no easy cable breaks etc. And some good sound.
I like them to have a warm sound with some good bass. My budget is about €40 and thats stretching it.

The ones I already heard about are the soundmagic E10C's ,
I cant find where to buy those here in the Netherlands though.

Love to hear your recommendations!
Kind regards, Michelle

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

Dunu DN-12 Trident, durable and very good for the low price.

SoundMAGIC E10 are also an excellent choice.

 

[ProtegeManiac]

After my first post I got recommended to get some better, more durable IEM's.
I am looking for ones with a good strong cable, no easy cable breaks etc. And some good sound.
I like them to have a warm sound with some good bass. My budget is about €40 and thats stretching it.

MEE M6 Pro

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

MEE M6 Pro

Indeed another great suggestion.

 

[Michelleee]

Thank you @Oscar-HiFi and @ProtegeManiac! Between those three, do you recommend one of the most? I am leaning towards the soundmagic!

 

[ProtegeManiac]

Thank you @Oscar-HiFi and @ProtegeManiac! Between those three, do you recommend one of the most? I am leaning towards the soundmagic!

I have the M6 Pro and had the M6P, pretty good beater IEMs.

 

[serman005]

There is always also the Beyer Byron. 49 euros from amazon.de. Really good.

 

[Michelleee]

I have the M6 Pro and had the M6P, pretty good beater IEMs.

@ProtegeManiac How long have they lasted for you?

There is always also the Beyer Byron. 49 euros from amazon.de. Really good.

Thanks @serman005 Can I ask a bit about them? How do they fit? Do they isolate outside sound well? Is the cable strong (no breaks)? How is the sound, good bass? And how long have they lasted for you?

 

[ProtegeManiac]

@ProtegeManiac How long have they lasted for you?

M6P lasted me three years then I misplaced them. Got the M6Pro a few months ago, left it with my brother, still going strong (and he busts Westones well within warranty, so I'd say they're holding up well).

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

I would choose the E10 over the Byron,

It all depends on your sound signature preference, the M6 Pro is very detailed and fairly neutral, and I highly recommend only using Comply tips with them, they are well built with replaceable cables.

The E10 is more fun, bigger bass but not overwhelming, but also very well built.

It all depends on what sound you prefer.