[192405]

Hey there guys!

Looking for a quick suggestion on durable earphones. In the past 2 years I've gone through tons of earphones, from SoundMagic PL21s, Brainwavz M1s, JVC Black Edition Earphones (those carbon nanotube ones) and a couple others, and they have ALL broke in one way or another. I don't even put them through very hard use (I just putem in my pocket when I'm not using them and... That's really the only hard part. Otherwise they're in normal use, yet don't last 6 months.

So this time, can someone recxomend me Earphones in the <50$ range that can be shipped to Canada that sound good yet are also durable?

Only other restriction is they MUST be able to be worn cord-down and must look discrete, nothing too flashy please.

Thank you!

 

[192405]

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[Sonic7381]

Any v-modas, they are military spec tested, or one of the klipsch rugged versions. Both will sound good and are virtually unbreakable.

 

[cel4145]

I don't even put them through very hard use (I just putem in my pocket when I'm not using them and... That's really the only hard part. Otherwise they're in normal use, yet don't last 6 months.

Do you keep them in a case? That might help

 

[wijnands]

Kids and myself moved to Philips for undemanding portable use. Found the SHE3590 especially a good buy. No, not audiophile quality but they sound surprisingly decent and I haven't broken them yet. Also, at the price you can afford to buy 2 and just recycle bin one if it dies.

 

[192405]

Do you keep them in a case? That might help

I don't keep them in a case as they're meant to be super convenient in my pocket. Adding the case would be too bulky :/

 

[192405]

Kids and myself moved to Philips for undemanding portable use. Found the SHE3590 especially a good buy. No, not audiophile quality but they sound surprisingly decent and I haven't broken them yet. Also, at the price you can afford to buy 2 and just recycle bin one if it dies.

I'll take a look! Thanks!