[Kev_Boy]

Headroom really likes these in-ear headphones, and I might purchase them for my purposes, but I do have some questions.

Is the sound quality "Solid bass response, slightly recessed mids and clean highs" compared to other 'earbuds' or all headphones in general?

I need a headphone for my computer, which is in the living room, so I want my noise not to leak out and their noise not to enter my ears

Those Shure E2c in-ear headphones sure seem to do the trick, but I was looking at the Sennheiser 280 Pro before finding out about these.

I am wearing glasses (Thin frame though) so I don't know whether that would be any trouble with those 280 Pros, that wouldn't be any problem with those Shures.

This will be driven straight from the motherboard so which is the best option: Shure E2c or Sennheiser 280 Pro?

 

[mr.karmalicious]

Just for the isolation and such, I'd say the E2s.

 

[Kev_Boy]

Will the sound quality near the 280 Pro or not?
Anybody got experience with both of these?

 

[allenf]

^^No idea.
But I can say with confidence that the E2s will provide an "entry-level" experience to high-end audio gear, until upgradeitis sets in of course...bah humbug etc.