[Hize]

Hi everyone!

First of all this is my first post here and happy to start writing with you.

I'd need help on choosing new in-ear headphones, since the old ones are in quite bad condition. The old ones are urBeats 2.0.

I'm trying to choose between 1MORE E1001 Triple Driver and Sony MDR-EX650AP.
Both of them seems to be a good option when reading the reviews. I would get these both around the same price, so that's not really a game changer.

I mostly listen pop, rnb and hip hop type of music.

 

[Hize]

Any suggestions?

I was also looking at Sennheiser Momentum M2 IE.

What are the differences between these three? I like to have some nice bass but also fidelity.

 

[gc335]

The 1more triple drives are fantastic especially for $100. If you are happy with that form factor you can't go wrong.

Budget? $100sih?

 

[Hize]

The 1more triple drives are fantastic especially for $100. If you are happy with that form factor you can't go wrong.

Budget? $100sih?

Since my previous ones were Beats, I really like good bass but not the way that it would disturb the other areas much.

Budget is around $100.

 

[gc335]

I haven't heard the Beats but I'm guessing that you will enjoy the 1MORE. They aren't that bassy but you might start appreciating the parts of music you miss with the Beats. They will probably be much more of a balanced sound.

 

[Hize]

At the moment I've decided to go with 1MORE Triple Driver or Sennheiser Momentum M2.

The thing that is holding me back from Momentum is the durability. I've read many review how the wire starts going bad etc. Any thoughts? Also not sure if the 1MORE would sound "boring" after Beats.

 

[Trojacked]

Go for the Shure SE215's instead, You'll find the 1More Triple's boring.

 

[ostewart]

To be honest for that kind of music and coming from beats, the Oriveti Basic will be a big step up in build quality, yet still has plenty of bass (more then SE215) to be fun and engaging. They fit squarely in your budget.

The 1MORE Triple drivers are too smooth, and a little boring to me. They don't technically do anything wrong but there is nothing special or standout about them.