[spenie]

Good morning campers!
I'm looking at spending no more than £80.00 on a pair, anyone any recommendations?

Thanks in advance

[craigf]

Not sure if they have a model in your price range, but I bought some Shure's a few years ago and they sound stunning. Previously I've had Sennheisers, which have also been good. Can't remember any model numbers I'm afraid

[spenie]

Cheers Craig, currently got some sennheiser CX300II's which are very good but fancy an upgrade.

[howlinjack]

jays are quite good. i have both QJs and AJs

www.jays.se/

[jusdeep]

I would go for Shure in ear headphones every time.
www.amazon.co.uk/Shure-SE215-CL-Sound-Isolating-Earphones/dp/B004U9NH3E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1332065736&sr=8-1

I've tried many different brands over the years and am now on my second pair. Fantastic sound, block out background noise, come with a variety of foam, rubber and plastic ear-buds in different sizes, come with a nifty protection case, great build quality and also detach from the main adapter cord.

They take a bit of getting used to but once you find the most suitable ear-bud for your ear size the sound quality and bass is amazing, (you'll hear sounds you previously never knew were there).

[atomone]

Mar 18, 2012 10:44:55 GMT 1 howlinjack said:

jays are quite good. i have both QJs and AJs

www.jays.se/

I have the a-Jays 2 and the sound was amazing and at only £30!!

However, after less than a year the left earpiece has packed up so this thread has helped me to decide on a new brand too! ;D

[seqret]

I have Beats by Dre.. Happy with the sound. But more than 80 tho.

Or like other members I would go for Shure

[confused2]

If you can get them, have a look at the Etymotic ER-6i. Great sound quality and great fit.

[decorum]

Mar 18, 2012 12:46:17 GMT 1 confused2 said:

If you can get them, have a look at the Etymotic ER-6i. Great sound quality and great fit.

I had them, great sound-but one ear completely lost sound after about 9 months, and the headphone jack casing started to wear too.

Wouldn't recommend.

Klipsch I have heard are pretty good.

[confused2]

Mar 18, 2012 12:51:44 GMT 1 decorum said:

Mar 18, 2012 12:46:17 GMT 1 confused2 said:

If you can get them, have a look at the Etymotic ER-6i. Great sound quality and great fit.

I had them, great sound-but one ear completely lost sound after about 9 months, and the headphone jack casing started to wear too.

Wouldn't recommend.

Klipsch I have heard are pretty good.

I've had mine for 4 years and they've taken some abuse and are still going strong.

But they've been superseded now, hence "if you can get them".

[curiousgeorge]

Mar 18, 2012 12:12:26 GMT 1 seqret said:

I have Beats by Dre.. Happy with the sound. But more than 80 tho.

Or like other members I would go for Shure

Did you get these seperate or with a HTC sensation phone?

[nah]

ultimate ears triple.fi 10 ?
over your budget at the moment but the price on them fluctuates like crazy, USA amazon sells them off at $99 pretty often

[spenie]

Cheers for all the replies. I did consider the ibeats but get mixed reports, sound is very good but build quality isn't .

[illu]

everything been mentioned so far, shure & senheiser are quality products!!

I personaly use Sony headphones cause they have a really good price/quality range ( I use hp that cost around £20, but only because I destroy them to often due to clumsy behaviour)

[gibbin82]

I have both Soundmagic E10's and RHA MA-35's and would recommend them highly, superb value for around £30/35. Check out the Amazon reviews below.

www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0053R0WWG/ref=oh_o02_s00_i00_details

www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B005HP3OB0/ref=oh_o01_s00_i00_details

[seqret]

Mar 18, 2012 14:20:07 GMT 1 curiousgeorge said:

Mar 18, 2012 12:12:26 GMT 1 seqret said:

I have Beats by Dre.. Happy with the sound. But more than 80 tho.

Or like other members I would go for Shure

Did you get these seperate or with a HTC sensation phone?

Separate... These are mine www.amazon.co.uk/Beats-Tour-In-Ear-Headphones-Monster/dp/B002GI2YXA/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1332081713&sr=8-7

Awesome sound & bass.

[sand]

Another vote for the Dre beats here.

Had mine for 18 months and used them daily and they're still like new.

Like all headphones you just need to handle with care and def use the case provided to protect them when not in use.

Excellent sound quality.

Lots of fakes out there..so only buy from a reputable seller and not a third party on Amazon marketplace etc..

[rottenredrooster]

Not in ear... can't stand them myself.

But I recently bought these to replace the wired version.

store.apple.com/uk/product/H7408ZM/A/monster-beats-by-dr-dre-high-definition-wireless-bluetooth-headphones?fnode=MTc0MjU4ODc

Amazing quality and comfort. I'd imagine the in ear follow suit which are around £80.

As Sand said... don't buy them off third parties though. Lot of fakes around.

[seqret]

I have Monster Beats Solo HD aswell for in home use.. Nice one RRR!! I might think of getting the wireless one.

[caddyshack]

Mar 18, 2012 16:08:47 GMT 1 @ling said:

Shure e2c's!

I used the e2c's for ages and have been using the e3c's for the last 5 years or so. Excellent sound and comfortable for long periods too.

[spenie]

Cheers for the info everyone, went slightly over budget and opted for the Ultimate Ears Triplefi 10 pro's.

[mayhem]

Thanks for asking spenie, Was thinking the same myself. Thanks to those who have recommended they're choice. nice one!

[saint]

I cant wear in ears, but i do wear the funkiest cans ever.

uk.skullcandy.com/shop/aviator-brown-gold

Have tried beats by dre and these are much much better IMO, sound quality is insanely good.

[spenie]

Picked them up today,sound amazing. just listening to "The King of Limbs"at the moment and blow away by the quality.

[spenie]

Anyone interested in cheap Dr Dre beats?

www.handtec.co.uk/search.php?xSearch=dr+dre+beats&submit=search+for+products

These are the HTC version ,same as the Ibeats (£80.00) but the remote doesn't work apart from pause with the iphone.