In-ear Headphones!

[s55]

I'll check if jbl originals r available in local market @s55

Apple originals are not the one I need. I need the soft ear buds instead of hard ones

Hard ones are better, they don't put pressure on ear drums. Soft ones get ear tight and put pressure on ear drums as a result people hear bass. Don't get it.

[venom]

The hard ones somehow cause pain in my ear thats why I prefer soft ones.

[nfssaad]

a4tech... very cheap and still good

[haseebafzal11]

Have you ever used new design apple headphones. If not give them a try very comfortable .

[haseebafzal11]

Another stereo bluetooth headset name is t909s . My brother bought it from hall road .There sound quality is awsome . http://www.dx.com/p/evere-t909s-hifi-bluetooth-stereo-handsfree-headset-red-4-hour-talk-96-hour-standby-39180

Check them he bought it 1200 rs .

[akdon47]

I have A4 tech MK690 worth Rs.600 and Razer Moray Original worth Rs3650 and to be honest A4 tech ones are far more better in terms of sound quality and bass.

[axe.effect]

Rubber ear plugs block external sounds, make more pressure in ear drums and they disturb ear cleaning mechanism by pushing ear wax inside. So consider this too.

For basic use, I use A4tech mk 630 rubber plugs on mk 660. By changing rubber plugs, I enjoy much more balanced bass and balanced vocals.

On stock rubbers, Mk 660 has better bass than mk 650 and mk 630, regardless of what the shopkeepers say. I have all of them. They work perfect in all devices.

Keep that in mind that most fancy ones do not work well with basic devices.

For least bass, plastic hard ones. Ear friendly.

For most bass, mk 660

For balanced sound, mk 650 or 690. 'For ipod' is written on them.

For least bass, mk 630.

Note: A4tech does not have mic, but still they can used for calling on phones with no problem.

[venom]

Thanks for the suggestions. Will post what I buy in a day or two

[mwajahatkhan]

I've owned a few pairs of cheap, budget IEMs and consumer level IEMs during the past couple of years. And according to me, the IEM that falls perfectly within your range would be the Logitech UltimateEars 200. I own a pair of these wonderful budget IEMs, and they still impress me. I paid Rs3800 for them 3-4 years ago, but im sure they cost around Rs2000 now. Logitech UltimateEars is a reputable, and a widely acclaimed brand. Most musicians prefer UltimateEar IEMs over these exorbitantly priced, not-worth-the-price Beats/SOL Republic etc brands.

These UltimateEars 200 are perfect for everyday usage. Though they are not that bass heavy (they're not exactly light too. There is bass present. Its just not overwhelming), but the mids and highs are incredible given the price of the IEM. You can hear a wide number of instruments and the vocals clearly using them.

The cord is strong, and the length is adequate. The connector jack is L-shaped (which is a great bonus IMO).

The UE200 comes with a carrying pouch, and SIX sizes of eartips. They are extremely light, and long sessions of music listening/movie watching wouldnt be a problem at all.

UE200 do not cone with a mic. If you want a mic, the UE200vi variant has a mic. The lack of mic is the reason these IEMs are priced less.

Anyway, whatever you decide to buy, stay away from A4-Techs, and Chinese replicas. I have owned 8-10 A4-Techs in my life, and one side of the earphone stopped working in 2-3 months on ALL of them. Yes, ALL of them. Their low price might be tempting, but the product is not worth the price at all.

And why buy Chinese replicas of a famous brand when you can buy an original product of an equally reputable brand in the same price?

[nfssaad]

I've owned a few pairs of cheap, budget IEMs and consumer level IEMs during the past couple of years. And according to me, the IEM that falls perfectly within your range would be the Logitech UltimateEars 200. I own a pair of these wonderful budget IEMs, and they still impress me. I paid Rs3800 for them 3-4 years ago, but im sure they cost around Rs2000 now. Logitech UltimateEars is a reputable, and a widely acclaimed brand. Most musicians prefer UltimateEar IEMs over these exorbitantly priced, not-worth-the-price Beats/SOL Republic etc brands.

These UltimateEars 200 are perfect for everyday usage. Though they are not that bass heavy (they're not exactly light too. There is bass present. Its just not overwhelming), but the mids and highs are incredible given the price of the IEM. You can hear a wide number of instruments and the vocals clearly using them.

The cord is strong, and the length is adequate. The connector jack is L-shaped (which is a great bonus IMO).

The UE200 comes with a carrying pouch, and SIX sizes of eartips. They are extremely light, and long sessions of music listening/movie watching wouldnt be a problem at all.

UE200 do not cone with a mic. If you want a mic, the UE200vi variant has a mic. The lack of mic is the reason these IEMs are priced less.

Anyway, whatever you decide to buy, stay away from A4-Techs, and Chinese replicas. I have owned 8-10 A4-Techs in my life, and one side of the earphone stopped working in 2-3 months on ALL of them. Yes, ALL of them. Their low price might be tempting, but the product is not worth the price at all.

And why buy Chinese replicas of a famous brand when you can buy an original product of an equally reputable brand in the same price?

strange.. been using original a4tech for 5 years... head phones ear phones... never stopped working other than for physical damage... which i fixed again.... and still working fine

[nfssaad]

the one side not working is a problem of physical damage... mostly the wire gets detached... i just solder it back... the initial solder is a bit weak... but once i repair it it works flawlessly

[UmairMasood]

I've been using JVC original in-ear stereo headphones (HA-FX35-S).. and believe me "THE BEST".

[axe.effect]

strange.. been using original a4tech for 5 years... head phones ear phones... never stopped working other than for physical damage... which i fixed again.... and still working fine

Same here. Only one piece cable broke, that too after atleast three years, which I never bothered to repair. I take care good care of them.

In 600-700rs, no doubt A4tech is the best.

[Vajih102]

Headphones Increase Bacteria in the ears Seven Hundred Times per hour. Try to avoid them.

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[s55]

I've been using JVC original in-ear stereo headphones (HA-FX35-S).. and believe me "THE BEST".

I remember I bought JVC ear phones from saddar Karachi for 40 rupees. They were defected in a way that one of the wire was shorter out of proportion with the other. Could be the reason he gave me for 40 rupees. And they were amazing. I used them for quite sometime before they broke.

[venom]

Checked the market thoroughly but couldn't find originals less than 3k so opted for the Bluetooth headset which haseebafzal posted ....
Got it for Rs.1000 .... might be a bit expensive as bought from shop near my home.
Great sound and features:

Here are the pix:

[z0haib]

Checked the market thoroughly but couldn't find originals less than 3k so opted for the Bluetooth headset which haseebafzal posted ....
Got it for Rs.1000 .... might be a bit expensive as bought from shop near my home.
Great sound and features:

Here are the pix:

how is the sound quality bro ?

[venom]

Its quite good comparing to the local earphones available for Rs 200-500 !
Much satisfied

[s55]

Its quite good comparing to the local earphones available for Rs 200-500 !
Much satisfied

Of course its Nokia. You can't compare a third class A4Tech with Nokia. I think you got the best deal. Nokia is reliable.
But these type of headsets are painful to use specially when you are lying down or using them for a few hours.

[venom]

Yes thats a con i realized last night .....