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Just ordered Vivo X800s from the Rillpac store recommended on Head-Fi and I'm really excited to replace my Shure IEMs that are falling apart!
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Sininu posted:I wanted to get wireless IEM's for my phone and was looking at Jaybird X3's. All the professional reviews indicated they had great sound and everything else was pretty good for the price as well. I've been using the Jaybird X3 with my iPhone for almost a year at work most days and occasionally while working out and I've had zero issues with the battery or water resistance coating. They still last a solid 6-8 hours during work and charge very quickly. They're very solid Bluetooth IEMs for the price and I have no complaints. The highs can be a little harsh at times, but nothing that bad. They're especially good when used with Comply foam eartips. The one and only issue is the Bluetooth pairing can be finicky and annoying sometimes, but I've had no problems with them once they're paired. No audio dropouts or interference. Unfortunately, it seems quite a few Bluetooth headphones have pairing issues...
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Hamelekim posted:IEMs with memory foam tips are the solution you are looking for. Yup, I barely hear my very loud co-workers and workspace with my Jaybird X3 with Comply foam tips. Comply makes magical memory foam eartips and I highly recommend them with a solid pair of IEMs.
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The HyperX Cloud Alpha are seriously great for $75 from Costco. You can't beat them at that price. The sound detail for games feels very open and detailed and the mic is decent and removable for when you don't need it. The next upgrade from that are the Sennheiser Game One with stronger audio quality for games, but they're more like $120 and don't have any noise isolation whatsoever since they're open back, though that may not matter you.
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