Best Iem Headphones Under 100

THIS IS A GREAT BUY!!!!BEST MIC YOU CAN GET FOR UNDER 500!!!...WILL BE BUYING FROM THEM AGAIN VERY SOON!!@@!!!! JW

Best headphones I own.

Just the size for my IEM’s headphones. Built like a tank, amazing quality for the price.

This has to be the best bang for buck for the Fuji X system. Under 100 bucks and you get solid metal build, great IQ, clicky aperture ring, etc. Its fairly compact, renders some great bokeh, and overall has a great design to it as well. Definitely recommend for those on a budget and also those wanting to produce excellent images with a manual lens.

Under certain circumstances, you've just gotta have this! It works Great with All of my Headphones & Earbuds! Regardless of the product brand, with that 1/8-inch (3.5mm) plug, this jack easily allows you get that quality of sound you'd expect from another device.

Best fit and noise isolation in my opinion. At least for these IEM's (SE842). I can always count on B n H with shipping so I bought here vs everywhere else.

This is my third pair of Shure IEM's. My SE 315's developed a balance problem after many years. The output of the left earpiece was just slightly lower than the right. I decided to replace them with the SE425's. As a long-time owner of Shure IEM's I already had the microphone cord and a recently acquired BT2 adapter. I also have a FiiO balanced cord which I use with DAPs that have balanced outputs. I own several other professional headphones and IEM's. I have always liked the sound of Shure IEM's. They have a clarity which I enjoy. Bass response has been criticized by some. It is solid without being overwhelming. However, it is important to note that the selection and fit of the various ear tips will greatly affect bass response. The wrong tip will reduce bass response and sound isolation. I have experimented with various tips and always returned to the old yellow universal fit ones. Your results may vary. I travel frequently and love the isolation of the Shures. With the properly fitted tips they will out perform any of the active noise cancelling headphones I own. No battery to charge either. Shure claims approximately 37db of isolation and this is across the spectrum not just in some areas. How do these compare to full size headphones? My current favorite are the Neumann NDH 20's. The Neumann's base response is superior to the SE425's, but only a little. In terms of clarity, the Neumann's are also a little better. However, they are twice the price of the Shure's and, while they offer good isolation, they are not equal to the SE425's.  I also own the FiiO FH5 IEM's. Excellent sound, but lack the isolation of the Shure's even fitted with Comply isolation tips.   You have to set your priorities. Mine are sound isolation when I need it and the ability to use Bluetooth and the SE425's are quite excellent in both respects. All in all a very good value.

These IEM's have been the perfect purchase. The fidelity is superb for such an inexpensive set of headphones. Working as a sound engineer I am always searching for new forms of ear protection as well as monitoring capabilities and sense buying these outdoor concerts have been much more enjoyable.

I have a fair amount of nice full sized headphones and I was looking for something that wouldn't disappoint me for portable use. I've used quite a few pair of cheap ear buds and IEM's and even had a set of Altec Lansing iM716's. All of the portable options I tried had the same feeling that the sound was right in the middle of your head. These Shures don't have that at all. The sound they produce sounds like it's actually coming from somewhere! These IEM's sound awesome, fit very nice, look very understated, isolate noise amazingly well, and provide amazing value for your money. Can't recommend them enough.

Under $5, how could you go wrong? Thank You!