Etymotic Research mc5

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Though these cans aren't perfect, they should easily satisfy a large swath of audiophile consumers.

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The Sony XBR-1s punch a bit above their weight class.

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The Creative Aurvana In-ear3s cram a lot of performance in a tiny package.

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Entry level in-ears that punch far above their weight.

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The Sennheiser MM80is have decent audio quality, and aren't a bad pickup if you're willing to spend for them.

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The {{product.name}}s ($359.95 MSRP) are an entry-level pair of "DJ style headphones" which are better suited for "not things that a DJ might do with a mixing board."

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Great set of cans for the price, Audio-Technica's ATH-M50s are a classic.

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The Bose AE2s aren’t a bad entry-level bet, but you can definitely do better.

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The new Tesla line has a long way to go, but it does have its bright spots.

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The Beyerdynamic DT 860s are over-ear cans that offer impressive audio quality for a decent price.

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We strongly recommend that you avoid buying these headphones.

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A solid set of durable in-ears, these headphones certainly don't skimp on the bass and don't break the bank.

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Sennheiser CXC 700s are fairly good active cancelers, but with worrying durability concerns.

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The V-Moda Crossfade LP 2 headphones are great for bass lovers and smartphone users.

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Impressive audio quality for the price, the re-boot of the Klipsch S4i is a great mobile headset.