getting a lot of head pain from my headset. would like to switch to ear phones with my pc - as in the things that go *inside* your ears rather than around the outside. i dont play games much so its not like its important for them to be super high quality but definitely want something better than the ones that come free with mobile phones. never been into airpods and shit, need recommendations of what to do here. sound privacy is important (as in, i dont want other people in my irl vicinity to hear the audio im listening to, dont know if this is ever a problem with any) and of course comfort is but besides but idrk just want decent ones i guess (wireless would certainly be nice since i work out at home, but not a necessity). hit me with recommendations tftv.
also happy to receive headphones/set recommendations that can be praised for comfort but also arent super expensive, because ive used 2 hyperx headsets that have both developed issues of ear pain (on my left side specifically for some reason)
getting a lot of head pain from my headset. would like to switch to ear phones with my pc - as in the things that go *inside* your ears rather than around the outside. i dont play games much so its not like its important for them to be super high quality but definitely want something better than the ones that come free with mobile phones. never been into airpods and shit, need recommendations of what to do here. sound privacy is important (as in, i dont want other people in my irl vicinity to hear the audio im listening to, dont know if this is ever a problem with any) and of course comfort is but besides but idrk just want decent ones i guess (wireless would certainly be nice since i work out at home, but not a necessity). hit me with recommendations tftv.
also happy to receive headphones/set recommendations that can be praised for comfort but also arent super expensive, because ive used 2 hyperx headsets that have both developed issues of ear pain (on my left side specifically for some reason)
a cheap pair of iems might be a good starting point
the Moondrop CHU II are 20 bucks on amazon, they have decent sound quality and i havent heard any complaints about comfortability
they are wired but if you really like them, a decent iem bluetooth conversion kit is like 30 bucks
a cheap pair of iems might be a good starting point
the Moondrop CHU II are 20 bucks on amazon, they have decent sound quality and i havent heard any complaints about comfortability
they are wired but if you really like them, a decent iem bluetooth conversion kit is like 30 bucks
beyerdynamic dt770
struggled with ear/head pain after long use before buying these
beyerdynamic dt770
struggled with ear/head pain after long use before buying these
kawabeyerdynamic dt770
struggled with ear/head pain after long use before buying these
thanks for the suggestion but these are above what im willing to pay atm (cheapest of them i can see on amazon is £120). im saying this just as a little guide for future commenters.
thanks for everyones suggestions (past and future).
[quote=kawa]beyerdynamic dt770
struggled with ear/head pain after long use before buying these[/quote]
thanks for the suggestion but these are above what im willing to pay atm (cheapest of them i can see on amazon is £120). im saying this just as a little guide for future commenters.
thanks for everyones suggestions (past and future).
KZ produces some solid budget earbuds if you’re getting into IEMS. I liked KZ ZS10’s and they’re only around 15-20 bucks
cayornea cheap pair of iems might be a good starting point
the Moondrop CHU II are 20 bucks on amazon, they have decent sound quality and i havent heard any complaints about comfortability
Second on the moondrop rec. Especially if you can get a pricier pair like the arias.
KZ produces some solid budget earbuds if you’re getting into IEMS. I liked KZ ZS10’s and they’re only around 15-20 bucks
[quote=cayorne]a cheap pair of iems might be a good starting point
the Moondrop CHU II are 20 bucks on amazon, they have decent sound quality and i havent heard any complaints about comfortability[/quote]
Second on the moondrop rec. Especially if you can get a pricier pair like the arias.
TRUTHEAR x Crinacle Zero: RED
Really nice for both music and in game sound, and not super expensive.
TRUTHEAR x Crinacle Zero: RED
Really nice for both music and in game sound, and not super expensive.
lootVE Monk
I had the ve monk+ and it was too big for my ears personally, but for me the ve monk lite was pretty nice (very bass light though). And absurdly cheap iirc, kinda of ridiculous what you can do with like $5 buds.
[quote=loot]VE Monk[/quote]
I had the ve monk+ and it was too big for my ears personally, but for me the ve monk lite was pretty nice (very bass light though). And absurdly cheap iirc, kinda of ridiculous what you can do with like $5 buds.
have been using tangzu wan'er IEMs for the past 4-5 months and been loving them, only about 16-20eur depending where you live
have been using tangzu wan'er IEMs for the past 4-5 months and been loving them, only about 16-20eur depending where you live
https://www.amazon.com/Linsoul-TANGZU-Waner-S-G-Detachable/dp/B0BL16M8FH
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B76V3MBB/
cheap and quite decent sound quality, take ur pick, i personally went with the 7hz
sorry these are na amazon links but you can get the names/specs off the site at least
https://www.amazon.com/Linsoul-TANGZU-Waner-S-G-Detachable/dp/B0BL16M8FH?tag=teamfortresst-20
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B76V3MBB/?tag=teamfortresst-20
cheap and quite decent sound quality, take ur pick, i personally went with the 7hz
sorry these are na amazon links but you can get the names/specs off the site at least
kz makes rly good ones and sennheiser has some but they're rly expensive so imo just go with KZ's they're solid af. can't stand IEMs for gaming personally i way prefer openbacks
kz makes rly good ones and sennheiser has some but they're rly expensive so imo just go with KZ's they're solid af. can't stand IEMs for gaming personally i way prefer openbacks