Final E1000 in-Ear Isolating Earphones, 6.4mm Dynamic Driver, Hires Certified, Durable Cable, Award Winning, Designed in Japan (Black)

Well made, clear and neutral sound, good bass and tight fit even though the e1000 is quite small. Great for those who sleep with music. Excellent value that exceeds many more expensive headphones. Stuff these in a pocket and you will always have hi-fi wherever you go.Update: Broken while still under warranty. No response from Final after 3 email attempts. Feeling disappointed.

I went on a bit of a cheap IEM buying spree a few weeks back where alcohol may or may not have been involved and these were one of the pairs where I wasn’t expecting much. Out of all the buds I got, these were my favorite.I’m terms of build quality and comfort, these are good. The build is a little cheap. I mostly worry about how light the buds themselves are but I’ve dropped them several times and they are still working just fine so maybe it’s fine. It’s also worth noting that they are $30 earbuds so I would say for the cost, it’s what you would expect.It’s the comfort where these really shine. Since they are so light, once they go in your ear, they just disappear. Also thanks to the amazing ear tips that come with these buds, they stay in place perfectly. These are easily the most comfortable IEMS I’ve ever worn and I’ve worn these for nearly 30 hours straight and didn’t have any discomfort.Sound wise, they are pretty good. They don’t compare to things like the moo drop starfields, but this is in a totally different category compared to those, and for what these are, they sound great. They are a bit on the bright side, meaning the treble is dominating the sound but it’s not overdone or sibilant. These are just right at the line of too much treble for my tastes. The bass is really lacking in terms of both extension and presentation. Basically, the bass is really subdued and rolled off. This isn’t really that big of a deal for me, because I already prefer a more natural sound, but these aren’t balanced and are definitely more bright than anything. Resolution is actually pretty decent for $30 and is definitely a step down from more expensive IEMS, but once again, these resolve way better than any other cheap IEM I’ve tried. In terms of imaging, it’s actually again, surprisingly good. These are actually really good in terms of imaging and I used these to play some video games and I was picking up on footsteps way easier than even some of my $100+ IEMS.I would say the biggest downside to these is the cable, and how it’s not replaceable. The cable is really stiff and I wish I could switch it, but that’s not an option unless you buy the $150 E4000.SUMMARY:I think that these are going to be my recommendation for best piece of gaming audio equipment for less than $50. Those boosted highs and imaging makes gaming with these a cheat code. Music listening is also not too bad, but the lack of bass response is a little disappointing. However if you are on a budget and just want high quality earbuds, or you just want a pair of buds you can bully without much consequence, these are an easy pick.

I wanted to go wireless but it seems that the more inexpensive brands just don’t work. These cancel a lot of outside noise and they sound great. The wires don’t get tangled. Sadly I cannot afford 300$ earbuds right now. These are a pretty sweet compromise. I am very picky and I spent hours researching quality inexpensive headphones. I found these and I’m glad I took the chance.

Not so much a review as information. Wish I could provide this without leaving a star rating.These have a nice small body size but the nozzle is fairly large at 5.4mm. IMO nozzle size should be provided by all IEM manufacturers as it can be a make or break dimension and for me 5.4mm is too large to fit my ears.

To my ear, sound quality was on par with earbuds 1/3 the price.

Firstly, these are good earphones, I personally think they are worth buying.I heard of these via some Reddit thread about earbuds for people with small ear canals. This pair was one of many listed, but truthfully it was the price that drew me towards these specifically. So, in terms of comfort, these earphones are perfect. In-ear earphones typically hurt my ears, no matter the shape or size. This is the first pair I've been able to comfortably use for hours on end. As for the sound profile, most other reviews hit the nail on the head. Neutral is the best way to describe it (personally I prefer neutral), so if you're a bass-head, these might not be the ones for you. I've been using these mostly for music/video games and I have no real complaints. They definitely suppress outside noise, but I didn't buy them for that reason, nor have I really been paying attention to it, so I couldn't really give a solid opinion on that front. Build quality is what you'd expect, they're made of plastic and they're thirty dollars. That being said, I do think these are worth buying, ESPECIALLY if you're someone with small ears. 9/10