v-moda vibe ear buds :VS: Shure E2 earbuds I just wondering, which one is better in your oppinion?
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V-moda is MUCH better. Shure does not have any bass, sound is shifted towards mids and highs.
67144
Had the pleasure of owning both. The SE535's are very good and I while I expected the SE846's to be better then the 535's, I was doubtful that they would be good enough for me to spend the extra $'s. Wrong. The 846's are a totally different immersive music experience and the difference is both in clarity (sounds that you can't discern with most other headphones) and the bass, that is clear and not overbearing. My wife won't allow me to wear them in the house (sound isolation is immense) but I seek out time to listen to them as they are a treat, every time!
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Hey bro sorry for the super late reply,yes these are the ones with the active "switch" cancel feature. But to be honest with you I would go with V-moda's headphones based on comfort. They sound identical and all, these headphones have better noise canceling but they are a bit heavy due to the titanium build. Also if you are an athlete or have an active life style, they will stay on, they will cancel out the noise but you will have to be above 75% volume. Also very uncomfortable to sleep in tbh. I'm a Bboy, and its nice to have due to the noise cancel and the instrumentals are very balanced. So if you're looking for heavy base not the headphones you should be getting. Hey bro sorry for the super late reply,yes these are the ones with the active "switch" cancel feature. But to be honest with you I would go with V-moda's headphones based on comfort. They sound identical and all, these headphones have better noise canceling but they are a bit heavy due to the titanium build. Also if you are an athlete or have an active life style, they will stay on, they will cancel out the noise but you will have to be above 75% volume. Also very uncomfortable to sleep in tbh. I'm a Bboy, and its nice to have due to the noise cancel and the instrumentals are very... » Read More Hey bro sorry for the super late reply,yes these are the ones with the active "switch" cancel feature. But to be honest with you I would go with V-moda's headphones based on comfort. They sound identical and all, these headphones have better noise canceling but they are a bit heavy due to the titanium build. Also if you are an athlete or have an active life style, they will stay on, they will cancel out the noise but you will have to be above 75% volume. Also very uncomfortable to sleep in tbh. I'm a Bboy, and its nice to have due to the noise cancel and the instrumentals are very balanced. So if you're looking for heavy base not the headphones you should be getting. « Show Less
838280
I like the molded ear buds. Just search molded earbuds. Or mushroom tip earbuds
1378079
The Radius has nothing on the V-modas... Cnet rated the V's better. The radius sound muffled...Bass isn't everything my man.
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I heard from other people that the Fiio E17 has slightly better and clearer highs, not really noticeable, when listening to certain music like classical, ballad, etc. The E18 has better lows, which make music like EDM, R&B;, Hip-Hop all more enjoyable. I do believe it was said that the E18 does have a bigger soundstage, but that really depends on the capabilities of the headphones/speakers connected to it. Overall, if you already own the E17, then the E18 is not really too big of an upgrade, seeing as they are essentially similar. The E18 does have some features that the E17 does not, but they are more gimmicks/goodies than actual upgrades. And that goes both ways for the E17 as well. I heard from other people that the Fiio E17 has slightly better and clearer highs, not really noticeable, when listening to certain music like classical, ballad, etc. The E18 has better lows, which make music like EDM, R&B;, Hip-Hop all more enjoyable. I do believe it was said that the E18 does have a bigger soundstage, but that really depends on the capabilities of the headphones/speakers connected to it. Overall, if you already own the E17, then the E18 is not really too big of an upgrade, seeing as they are essentially similar. The E18 does have some features that the E17 does... » Read More I heard from other people that the Fiio E17 has slightly better and clearer highs, not really noticeable, when listening to certain music like classical, ballad, etc. The E18 has better lows, which make music like EDM, R&B;, Hip-Hop all more enjoyable. I do believe it was said that the E18 does have a bigger soundstage, but that really depends on the capabilities of the headphones/speakers connected to it. Overall, if you already own the E17, then the E18 is not really too big of an upgrade, seeing as they are essentially similar. The E18 does have some features that the E17 does not, but they are more gimmicks/goodies than actual upgrades. And that goes both ways for the E17 as well. « Show Less
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If you like crispier highs get Creative EP-630, if you like more bass, get Creative EP-830. Also if you are active while using your headphones order some puddy for molded ear plugs (Google "DIY Custom-Molded In-Ear Headphones" for exact link on the puddy and instructions). Enjoy.
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Having owned the Bose noise cancelling headset before the V-Moda, I am more impressed with sound quality of V-Moda believe it or not! NO distortion, great 'clean' sound. I use the V-Moda during flights, NO complaints with music or film sound quality.
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I'm not sure (no pun intended) what qualifies as "better", I believe they are pretty much the same (thinking of foam design and density). The real advantage is that the Shure tips are intended for Shure products, and I have had great luck with them. Fit, both in your ear and on the device is the key to great sound, at truth be told, these are the cheap part, but in short I think they are more the same than different. I hope that helps.
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I can say I highly recommend the V-MODA M-100 's. As for the amp, I only have experience with the FiiO E11 and it can be a little cumbersome but I absolutely recommend it. After looking for a long time for a set of cans that I was happy with, this combo is it.
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I've worn both of these actually. And I've found the M50X's to be amazingly good for the price. They're extremely comfortable, and they're a good choice overall. Nonetheless, the P5's get the edge. The sound is neutral on both of them, but the P5's sound is a bit more nuanced, and true to the source material. (And if you're looking for something with thumping bass, neither of these are your friend - I'd look at beats for that). The P5's are also much more "luxurious". The padding, the presentation, and the details - everything is a step up, albeit at a heftier price tag. I would definitely recommend trying both out at a store if you can - it's a close one. I've worn both of these actually. And I've found the M50X's to be amazingly good for the price. They're extremely comfortable, and they're a good choice overall. Nonetheless, the P5's get the edge. The sound is neutral on both of them, but the P5's sound is a bit more nuanced, and true to the source material. (And if you're looking for something with thumping bass, neither of these are your friend - I'd look at beats for that). The P5's are also much more "luxurious". The padding, the presentation, and the details - everything is a step up, albeit at a heftier price tag. I would... » Read More I've worn both of these actually. And I've found the M50X's to be amazingly good for the price. They're extremely comfortable, and they're a good choice overall. Nonetheless, the P5's get the edge. The sound is neutral on both of them, but the P5's sound is a bit more nuanced, and true to the source material. (And if you're looking for something with thumping bass, neither of these are your friend - I'd look at beats for that). The P5's are also much more "luxurious". The padding, the presentation, and the details - everything is a step up, albeit at a heftier price tag. I would definitely recommend trying both out at a store if you can - it's a close one. « Show Less
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Do you still need this info? I just read this question I apologize for the delay. I had a bad experience with purchasing these ear buds. I definitely think some of these sellers are shady. I ended up going to best buy after the beats fell apart a month of having them.they would not refund or send a replacement pair.
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I have used both. Both in Sennheiser Units. I haven't had a problem with either one in the limited time that I've used them. Other than a little bit of gaon adjustment, I can't see the price difference. Especially for the price, the SE 10 works perfectly In most applications.
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V-Moda M100 all day.I own the M80 and the SL-150 there is a huge difference. The V-Moda is much clearer in highs and mids. SL-150s leak like crazy also. The good side of the SL-150 is that they are super cheap right now and you can grab a a pair for $70, downside is that the sound is okay, bass heavy but if you have an adjustable EQ you can compensate for this and make the adjustments necessary. But if you play them flat the V-Modas will sound better all the time.
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In my humble opinion the noise isolation feature of my V_Moda crossfade's are far superior than the Bose QC series headphones. One of my co-workers has the Bose QC-25's I tried them and he tried mine he agreed with me as well!
627247
Yess!! I use them for what they are made that is djing and the insulation is crazy i can hear nothing from the exterior world. I also have some Shure headphones, I have tested V moda, other sennheisers, allen and heath, pioneers and this have the best low end, also mids and highs are really clear, so if you are looking them form gaming I think they can make a really good job, but the thing is that this headphone are design for DJs, crazy insulation (I can bet that are the Dj headphones with best insulation in the market right now) and great low end I can't ask for more. And one more thing they are the most comfortable headphones I had ever own, This were very well think, cheers for Sennheiser!!
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As pointed out, the only physical difference between these and the SIE2/SIE2i earbudes is that the SIE2's have a shorter headphones cable. They do come with an extender but I think that makes the cable too long. These seem like just the right length for me. Also, the SIE2i earbuds have the device controls in the middle whereas these have them underneath the right earbud. Both the SIE2/SIE2i and FreeStyle earbuds are sweat and moisture resistant so the sports don't have any benefit over these. The FreeStyle earbuds are less expensive than the SIE2/SIE2i earbuds to you might as well go with them since they use the same StayHear ear tips, TriPort earbuds, and are moisture/water resistant. I prefer the design of the FreeStyle earbuds as their headphone cable is just the right length and the in-line controls are much easier to blindly find and use.