Thread: N810 Sound Output Fidelity
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2007-12-04 , 00:11
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Originally Posted by Mara View Post
I just ordered myself Shure e2c in-ear headphones. Those go now around $60-70 in the US... and should be relatively decent in sound quality. (And do block background noise quite effectively.)

I'll post back about my experience once I receive them.
Just got them today. Overall I'm very pleased with them.

Sound quality is very good. (That shouldn't be a surprise... since we are talking Shure... ) The volume, while can not be adjusted to insane levels, is loud enough, especially when you know that background noise is almost completely sealed outside.

Some reviews I read some people said that these may not be comfortable to wear for everybody. I didn't wear them very long yet, but initially they do not feel bad at all. Much better than my other cheap earplugs I bought few months back...

So, if you are thinking about spending about $50-$100 range in headphones you should not forget to try these...